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Hitachi announces second-generation terabyte drive
Hitachi
was
first
to
hit
the
terabyte
mark
when
it
announced
the
1TB
Deskstar
7K1000
hard
drive
in
January
2007.
Fast
forward
a
year
and
a
half,
and
the
company
is
back
with
not
a
larger
version
of
the
drive
but
a
more
efficient
model
in
the
Deskstar
7K1000.B.
(Read more)
Lost in translation? Intel's Larrabee chip a Pentium
Update
at
11:15
p.m.
PDT
July
8
citing
new
reports
that
link
Larrabee
cores
to
Pentium
technology
Intel
rumor
of
the
week:
Its
future
Larrabee
graphics
chip
uses
processing
cores
based
on
the
company's
venerable
Pentium
chip.
True?
False?
Intel
says
it's
speculation.
Larrabee
is
expected
(Read more)
China to pass U.S. as second-biggest flat-panel monitor market in 2011
As
desktop
PCs
fall
further
out
of
favor
in
the
U.S.,
peripheral
manufacturers
are
having
no
problem
picking
up
the
slack
elsewhere.
China
is
poised
to
pass
the
United
States
in
just
three
years
to
become
the
second-largest
market
for
flat-panel
monitors,
according
to
a
report
released
Tuesday
by
(Read more)
Acer shows off compact new 64-bit PC
Like
new
models
from
its
Gateway
subsidiary,
Acer's
new
Aspire
X1200
small-design
PC
looks
like
an
all-64-bit
affair.
Three
models
come
out
this
month,
at
$450,
$460,
and
$699
(with
a
22-inch
LCD),
and
both
the
pricing
and
the
distinct
design
separate
them
from
Gateway's
traditional
midtower
desktops.
(Read more)
