Toshiba, SanDisk start producing smaller, faster 15nm NAND flash memory
Partners Toshiba and SanDisk have developed 15-nanometer process technology for NAND flash memory widely used in smartphones and tablets. The […]
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LaCie customer data at risk following year-long malware attack
French hardware maker LaCie is the latest high-profile cyber attack victim. The company recently revealed they were contacted by the
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Apple reportedly negotiating with carriers on a $100 price hike for iPhone 6
Trying to predict the feature set, specifications and design of the next iPhone is a game that many have played
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Plextor M6e PCIe solid state drive available in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB capacities starting April 7
Plextor on Thursday announced the worldwide availability of the M6e PCI Express solid state drive. Billed as the first SSD
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Google’s upcoming Android TV spied in leaked images
Google is planning to take another stab at the living room – that much we know. This time around, the
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Haswell saves another Ultrabook: the 2014 Toshiba Kirabook reviewed
Enlarge / Toshiba’s Kirabook is back, this time with a Haswell CPU. Andrew Cunningham Intel’s Haswell CPUs have been good to Ultrabook makers.
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5 key things Windows XP users need to know before buying a new PC
On Tuesday, April 8, Microsoft will bid adieu to Windows XP, delivering the final security updates for the twelve year-old
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Lenovo recalls dangerous laptop batteries citing fire hazard
Affected battery packs can be identified through their part number, starting with the fourth digit on a white sticker below
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Apple is talking with Comcast about streaming TV partnership
Apple is reportedly in talks with Comcast regarding a streaming deal that would allow the Cupertino-based company to stream video
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Testing SATA Express And Why We Need Faster SSDs
During the hard drive era, the Serial ATA International Organization (SATA-IO) had no problems keeping up with the bandwidth requirements.