Today's top news

phandroid.com — Google

news.cnet.com — Despite the volatile economy, the PC industry overall appears on the surface to be doing fine thanks to the influx of cheap, underpowered notebooks. Overall, worldwide PC shipments rose to 80.6 million units during the third quarter this year, a 15 percent increase over the same quarter a year

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electronicecg.blogspot.com — Earlier this decade, Amazon came to redefine the way we purchase books by making virtually the entire modern literary collection available for purchase online. They made it simple: you went online, ordered the book and it showed up on your doorstep a few days later. Fast forward a few years, and we find the company is revolutionizing books again wi

benchmarkreviews.com — This brings us to today's review of the mid-range Palit GeForce 9800 GT Super+ 1GB video card NE/9800TXT302 from NVIDIA. In the recent clamor of releases NVIDIA has quietly slipped in the 9800 GT, seemingly from nowhere and without much publicity.

youtube.com — This is my Pic32 Design Challenge Entry @ www.MyPic32.com.... If you like my design go to MyPic32.com, join the community, vote and rate some projects,(hopefully Mine) and win prizes along the way!!!

au.youtube.com — 950Mhz on air is very keen.

econewonline.com — ecoNEW is a recycling and consumer electronics trade-in program that allows consumers to easily and safely dispose of their unwanted electronics in an eco-friendly way. Essentially, you go to their site, tell them what you have an give it a value. They send you a shipping label, and you ship it to them and in return you get a gift card.

tuaw.com — The new macbooks get a power boost but lose their firewire abilities.

hexus.net — Weighing in at under 2kg and sporting some tasty spec, Novatech's Centrino 2-based notebook looks like a winner at £599.

dpreview.com — Because it looks so similar to the D80 the D90 appears at first glance to be one of those rather subdued incremental upgrades, but dig a little deeper and you'll find there's plenty to keep Nikon fans happy.

cyberspirits.net — Instead of thinking of the processor as a single brain, they designed it as 80 computing cores. Each core is like a mini-microprocessor, trained to do a small part of some larger task.

technabob.com — These things are awesome and everyone should get some. Just like the title says, you use 'em with your headphones for cord management.

gobluray.com — The Yamaha BD-S2900 is truly a Blu-ray Player for High-definition enthusiasts. Yamaha is known for it’s audio excellence and the BD-S2900 illustrates...

windowsfordevices.com — Running XP from a 160GB harddrive, or instantly booting Linux from flash, the "Eee Top" has a 15-inch display, 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, and gigabit Ethernet. Sweet!