The MSI Wind U110 ECO, MSI‘s longest lasting netbook yet, has just been unveiled, and it’s packing a nine hour battery! Might as well just throw the plug away then. Read on for the lowdown.
March, 2009
The Toshiba Camileo S10 is gorgeous. So gorgeous that we got a bit carried away taking pictures of it. For the uninitiated, it’s a full HD camcorder that doesn’t skimp on quality, but is also just 11mm thick. See its astonishing dimensions in our hands-on photos!
Halo’s multiplayer programming and the Microsoft Xbox 360′s online multi-player service Xbox Live infringed a pair of patents, according to PalTalk. Now Microsoft has settled out of court with the company. PalTalk was demanding $90 million in royalties for several games that the company alleged infringed their patents.
The Toshiba Camileo S10 has us in a tizzy. It’s not often we get this excited about a camcorder, but then it’s not often we’re treated to a full HD video camera that’s just 11mm thick!
UPDATE: The mysterious chip appears to be part of Apple’s Made For iPod certification scheme. While that’s not DRM, it still locks out any third party earphone manufacturers who don’t want to pay for the licence, and still means we’ll see price rises on approved products too.
The iPod shuffle earphones saga just took a nasty turn. The new iPod shuffle’s been busted open and dissected, and it looks like Apple‘s put a DRM chip in to prevent third party earphones controlling it. In other words, you’ll have to pay a premium for new Apple-approved headphones, or use the ones included. Read on for all the details.
Yes, it’s the start of the working week, but that’s no reason to be down. Instead, look at it as the perfect time to procrastinate: make a cuppa and sit on back for a round up of all the latest tech news. Read on for your techie breakie.
UPDATE: Dell has just confirmed a UK release and price for the Dell Studio One 19, so be sure to find out when you’ll be able to buy one.
Remember the Dell Studio One 19 iMac alike we saw yesterday? Turns out it’s no longer confined to Japan: Dell is planning a worldwide roll out for the multitouch machine, and starting at a much lower price than first thought too! Read on for all the info.