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Hitachi to Ship 4 Terabytes Desktop, 1TB Notebook Drives By 2009

Japanese-based storage drives maker, Hitachi said Monday it has developed the world’s smallest read-head technology for hard disk drives, which is expected to quadruple current storage capacity limits to four terabytes (TB) on a desktop hard drive and one TB on a notebook hard drive. Furthermore, Hitachi’s scientist have successfully reduced existing recording heads by [...]

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Google Lunar X Prize Shoots for the Moon

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The “Great Firewall of China,” used by the government of the People’s Republic of China to block users from reaching content it finds objectionable, is actually a “panopticon” that encourages self-censorship through the perception that users are being watched, rather than a true firewall, according to researchers at UC Davis and the University of New [...]

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NASA scientists have designed and built a new circuit chip that can take the heat like never before. In the past, integrated circuit chips could not withstand more than a few hours of high temperatures before degrading or failing. This chip exceeded 1,700 hours of continuous operation at 500 degrees Celsius – a breakthrough that [...]

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Hewlett Packard and Crospon, a medical device developer based in Galway, Ireland, said on Tuesday they have entered a licensing agreement for a drug delivery platform that enables painless, controlled release of one or more drugs in a single patch applied to the skin. Under the agreement, HP will license its intellectual property to Crospon [...]

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Mobile phones should come no closer than four feet to hospital beds and equipment, according Dutch research published in the online open access journal, Critical Care. The Dutch scientists demonstrated that incidents of electromagnetic interference (EMI) from second and third generation mobile phones occurred at a mere three-centimeter distance. In this particular study, the research [...]

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Apple has revitalized its iPod lineup with the unveiling of a new slightly smaller iPod nano and its addition of a new touch-screen-music player called, “iPod Touch”, an entirely new addition to the iPod family with a Wi-Fi wireless networking feature. The new music player lineup promises to bring video playback, an enhanced user interface [...]

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Apple said this week that it will stop selling NBC TV shows for the upcoming television season on its online iTunes Store. When Apple contested NBC’s decision to more than double the wholesale price for each episode, NBC decided not to renew its agreement with iTunes. The agreement renewal would have resulted in an increase from [...]

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Two major scientific breakthroughs at the atomic scale in nanotechnology unveiled by IBM’s scientists and engineers this week. The first, a new understanding about the ability for single atoms to maintain a specific magnetic direction, which makes them suitable for future data storage applications, and the second, a logic switch between individual atoms within a [...]

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Mere weeks after the debut of the iPhone, and a New Jersey teenager claims to have unlocked its restrictions for use outside the AT&T network. Seventeen-year-old George Hotz has been making the media rounds since announcing his accomplishment over the Apple device. In an online blog, Hotz posted complete details of his iPhone unlocking method, [...]

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