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News Archive for January 2004

• Pixar dumps Disney
  By Julio Franco, January 30, 2004
• Microsoft Offers $250K Reward
  By Julio Franco, January 30, 2004
• IBM's Linux OS, out there?
  By Julio Franco, January 30, 2004
• Xbox for $99? Xbox 2 in 2005?
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2004
• Intel shifts 64-bit emphasis
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2004
• Microsoft wins Lindows fight in the Netherlands
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2004
• Intel's i915G to go Quad-Display
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2004
• Gateway posts wider loss
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2004
• MyDoom costs seen at $250M???
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2004
• Samsung licenses PowerVR MBX
  By Julio Franco, January 29, 2004
• Consumer devices boost hard-drive sales
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• Mobile GPUs, what is coming
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• NV40 details emerge
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• MyDoom variant targets Microsoft
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• New Explorer hole could be devastating
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• More Nintendo DS details
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• Intel to launch 90nm Celeron processors
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• SCO offers $250,000 bounty
  By Julio Franco, January 28, 2004
• NewEgg deal of the day
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• The Most Hated Company In Tech
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• Athlon 64 "CG"???
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• MyDoom virus, here to stay?
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• EU to impose 14% tax on PC monitors
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• Ultrawideband set for launch next year
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• Video games see 2003 slump
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• Antitrust ruling near for Microsoft in Europe
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• 2004 will bring substantial changes to the PC
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• HP to adopt AMD's Opteron in servers
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• $10 billion giant mobo firm attacks US market
  By Julio Franco, January 27, 2004
• New virus: Mydoom
  By Per Hansson, January 27, 2004
• Philips' Foldable Screens for E-Newspapers
  By Julio Franco, January 26, 2004
• S3 DeltaChrome S8 reviewed
  By Julio Franco, January 26, 2004
• No more spam by 2006?
  By Julio Franco, January 26, 2004
• Mozilla's Firebird Chief Developer interviewed
  By Julio Franco, January 26, 2004
• Kazaa gets OK to sue record labels
  By Julio Franco, January 26, 2004
• Queen to give knighthood to Bill Gates
  By Julio Franco, January 26, 2004
• Apple & Pepsi Ad Sports RIAA Targets
  By Julio Franco, January 23, 2004
• The Mac Turns 20
  By Julio Franco, January 23, 2004
• No Silver in your Silver-based Thermal Paste?
  By Julio Franco, January 23, 2004
• Mars rover sending data again
  By Julio Franco, January 23, 2004
• Microsoft: Better than expected earnings
  By Julio Franco, January 22, 2004
• Alienware lets you switch mobile graphics
  By Julio Franco, January 22, 2004
• NASA loses contact with Mars rover
  By Julio Franco, January 22, 2004
• Intel Prescott gets longer pipeline
  By Julio Franco, January 22, 2004
• Tablet PCs Go to School
  By Julio Franco, January 22, 2004
• RIAA brings lawsuits to 532 more people
  By Julio Franco, January 21, 2004
• Nintendo DS first details unveiled
  By Julio Franco, January 21, 2004
• AMD beats estimates on strong sales
  By Julio Franco, January 20, 2004
• A Look Back at the 3D Industry
  By Julio Franco, January 20, 2004
• Intel Pentium 4 price cuts, February 1st
  By Julio Franco, January 20, 2004
• Portable Fuel Cells: Coming Soon?
  By Julio Franco, January 20, 2004
• ATI Catalyst drivers v4.1
  By Julio Franco, January 20, 2004
• Videologic ZXR-750 7.1 Speakers review @ TechSpot
  By Julio Franco, January 20, 2004
• Athlon 64 3700+ & 4000+ are coming
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2004
• The Successor to AC'97
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2004
• New worm draws Sobig comparisons
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2004
• Morpheus infiltrates other P2P networks
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2004
• Google ads to take on e-mail
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2004
• Job losses slow in Silicon Valley
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2004
• DDR2 unlikely to go mainstream this year
  By Julio Franco, January 19, 2004
• $55 billion loss in 2003 due to viruses
  By Julio Franco, January 16, 2004
• Intel and HP find oldest working PC
  By Julio Franco, January 16, 2004
• Centrino Gains 802.11g Support
  By Julio Franco, January 16, 2004
• Sun posts net loss of $125 million
  By Julio Franco, January 16, 2004
• Linux brings in $2.5 billion for HP
  By Julio Franco, January 15, 2004
• Intel to delay next-generation mobile chip
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Mr. Xbox says game over
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• ISPs Form Antispam Army
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• HP back on top of PC market
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Red Hat Linux 7.x and 8.0 end of life notification
  By Per Hansson, January 14, 2004
• PalmOS 6.0 released
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Microsoft Boosts 32-Bit Performance
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Vulnerability in Exchange Server 2003 Could Lead to Privilege Escalation
  By Per Hansson, January 14, 2004
• Vulnerability in ISA Server H.323 Filter Could Allow Remote Code Execution
  By Per Hansson, January 14, 2004
• A PC that can fit your pocket
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Canadian MP3 player tax challenged
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Kodak to Stop Selling Traditional Cameras in U.S.
