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SSDs and the MacBook Pro
In this week’s video, I take you on a video follow-up to my article about adding an ExpressCard solid state drive to certain MacBook Pros. Read More

TechTalk: Virtualizing SQL Server
Hear the issues surrounding virtualizing SQL Server and the real-world lessons learned from an organization that has been there. View Now.

DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together
Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue

Intel CEO shows first Moorestown smartphone
Intel on Thursday showed the first smartphone based on its upcoming Moorestown platform for mobile devices. Read More

IT Blogwatch: Google Nexus One vs. iPhone 3GS: FIGHT!
It’s been almost a week — how are the Google Nexus One phone early adopters finding it? And how does it measure up to the obvious benchmark: Apple’s iPhone 3GS? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers compare and contrast. (GOOG) (AAPL) Read More

CES: Intel launches next-generation laptop, desktop chips
Intel on Thursday officially released its next-generation chips, which should improve the system performance and battery life of laptops. Read More

Barbara Krasnoff: CES: Do you really want a 3D TV?
It’s difficult not to get enthusiastic over 3D when it’s so much in evidence at this year’s CES. Nearly every press preview that I’ve attended has mentioned 3D in some way. Read More

Golden Rules: Here’s How To Buy That First Server
Independent experts have made the decision of whom to buy from an easy one. According to IDC, Dell has led the small and medium-sized business (SMB) category for PC and laptop supplies in the U.S. for 10 consecutive years. Top independent research firms like Frost & Sullivan and Technology Business Research Inc. (TBR) have given Dell their highest seals of approval for customer satisfaction and best brand. TBR has ranked Dell No. 1 in Server Customer Satisfaction. Read More

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Will tablet computers finally matter?
Yes, but not in the way you might they will. Read More

New year kicks off with CES, Google’s Nexus One
The new year in IT news kicked off this week with the annual gadget-and-gear extravaganza, the Consumer Electronics Show. Apart from CES, Google got in on the news action, announcing its Nexus One smartphone, which provided (yet) another lesson about why it’s not a good idea to get all hyped about rumors and speculation around new products that may or may not be all that when they are officially announced. Unless, of course, those products are from Apple. Read More

IT Blogwatch: CES 2010: New Intel processors: 32nm Core i3/i5/i7 HD turbo CPU chips ahoy!
At CES 2010 in Las Vegas, we see new, 32 nanometer Intel processors. The chip company’s been announcing updated Core i3, i5, and i7 CPUs and associated chipsets. Some with Turbo Mode and/or integrated “HD” graphics. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers look deeper. Not to mention The Known Universe… (INTC) Read More

Asustek unveils netbook that unfolds to big-screen tablet
Asustek Computer showed off its new ‘wave’ design concept in a few devices on Thursday at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), including a concept netbook that unfolds into a tablet PC and a 47-inch LED TV. Read More

Intel: 27 new laptop, desktop CPUs arrive this month
It’s official. Intel CEO Paul Otellini launched a volley of 32-nanometer cannonballs at rival AMD with the official release of the company’s latest dual- and quad-core Clarkdale and dual-core Arrandale processors. Read More

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