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Phoenix Technologies relaunches HyperSpace instant-on OS: now tastier, widely available

Jan 6th 2009 6:39AM on Engadget

I really don't get this. I reboot my laptop maybe once or twice a month for windows update. Other than that it's just in sleep mode and wakes up instantly when I open the lid.

Nextar hops on the bandwagon with Z10 LCoS micro projector

Jan 5th 2009 11:46AM on Engadget

For a small audience: use a 17" laptop
For a larger audience: use a real projector
/thread

Vuzix to unveil new, less cool-looking HMD at CES

Jan 2nd 2009 9:28AM on Engadget

Wake me up when they're at least 720p

IBM claims title of world's fastest graphene transistor

Dec 20th 2008 3:57AM on Engadget

The speed of a single transistor doesn't mean much. They had 200+ (two hundred) GHz Silicon transistors in 2001. It remains to be seen if these graphene transistors can be combined into complex chips with better performance than silicon.

Personally I'd put my money on the memristor: it can be built on existing fabs and has the potential to make chips smaller and faster.

Korean scientists create transparent memory chip... or so they tell us

Dec 17th 2008 3:58AM on Engadget

The picture doesn't load! Engadget is going down the drain fast!

Andy Grove pushing Intel to manufacture electric car batteries

Dec 12th 2008 8:59AM on Engadget

I'm all for Intel researching and licensing battery technology, but there's no way an American company can compete in the manufacturing of batteries.

OCZ intros Vertex line of 2.5-inch SATA II SSDs

Dec 11th 2008 8:12AM on Engadget

Yeah, I can't afford it either.

Open Handset Alliance signs up 14 more Android-lovers, including Sony Ericsson, ASUS and Garmin

Dec 9th 2008 11:46AM on Engadget

Aren't you forgetting the big gorilla in the room? Nokia still has 40%+ market share.

Open Handset Alliance signs up 14 more Android-lovers, including Sony Ericsson, ASUS and Garmin

Dec 9th 2008 11:42AM on Engadget

Being a member doesn't necessarily mean you are going to build a phone. It's always good to keep an eye on what the competition is doing and if they invite you into their kitchen why refuse?

LG tests world's first LTE cellphone chip: 60Mbps downloads are go

Dec 9th 2008 5:56AM on Engadget

Big Giant Balls you are a complete twat no offense

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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