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Shane McGlaun | Storage | Mon, Oct 11 2010 2:02 PM CDT Storage needs in the enterprise and consumer spaces are not the same. Consumers tend to want more capacity and dont always care as much about power savings and all out performance as some sectors of the enterprise market does. In a large enterprise data center with lots of storage drives a small savings in power consumption can add up to big savings in an electric bill. Hitachi has shipped a new enterprise class HDD called the Ultrastar C10...

Shane McGlaun | Peripherals | Tue, Oct 12 2010 10:16 AM CDT If you are lucky, your computer may have one or two USB 3.0 ports. My desktop only has a single USB 3.0 port and then has a few USB 2.0 ports as well. Its still common for notebooks and netbooks to only offer a single USB 3.0 port and this can be a big issue for you if you have an external HDD that uses USB 3.0 and a flash drive that supports the faster interface as well. Trendnet has unveiled a new USB 3.0 hub that adds additional por...

Taiwanese company mocks Chinese manufacturing as low-quality ANI | Updated: May 14, 2021 06:31 IST Beijing [China], May 14 (ANI): A Taiwanese computer hardware maker has mocked Chinese manufacturing by calling it low-quality and touted its products as Taiwan-made. Gigabyte Technology, a Taipei-based manufacturer specialising in motherboards and graphical processing units (GPUs), has become the target of a boycott in mainland China after in a recent advertis...

Photo: Sam Rutherford/Gizmodo For those of us who need to get work done on the go, there’s always one dilemma when it comes to choosing your mobile machine: Do you skimp on screen size and go with a lighter 13-inch laptop, or do you risk putting your back or shoulders in jeopardy by opting for a larger 15-inch system? And for those who value flexibility, do you dare tack on even more added weight with a 2-in-1? Advertisement It’s a hard choice, and one that Samsung is looking to eliminate w...

Scythes Mugen 5 Black Edition CPU cooler gets put under the spotlight. Join us as we determine if you should consider it or not.

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May 13—HIGH POINT — Buoyed by substantial leads entering the final day of competition at Vert Stadium, High Point University rolled to its first men's and women's Big South outdoor track titles Wednesday. HPU's women, which piled up seven wins on Wednesday, finished with 279.5 points, far ahead of Charleston Southern's 137. Campbell was third with 129, followed by USC Upstate with 76, UNCA ...

Anthony Garreffa | Displays & Projectors | Mon, Oct 11 2010 9:31 PM CDT Current LCD/LED monitors are very power efficient, but it doesnt stop the constantly evolving IT market from trying out new tech. The University of Cincinnati has recently announced a new "e-Display design", which includes a massive breakthrough for electronic devices called, Electrofluidic Display Technology (EFD). Now, this is where you put your lab coat on... finally, you can be Gordon Freeman! Got it on? Good, here we g...

12 May 2021, 01:05 am (Photo : Screenshot From Commons.Wikipedia.org) Linux Kernel Linux 5.13 Will Support Apple M1 System-on-Chip | Now Available for Public Testing The Apple M1 chip has recently started to gain much traction and is now fully recognized as another possible processor to choose for high-end performance. It seems like the recognition now stems past Apple as the latest version of the popular Linux kernel known as the Linux 5.13 would introduce support for Apples M1! Apple M1 on Li...