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TheTechZone have an article entitled The History Of The Computer posted up on their site. We covered a similar topic with our Time Warp Computer Prices article.
Dan has more letters posted. In this issue: E-Vectra PSUs, gold plated photons, long thin proto-board, key remapping, brass monkey photography, UV LEDs, silly graphs, and more fools and scams.
Hardware Zone has coverage on the 3GSM World Congress 2005. The 3GSM World Congress is the world’s leading mobile communications conference and exhibition. HardwareZone was invited to this year's event held at Cannes, France and we bring you some of the more delectable highlights and gadgets coming your way soon.
A US woman has sued Hewlett-Packard, claiming the ink cartridges for their printers are secretly programmed to expire on a certain date, in some cases rendering them useless before they are even installed. Full article here, thanks Narcoleptic!
Hexus answer lots of questions regarding Serial ATA in their latest article. I love my new 320GB Raid0 array. :)
A quieter computer is probably something we could all do with, so Bigbruin shows us 5 Simple Steps to a Quieter PC.
The 6600Ultra has been released by Albatron, aimed at the budget minded consumer who also desires performance features. Check out Techwarelabs' review of the card here.
“Ban these evil games”, “Videogame violence corrupting our nation’s youth”, “video games stole my husband”. It seems everyday that the media are making more and more claims about the evils of videogames. But are these claims based on fact, or is it merely that there is a juicy new scapegoat out there that the woes of the world can be pinned on? Check out The Tech Zone's editorial on this matter here.
It looks like March will be the month when Socket A will finally blow its brains out. Thanks Olle!
Bill lets us know Internode has released new plans yesterday. Forum discussion here on Whirlpool.
PodgeSSS sent in an amusing news story where a burglar gets caught in the act by the owner's webcam.
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