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Intel launches high speed Thunderbolt connector

" Chip manufacturer Intel has announced it is to roll out a new technology for connecting computers and peripherals. The system, known as Thunderbolt, promises transfer speeds twice as fast as USB 3.0. However it won't reach its theoretical maximum because Intel has opted to...

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Super-fast broadband planned across UK by 2015

" Every community in the UK will gain access to super-fast broadband by 2015 under plans outlined today. The private sector is to deliver broadband to two thirds of the UK. Other, mainly rural, areas will receive public funds to build a "digital hub" with a fibre optic...

created by alaaron | 1 year ago
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Annina Bergman

USB 3.0 Demonstrated At Intel Development Forum

Point Grey and Fresco Logic are showing off the first camera that contains functioning USB 3.0 technology at the Intel Development Forum this week. The camera is capable of capturing 60 uncompressed frames per...

created by Annina Bergman | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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Officer Down: Chesapeake police officer recovering

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Officer Down: Chesapeake police officer recovering

Monday evening on Interstate 64 as they showed from the air the police vehicle that belonged to the officer that was shot. It wasn't known if it was a state trooper or a city police officer, the car was...

created by CJaye | 2 years ago
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Bell and TELUS partner to compete with Rogers' 3G

Telus and Bell Canada (BCE) make up two of the three big wireless providers in Canada, and they've partnered up to offer nationwide, high-speed Long Term Evolution wireless technology to compete – and overcome...

created by Jason Sanders | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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Customer in King? My arse.

“<a href="http://www.navinharish.net/blog/2006/9/tata_indicom.html">With more than 1 billion people in this country, the customer is not really the king</a> and you don't have to keep him happy. If one goes away dissatisfied, 10 more will come. This seems to be...

created by Picturejockey | 5 years ago
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Rogers deploying very high-speed wireless network; commercial launch by fall

"development centres in the world in Montreal , where software for network infrastructure is developed including for multi-media services that can be carried over HSDPA and other"