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Dell strikes gold by acquiring Alienware
Infoworld - Why care about this thinnest slice of the pie -- the hard-core developers, the gamers, the zero-day technologists whose vocation or avocation is leading-edge computing technology? Because we move the market by refusing to accept inertia. We shoved

Mac magazines declining in the US
Ars Technica - "Overall, if you take a look at the second half numbers of last year, 55% of consumer magazines showed a decline in circulation compared to the second half of 2004," said Dan Capell, editor and publisher of Capell's Circulation Report, an industry

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Washington Post - Want to know what upcoming topics are being covered? Sign up for the Fast Forward e-letter -- get updated information on personal technology news and product demos. Past editions of Rob's e-letter are online here . Rob Pegoraro: Greetings, all, and

Lenovo Pledges Balance In Best Buy Arrangement
CRN - Lenovo s move last week to authorize retailer Best Buy to sell its lineup of notebooks and desktops to small businesses drew strong reaction from other channel players, whether they thought it was much ado about nothing or a serious assault on

Microsoft minds own business, gets subpoenaed anyway
Ars Technica - Chip maker AMD is slapping subpoenas on several companies in its legal quest to brand Intel as a monopoly, and everybody's favorite legal target, Microsoft, is one of the lucky recipients. From InfoWorld : Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) took

PlayStation 3 Pricing Still Unknown
NewsFactor Network - Gaming expert Paul Jackson, an analyst at Forrester Research, suggested that Sony will sell the PlayStation 3 for no more than $500 in an effort to remain competitive with Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Nintendo's forthcoming Revolution gaming console

Fallen soldier returning back home
1960 Sun - A Sumner man who served his country during World War II and Korea will finally have a proper burial thanks to the U.S. Army. Sandy Hayes, born in Sumner in September 1919, left his Delta home at the age of 21 to serve with the Army's 92nd Division in

Delay Vista, sell more computers
Ars Technica - Delay a product release, sell more PCs? That's what Gartner is saying if Microsoft were to delay its Windows Vista operating system one more time. According to a group of Gartner analysts, if Microsoft were to delay Windows Vista until July 2007, it

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dBusinessNews.com - San Jose: Doradus Technologies Secures IP Licensing Contract for Its ATSC/QAM Demodulator IP Core With a Major Semiconductor Supplier SAN JOSE -- Doradus Technologies, Inc., a leader in the San Jose: Nextest Announces Date for Releasing Third

Sandbridge Draws $22.5M
Unstrung.com - Startup Sandbridge Technologies Inc. , which designs digital signal processors (DSPs) announced today that Siemens Venture Capital (SVC) has invested in the company, bringing the total funding raised in its second round to $22.5 million. Sandbridge