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Dells are cheap and Macs are expensive... right? The perceived cost of certain brands over others is one of computing's most enduring notions. But how true are they? I thought it was time to take a hard look at computer pricing (in this case, laptops, as they're easier to compare, features-wise) and see who really are the most and least expensive brands on the market, by comparing as closely as

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High ticket consumer electronics such as Plasma TV's and Laptop computers just got easier to purchase. Indigogear.com provides interest free payment terms and has just launched its online store.High ticket consumer electronics such as Plasma TV's and Laptop computers just got easier to purchase. Indigogear.com provides interest free payment terms and has just launched its online store.Managing

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Sumner Lemon, IDG News Service Sat Jun 9, 4:00 PM ETComputers are getting smaller and functions that once required multiple chips will increasingly be combined or move to the processor. But Intel Corp. said one component is going to survive these changes: the chipset.If a processor is the brain of a computer, the chipset is its central nervous system. Traditional PC designs use a dual-chip

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Customers will use MasterCard(R) PayPass(TM) to 'Tap & Go(TM)' and quickly exit busy airport parking lotsDALLAS, June 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. (NYSE: ACS - News) today announced that its airport parking applications in North America will begin accepting MasterCard PayPass contactless payments. ACS is the leader in large airport parking systems, with more

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San Francisco (IDGNS) - Hewlett-Packard Co. is sticking with processors from Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) in a new family of blade PCs designed to compete with offerings from IBMHP announced its BladeSystem bc2000 and bc2500 products on Monday, promising to reduce IT management costs and improve data security for corporate buyers by replacing traditional desktop and notebook PCs.Specialist

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Tensilica®, Inc. today announced that DesignArt Networks, of Ra'anana Israel, has decided to use multiple Xtensa® LX2 configurable processor cores to speed product development and reduce risk to their WiMAX wireless baseband chip design. Multiple Xtensa LX2 cores are used in PHY and MAC layers of DesignArt's SOC platform, where some are replacing RTL state machines with high performance software,

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Designed for deployment in harsh military environments-- 1.66 GHz Intel(R) Core(TM) Duo processor-- Conduction cooled, extended temperature range-- Easy upgrade path for existing customersDemonstrating once more the company's commitment to providing state of the art price/performance while ensuring ease of upgrade for existing customers, GE Fanuc Embedded Systems today announced the CR5 rugged 3U

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