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Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Apple's latest iPhone 6 Plus and Watch products are impressive but they are facing the challenge of a a more-established competition mainly from Koreans Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics. If you like numbers and comparisons, read on.
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HGST is strengthening its position in the enetprise storage market with the announcement of the new series of NVMe-compliant Ultrastar SN100 PCIe SSDs, its second-generation helium-filled 8TB HDD and an SMR-based 10TB HDD.
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As it was expected, Apple today announced the 4.7-inch iPhone 6, the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 plus, Apple Pay featuring one-touch checkout for e-commerce and the highly-anticipated Apple Watch.
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Intel CEO Brian Krzanich kicked off Intel's annual technical conference with announcements of new hardware and software developer tools, new products across several technology segments and previews of upcoming Intel technologies.
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We are less that an hour away from the official announcement of the next generation iPhone and British-based designer Alexander Amosu is already offering a gold version of the handset.
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Crucial has made available the Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR4 memory and Crucial DDR4 desktop memory. Tompany has also expanded its DDR4 memory portfolio with LRDIMM and VLP RDIMM modules.
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LG will be giving its customers the chance to double the usage time they get out of their LG G3 smartphone in between charges
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Samsung has chosen the same day with Apple's event to announce a fashionable version of the Samsung Gear S smartwatch. The Korean company partners with Diesel Black Gold to design exclusive show pieces featuring the Samsung Gear S.
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Toshiba has made availabile its 2014 4K
Ultra HD TVs in the U.S.
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Verbatim and its parent company, Mitsubishi Kagaku Media, will begin marketing and selling co-branded Verbatim and Millenniata's M-Disc DVDs and Blu-ray discs to consumers and enterprises in storage capacities from 4.7GB to up to 200GB;
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WD today announced its WD Ae line of hard drives designed for the operating characteristics of the emerging archive tier within web-scale datacenters.
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Amazon.com's Prime members in the US, UK and Germany can now enjoy Prime Instant Video on their Android phones.
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Dell's enterprise team has created a Virtual Smartphone app that provides secure calls, texts, and apps for Android and iOS alike, helping businesses and employees bringing personal phones into the workplace.
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Acer today unveiled two new monitors, the 27-inch S277HK and the 25-inch H257HU, featuring frameless designs and 4K2K Ultra HD and WQHD resolutions respectively.
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PayPal will start accepting bitcoins, opening up the world's second-biggest Internet payment network to virtual currency transactions.
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Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. movies featuring Dolby Atmos soundtracks will soon be available for home theater enthusiasts with Dolby Atmos enabled AV receivers and speakers. Dolby Atmos movies will also be available this fall on Blu-ray Disc and through content service provider VUDU.
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Microsoft will soon release a new update for the Xbox One bringing features including better multitasking while gaming, more ways to stay connected with friends, new options for accessing your media, and more.
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The European Commission’s Competition Commissioner said over the weekend that Googles’s proposed antitrust settlement is inadequate and added he would seek further concessions from the Internet giant.
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Toshiba and SanDisk on Tuesday celebrated the opening of the second phase of the No. 5 semiconductor fabrication facility (Fab 5) and the start of construction of the new No. 2 fabrication facility (Fab 2) at Yokkaichi Operations, Toshiba's NAND Flash memory plant in Mie prefecture, Japan.
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