VIA has officially introduced the AMOS-3002 ultra-compact system that promises to withstand extreme temperatures, shocks and vibration.Called VIA AMOS-3002, the new computer is to be employed in telematics, digital signage, kiosks, in-vehicle control, machine to machine controller applications and various other embedded scenario... (read more)

LaCie likes to launch network-attached storage devices from time to time, for consumers or businesses of various sizes, and this is one of those times.LeCie isn't really big on intricate designs and aesthetic embellishments, nor does it ever put too much effort into making its devices small and easy ...

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Google responded to AT&T, saying that it doesn't have any agreements with AT&T that require a deal before the the launch of a handset

Gaming laptops don't need to be large, especially when you're traveling somewhere and can't bring along a big, 17.3-inch beast, so Origin PC created the EON11-S.The Origin EON11-S is what Dell's Alienware M11x would have been had the company not decided to give up on it.Not that there ...

One of Intel's worst-kept secrets ever, Ivy Bridge is an evolutionary die shrink of Sandy Bridge with improved integrated graphics. The flagship Core i7-3770K is great if you're replacing an old PC. But it's a tough sell if you already own a Core i7 CPU. ...

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