September 30, 2004
Sharp has announced the introduction of a Windows-based computer that can double as a TV and a digital video recorder.
The PC-TX26GS by Sharp
The PC-TX26GS is a Windows XP based personal computer with all of the standard software and a series of applications aimed at consumer electronics-type applications which can be accessed by pressing the "IT" button on the unit's remote control. The PC-TX26GS is quipped with a wireless keyboard control and, a 26-inch monitor that looks like a television
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September 28, 2004
The VPC-1000 Multimedia Hub by Asour can be described as a DVD/CD/MP3/FM-Receiver that fits into a drive bay. The VPC-1000 integrates audio/video entertainment as "home appliance computer." You insert the unit into a standard 5.25" drive bay of the regular desktop PC.
VPC-1000
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Handtops is reporting that Sony is dropping the recently released U50/U70 from it's lineup. Released June/July this year the U50/U70 portable notebook would run you about $2000 , This cut by Sony has many speculating if this move is because of slow sales or maybe an upcoming model release. I am going with the bad sales speculation.
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September 20, 2004
Gateway Inc. has unveiled an imac G5 clone all-in-one desktop computer that includes Intel's 915G chip set and integrated graphics technology
The Profile 5.5 features a high-bandwidth serial ATA hard drive and up to 2GB of memory, 2.8GHz Pentium 4 processor, 1MB cache,integrated Ethernet support, optional 802.11g wireless capabilities and Client Manager 8.1 management software.
Pricing for the Profile 5.5 starts at less than $1,400.
- MORE via PressRelease
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Favor looks over function? Introducing the Vent Box Cube PC 1 with specs so bad it's sad. That was my little rap for today. I kid you the specs are not that bad but looking at the size of this thing, I would expect a little more speed at least. The PC-1 has a 600 MHz VIA processor, 512MB RAM, & 60GB hard drive. - MORE via VENT-BOX
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September 14, 2004
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Sony has introduced in Japan the VAIO M, priced at 1700 usd. The system features a TFT screen and a keyboard that can be flipped upward to save space. The Sony VAIO M Series is powered by a Celeron 2.6Ghz processor and has a 15.4 inch screen with maximum resolution of 1280x800 - it has a "Multidrive" super-burner that can handle DL (dual-layer) Dvds & DVD-RAM as well - MORE
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September 7, 2004
Games system specialist Alienware has hot-rodded one of its desktop PCs with a homegrown version of Intel's Pentium 4 processor that runs at 4GHz. The new Area-51 ALX, introduced on Friday, uses overclocking, or the practice of pushing a processor past its factory speed setting, to elevate a standard Intel Pentium 4 chip to 4GHz. Because overclocking a processor can cause it to overheat, the desktop also includes a special liquid-cooling system devised by Alienware. - MORE
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September 2, 2004
Mitsuishi Inbou has developed the HagakiPC.The Pocket PC measures 135x109x18mm
weighs with batteries 340g. It runs on an AMD Geode SC1200 266 MHz CPU with
built-in 128MB RAM and 128MB Flash. It can run Windows 98SE. With a 4GB
micro-drive it also can run Windows XP. The ultra-portable PC features a
VGA resolution 16bit color screen.
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more - HagakiPC
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