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Intel entices Taiwan computer makers to build Ultrabooks
The MacBook Air is doing too well, and netbooks doing too poorly. Intel thinks it is time for powerful and ...
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Stereoscopic 3D in your pocket, in your life
The next revolution on mobile phones has already begun. By Jon Peddie Seeing double will be the next big thing ...
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Apple Final Cut Pro falls flat with professionals; rivals try to seize the moment
Adobe and Avid are trying to win market share as Apple seems to be aiming for a more general consumer ...
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LCD innovations steal the show at display industry conference
The Society for Information Displays gathered for its annual conference in late May. Last year OLED and LED were all ...
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French researchers develop glasses-free stereoscopic viewing for iPad, iPhone
The two were inspired by work previously done with Nintendo Wii. The technique uses only the camera, not the accelerometer. ...
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McNeel releases iRhino 3D for iPad and iPhone
Markups can be shared as image files. The $3.99 app comes with technical support. The maker of Rhino 3D has ...
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Siemens PLM launches Teamcenter Mobility for iPad
Five million Teamcenter PLM users are today adding the Apple iPad to their requisition lists. This is the first PLM ...
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MacBook Pro and iPad 2: a wowser and a whimper from Apple
iPad 2 was really a 1.5, while Thunderbolt and no Nvidia makes the MacBook Pro update more interesting. It was ...
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Autodesk at MacWorld
MacWorld no longer speaks to professional users, but the week of meetings is still a gathering time for Mac users. ...
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CES 2011 was the Grand Bazaar of consumer electronics
Bigger and gaudier than ever, the Consumer Electronics Show is still the place to see what might be the next ...
