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Chris Ramseyer | Storage | Wed, Jun 2 2010 5:51 AM CDT COMPUTEX Taipei 2010 - Indilinx, a leader in consumer performance solid state controllers has a product that we have all been waiting to see. Code Named Jet Stream, this SATA 6G controller was once thought to be hitting e-tail shelves in early 2010 but has been pushed back to 2011, possibly late 2011. Replacing the 16 channel Jet Stream in 2010 will be Barefoot 2, a product we know little about. Barefoot 2 will be an 8 channel controller with a maximum capacity of 512GB and wellthat is really all I have at this time other than 2010 is the...

Don Lynn | Mobile Devices | Wed, Jun 2 2010 5:06 PM CDT Apple has created a lot of waves by announcing that as of June 7th, the days of the unlimited data plans for iPhones and iPads are over. Under their old plan, a $30 charge brought you all the Youtube Clips, movie streams, and downloads your device could handle. The new plans shake down as you see below: If you go over on the 200mb plan, you are charged $15 for another 200mb. For the Data Pro plan, overages cost $10 per GB you use. However, this isn't the only thing with Apple device users up in arms. The new tethering option that iPhone ...

Someone's in trouble on April 8, 2021, 10:27 7 comments Facepalm: If there's one thing companies want to avoid, it's unintentionally promoting a competitor in one of their ads. Intel, it seems, has failed to heed this advice. Having just launched a series of commercials mocking the M1-powered MacBooks, Chipzilla's new ad features, you guessed it, a MacBook Pro. As spotted by @juneforceone, the ad that appeared on Reddit is a promotion for Intel's Core i7-1185G7 CPU, boasting "The world's best processor on a thin and light laptop." But rather than showing ...

Source: Karen S. Freeman / iMore If you typically use an Apple Magic Mouse, Apple Magic Trackpad, a third-party mouse, or your MacBook's trackpad, the Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless Trackball will be a whole new world. If you're already using a trackball and are looking for an upgrade, you'll want to take a closer look at this feature-rich, customizable option. According to Kensington, the design of this trackball is "ergonomist-approved." The 60-degree angle form factor encourages you to put your wrist, arm, and shoulder in proper alignment to keep you working comfortably and reducing stra...

Chris Ramseyer | RAM | Wed, Jun 2 2010 5:16 AM CDT COMPUTEX Taipei 2010 - Crucial today introduced a new addition to their Ballistix line of products. In this revision Ballistix gets a new look from a new heat spreader, gains a temperature sensor and a downloadable utility to log data from the drive just as a Formula One car would monitor and report data from its sensors. I was talking with a few members from Crucial today and asked about different skins for the new Ballistix utility and received a wealth of information about what is to come in the future. Cameron Wilmot | Motherboards | Wed,...