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AMD fans may have to book the next flight to Tokyo if they want to get their hands on the firm’s new Istanbul six-core Opterons as quickly as possible.

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DELL has released new offerings in its EqualLogic PS4000 storage array line aimed specifically at SMBs and remote offices, boasting “all inclusive” software packages filled with goodies like storage virtualization, thin provisioning, server virtualization integration and more.

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Rumours are growing louder that Intel will be launching new SSDs based on the firm’s 34nm NAND chips within just a couple of weeks. Previous reports had said Chipzilla planned to come out with its new 34nm flash memory drives in Q4, but that timetable has been nudged up.

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WESTERN DIGITAL has launched a 2TB enterprise HD. If you think that’s big, it has a 64M cache to back it all up too.

The drive, RE4-GP, has what WD claims is “next generation” green technology, saving up to 40 per cent more power than normal drives. The cache is claimed to be good for a 25 per cent increase in performance as well, so this appears to be a win/win before you even consider the massive size.

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Intel has introduced new chips that will join the current Atom range and are oriented to mobile internet devices and PC. Two new chips that cover the demand for more power with 2 GHz processor and another one with a maximum frequency of 1.2 GHz. The new processors are part of the range Z5xx and has a consumption of only 3W. Read the rest of this entry »

It is true that this notice appeared few time ago on Internet, but finally I decided to write my own article and publish it.

HRP-4C, created by Aist, is a female looking robot of 158cm, that had beeen debouting as an humanoid model  in a fashion parade in Tokyo few days ago. Seems obvious “she” is one of the world’s most advanced robots. Read the rest of this entry »