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Prices are set to soar on our coffee, apparently because of weather damage and an alternating production cycle in Brazil.
The Register report: An Australian man has been jailed for ripping off millions of dollars by selling counterfeit computer equipment. John Michael Parker, as a director of a reseller called Matrix, had an exclusive distribution deal for Canon equipment in Toowoomba, Queensland. Full story here, thanks Steveo2004.
SiriX spotted lots of pics of the new Sony PSP over on Lik-Sang's site, which is apparently getting released today in Japan.
Graham sent in this site called Gizmag, which features on news about lots of hi-tech devices and gadgets. Lots of interesting reading there!
The guys over at HWzone have an exclusive interview with David Perlmutter (head of Intel's Mobile Platforms Group) about Intel's future in mobile computing. They discuss the new Alviso chipset, which will bring PCIE technology to the mobile market, and also 533MHz FSB.
It's that time of the year again, fellow forum member Driver has set up his amazing display of Computer Controlled Christmas Lights.
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