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This is HPs first business desktop to offer SSD as a hard drive replacement option. They won’t be shipping until the middle of February, but if you can wait, you can get a 32GB SSD drive for a mere $529 premium.
This hilarious book, a PR scheme done by Microsoft to cause a bit of buzz. I’d say it’s working quite well thus far. The book is actually real, not just a few photos that happen to be floating around the net, which makes it even more hilarious.
HP continued its home entertainment and connectivity rollout at CES 2008 with the launch of the MediaSmart Receiver, a compact set-top box that connects to an HDTV via HDMI and instantly links it to the home network. Compatible with systems running XP and Vista, as well as HP’s own Home Server, it also gives access [...]
HP has announced a pair of new Media Vault Linux-based backup servers for home use. I wonder why they aren’t rocking the Windows Home Server?
The Compay 6820s, 6720s, and 6520s laptops have all been blessed with Intel’s latest Penryn chips. In order, the laptops are 17, 15.4, and 14.1 inches respectively and are considered business laptops.
Mouscan, a South Korean company, has teamed up with Hewlett-Packard to deliver its newest product. Using HP technology, Mouscan is putting out a device which will scan, translate and read aloud to you any text. They are calling it Voiscan… where do they come up with these names.
So, Black Friday (this Friday for those not in the know) is fast approaching and that means that millions of people in the retail industry will seriously consider suicide as a possible alternative to finishing their shift. It also means that there will be tons of stuff on sale for dirt cheap.
A large portion of [...]
Finally! Sadly they aren’t completely giving up, they are just going to start selling their cameras as OEM equipment for rebranding/re-badging so we’ll still have to put up with their cameras.
For the money, they really aren’t that bad, but competition is getting pretty fierce, so its probably a good time to get out if you [...]
The xw6600 and xw8600 will be making use of your choice of Xeon 5200 and 5400 the second digit in those numbers representing the number of cores each has. So the 5200 has 2 cores and the 5400 has 4 cores.
Those two machines have a pair of sockets each meaning you can have up to [...]
Not really, but HP is going to start embedding Sprint’s mobile broadband hardware into their systems. Mostly it will be the business level notebooks, but it’s a step in the right direction.
They are jointly marketing the venture with HP marketing the upside of using Sprint, the fastest and largest mobile broadband network in America, and [...]
