one company; the single biggest commercial data-miner knowing many of your details and habits and inferring others. Would they try to extract every possible profit out of that?

most users aren't aware of how much google knows..

..It's bad enough that they crawl though emails to find advertising targets, but the OS is one of their biggest plays yet to analyse every piece of seemingly benign and anonymous user data and assemble a specific user profile. Think about that: one company; the single biggest commercial data-miner knowing many of your details and habits and inferring others. Would they try to extract every possible profit out of that? Personally the last data-mining straw from google was them wanting my mobile number to create an email account. For verification? Yeah right... Wouldn't they just love to add that to the profile.

Aww, poor B&O, maybe not *so* psuedo-avante-garde. Lets give them a cute nick-name, 'Bangers' :-)

Bang & Olufsen always make good quality products wrapped in psuedo-avante-garde designs.

While I disagree with the method, I believe Nvidia is in the right to criticise Intels monopolistic practises. Indeed I think AMD should sue Intel, as AMD lost a lot of business because of Intels kickbacks.

Samsung just started mass production of a 64MB, 60nm phase-change RAM in September. Initially they are going to use them in mobile phones. The chips read, write and erase proximately 7 times faster than Flash memory, and use less power also. Eventually Samsung or the other main PRAM producer Numonyx will put the chips in SSDs that can read and write at around 1GB per second.

To think that a working flexible OLED notebook even exists is awesome.

This thing's nowhere near good enough to be aping the name of such a classic game or film.

Sorry not a fan of the excessive juvenile commentary.

It's a bloody nice deal. So it's only about 70% as powerful as the top of the line processors. It has more than enough processing power for 90% of computer users, and it can handle all the latest games.