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GeForce 6200: Nvidia’s New Budget Graphics
The GeForce 6 series has wasted no time moving from the initial high-end 6800 Ultra down to price points mere mortals can afford. The cheapest solution is the GeForce 6200, which comes it two distinct flavors. The first is a normal graphics card, with 128 or 256MB of on-board graphics memory. The 128MB version goes…
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Trigem’s Kloss KL-I915B Small-Form-Factor PC
Small-form-factor PCs have gone mainstream. The SFF revolution, led by motherboard and case maker Shuttle is now going full tilt, and these machines are beginning to show up everywhere from living rooms to corporate boardrooms. Another increasingly popular destination for SFF PCs is in entertainment centers, where they can act as DVR, HDTV tuner, DVD…
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Novell Linux Desktop Gathers Enterprise Strength
It’s been approximately a year since Novell Inc. absorbed Ximian Inc. and SuSE Linux AG, a pair of acquisitions that netted Novell a popular Linux distribution, a team of desktop-focused Linux developers and a central position in the growing enterprise Linux market. Click here to read the full review of Novell Linux Desktop 9. It’s…
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Acrobat 7.0 Eases Document Reviews
Adobe Systems Inc.’s Acrobat 7.0 includes major enhancements that make it a compelling upgrade for organizations that need to generate documents in the popular PDF file format. Click here to read the full review of Acrobat 7.0. Adobe Systems Inc.’s Acrobat 7.0 includes major enhancements that make it a compelling upgrade for organizations that need…
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HP Combines Printer, PC Units
Hewlett-Packard Co. announced Friday that it is combining its printing and PC business units. The move combines HP’s Imaging and Printing Group—responsible for printers, supplies, digital cameras and projectors—with its Personal Systems Group—which handles desktop and notebook PCs and handheld computers. Vyomesh Joshi, formerly executive vice president of IPG, will head up the new group,…
