Japanese Technology from the Future Friday!
By RENO J. TIBKE - [11/5/2013 - 12:55] - 
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Welcome to Japanese Technology from the Future Friday! It’s already Friday west of the international dateline – here in Japan, it’s totally the future. The weekly JTFF is our somewhat technosnarky coverage of 2-5 particularly important[...]
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Hitachi GST Starts Shipping 400GB SSDs to OEMs
By Akihabara News Team - [18/11/2010 - 11:05] - 0 - Storage
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Hitachi Global Storage Technologies announced that they have started shipping their new solid state drives under their Ultrastar line of enterprise-class storage drives for servers and workstations. The Ultrastar SSD400S series was dev[...]
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Via Hitachi Global Storage Technologies
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China’s Hisense-brand new DTVs to support DivX Plus HD
By Akihabara News Team - [7/7/2010 - 05:48] - 1 - Home Entertainment
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According to yesterday’s official announcement, the new Digital TV lineup of China’s leading LCD company Hisense Electric Cp.Ltd. will support DivX Plus HD, which will allow the viewers to watch up to 1080p HD quality video[...]
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Flatoak unveiled PearTreeII MID platform for Developers
By Akihabara News Team - [21/5/2010 - 03:17] - 2 - DAP - PMP
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Tokyo-based Flatoak Corporation, Ltd. today unveiled a new MID platform for mobile device developers including OEMs, ODMs, and ISPs. Dubbed as Peartree II, it packs Intel Atom processors Z6xx series CPU, 256MB of DDR 2 RAM, 8GB of NAND[...]
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Via Flatoak
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The CHEATAH NS by Seagate
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [22/6/2007 - 08:32] - 0 - Pc
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The Cheath NS is a new 400GB HDD made and sold by Seagate and aimed at all those who use disk drives in a network such as an NAS. The performances are the same as previous versions but the energy consumption has been nicely reduced (-3[...]
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Via Digitimes
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7mm thick DVD burner by Panasonic!
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [6/6/2007 - 07:14] - 1 - Pc
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As you can imagine this is a world record, the thinest DVD burner to ever see the light of day! Panasonic is responsible for this wonder and now you can get your hands on it, the Multi DVD burner was made for notebooks and Shuffle Like[...]
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pjinsocal - [23/05/2013 - 00:49]