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Gateway discount for AAA Members
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Get Your TV Shows On Demand
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Sony DRU-530A to support 8X DVD-R
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• VoIP networks at risk
  By Julio Franco, January 14, 2004
• Buffer Overrun in MDAC Function Could Allow Code Execution
  By Per Hansson, January 13, 2004
• Memtest86+
  By Per Hansson, January 13, 2004
• Court: No Microsoft claims via Lindows site
  By Julio Franco, January 13, 2004
• Nvidia's NV40 tapes out
  By Julio Franco, January 13, 2004
• Dell and HP to support new Blu-Ray DVD Standard
  By Julio Franco, January 13, 2004
• Intel revenues up, Centrino is a success
  By Julio Franco, January 13, 2004
• Microsoft slams HP's iTunes move
  By Julio Franco, January 13, 2004
• CES Coverage, gadgets and more
  By Julio Franco, January 12, 2004
• IBM retains patent crown
  By Julio Franco, January 12, 2004
• Broadband Gets a Popularity Boost
  By Julio Franco, January 12, 2004
• Abit confirms it's going for ATI
  By Julio Franco, January 12, 2004
• Apache booms in 2003
  By Julio Franco, January 12, 2004
• Windows 98 gets extended support
  By Julio Franco, January 12, 2004
• VIA's new Gaming Console
  By Julio Franco, January 11, 2004
• External SATA hard drives are coming
  By Julio Franco, January 11, 2004
• TS' Giveaway winners
  By Julio Franco, January 10, 2004
• 64 bit goodies
  By Per Hansson, January 10, 2004
• 2004 Year of the 'SuperWorm'?
  By Per Hansson, January 10, 2004
• Kazaa Delivers More Than Tunes
  By Julio Franco, January 09, 2004
• AMD, Intel put antivirus tech into chips
  By Julio Franco, January 09, 2004
• Just a quick note...
  By Julio Franco, January 09, 2004
• Flash your FX5900 to a FX5950 Ultra
  By Julio Franco, January 09, 2004
• Music site tries floating price tags
  By Julio Franco, January 09, 2004
• New Sony Minidisc Players
  By Julio Franco, January 08, 2004
• PSX demand strong
  By Julio Franco, January 08, 2004
• AMD's 64-bit Processors for Notebooks
  By Julio Franco, January 08, 2004
• HP branded iPods and more
  By Julio Franco, January 08, 2004
• Gates Unveils New Products and Services at CES
  By Julio Franco, January 08, 2004
• Dell to expand printer line in 2004
  By Julio Franco, January 08, 2004
• McDonald's to serve Wi-Fi with burgers
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• Prescott not faster than P4s?
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• Napster fills in the blanks with CD deals
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• NEC robot can translate Japanese to English
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• ATI's 3D Gaming Chip For Cellphones
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• IBM to manufacture chips for Via
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• Yahoo to drop Google results
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• Apple unveils smaller iPod
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• TiVo sues EchoStar over DVR features
  By Julio Franco, January 07, 2004
• Microsoft readies new Mac Office
  By Julio Franco, January 06, 2004
• iTunes DRM cracked wide open for GNU/Linux
  By Julio Franco, January 06, 2004
• AOL to bundle anti-spyware software
  By Julio Franco, January 06, 2004
• Music downloads fall
  By Julio Franco, January 06, 2004
• Google to go IPO
  By Julio Franco, January 06, 2004
• AMD Athlon 64 3400+: Death of the FX-51
  By Julio Franco, January 06, 2004
• MSI aims to ship 150,000 notebooks in 2004
  By Julio Franco, January 05, 2004
• Transmeta takes tiny steps outside PC market
  By Julio Franco, January 05, 2004
• Fujitsu puts Serial ATA into notebook drives
  By Julio Franco, January 05, 2004
• New Computing gear at CES
  By Julio Franco, January 05, 2004
• VIA to ship PCI Express P4 chipset at month-end
  By Julio Franco, January 05, 2004
• Windows XP Service Pack 2 Beta preview
  By Julio Franco, January 05, 2004
• Rover Lands on Mars Surface
  By Per Hansson, January 04, 2004