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Friday, 21-January-2005 11:14:32 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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Torr noticed a WSJ article about region-coded hardware. Try putting a printer cartridge bought in the U.S. into a new H-P printer configured to use cartridges purchased in Europe and it won't work. Software in the printer determines the origin of the ink cartridge and whether it will accept it.
FutureLooks have their CES2005 photo report, while TheTechZone consider the state of the industry after CES.
SCO have scored some points in their legal battle with IBM, with a judge saying IBM does have to provide them with access to the source code in question.
Intel's next-generation mobile platform, Sonoma, is covered in articles here on HWZ and here on ARP. Viperlair meanwhile have an interview with Intel covering Dual Core technology.
eCoustics offer some advice about speaker placement, with the front of the speaker not the only important side.
ABIT isn't having a good year - now there's a pending class-action lawsuit regarding faulty capacitors on some motherboards a while ago.
e4engineering have an article about a new kind of wireless security attack, the "Evil Twin", thanks timbot.
HardOCP have an editorial about NVIDIA's SLI, revealing one aspect consumers might not be aware of. AMDReview meanwhile have an SLI technology overview and t-break compared some different SLI setups.
LegionHardware compared thirteen GeForce 6600GT video cards.
From SKiB: The Airbus A380 has been released, and it dwarfs the 747 in all aspects.
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