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26 May 2009
News: HTC to sell Google Android smartphone

China's first mobile phone based on Google's Android software will go on sale next month in a deal between China Mobile and Taiwan's High Tech Computer (HTC).
News: Computex: Shuttle builds Via Nano desktop PCs

Small-PC specialist Shuttle will show off a pair of desktop PCs based on Via Technologies' Nano processor at the Computex exhibition in Taipei next week, the company said today.
News: Intel's next-gen Atom chip to kill nVidia

Intel's next generation Atom platform will cut out graphics chip vendors, as it integrates graphics into the CPU.
21 May 2009
News: Five dimensional discs store 2,000 DVDs

Researchers at a University in Melbourne, Australia have come up with a "five dimensional" disc capable of storing 2,000 times more data than a conventional DVD.
20 May 2009
Iomega eGo secure portable hard drive

Iomega has updated its range of eGo portable hard drives with a sleek new design and the inclusion of McAfee VirusScan Plus software.
19 May 2009
NEC Multisync E222W widescreen LCD display

NEC has unveiled the MultiSync E222W - a 22in LCD widescreen display with a native resolution of 1,680x,1,050 priced at £199.
18 May 2009
News: Toshiba sues recordable DVD manufacturers

Toshiba has accused Imation and a number of other firms that manufacture and distribute recordable DVD of infringing its copyright.
14 May 2009
News: UK company launches Amazon Kindle killer

Move over, Kindle, a new e-book reader is in town - and it's coming from a newcomer to the consumer electronics universe. UK company Interead is the first beyond heavyweights Amazon and Sony to offer both a hardware reader and a sales pipeline for acquiring ebook content. And while its initial offerings - the Cool-er E-book reader and coolerbooks.com - are a little rough around the edges, together they offer a viable, no-frills alternative to Amazon's Kindle and Sony's Reader.
News: Samsung offers 32GB NAND memory

Samsung has announced a 32GB NAND memory card, the highest-density embedded memory card to date and one that offers twice the capacity of previous cards.s
News: Seagate offers free films with FreeAgent Go

Short film network Future Shorts has partnered with Seagate to offer free downloads of short films to people who buy one of the company's FreeAgent Go portable hard drives.
13 May 2009
YuuWaa memory stick and online storage bundle

Gemalto has unveiled YuuWaa - an all-in-one USB flash drive and online back-up service that ensures you can back up your files and access anything you have stored online wherever you are.
News: Intel fined €1.06bn in EC antitrust case

The European Commission has fined Intel €1.06bn after finding it guilty of antitrust violations in PC microprocessors market.
News: Leadtek uses 'PS3 chip' for laptops

A prototype device due to be shown in Tokyo today may give laptops a better shot at performing heavy-duty video processing.
12 May 2009
News: Nintendo Wii is perfect wedding gift

The Nintendo Wii is among one of the 20 most requested items on wedding lists, says Debenhams.
News: Apple, Dell, HP laptop owners sue nVidia

Owners of Apple, Dell and HP laptops have joined a lawsuit against nVidia attempting to force the graphics chip maker to replace allegedly flawed processors.
News: AMD claws back market share from Intel

AMD gained ground in chip shipments over chief rival Intel during the first quarter of 2009, analysts at IDC said today.
09 May 2009
News: 11 alternatives to the computer mouse

New technologies threaten to render pointing and clicking obsolete. Here's our pick of the alternatives to the computer mouse.
News: How 10 great products got their names

They sound right now, but how did our favourite products get their odd names? From iPod and BlackBerry to Twitter and Wikipedia, PC Advisor explains.
08 May 2009
Video: World Technology Update - 8 May 2009

Amazon intros a new Kindle, an Imagine Cup finalist is chosen and robotic mower saves you some work. All that news and more on this week’s World Tech Update.
07 May 2009
News: Intel kills Core i7 940

Intel plans to stop selling one of its high-end desktop chips this year, less than one year after it was released.