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IBM working on dual-core PowerPC 970
Tuesday 27 July 2004 – 08:38
eWeek is reporting that IBM is working on a dual-core version of the PowerPC 970 processor.
Transmeta shows working 1.6GHz 90nm Efficeon
Friday 4 June 2004 – 03:50
Transmeta this week demonstrated its first 90nm Efficeon silicon operating at 1.6GHz and utilising the second generation of the company's LongRun power conservation technology.
Microsoft working on file-sharing application
Saturday 18 June 2005 – 02:27
Microsoft is working on its own file-sharing application, code-named Avalanche.
11n Draft 2.0 gear not working yet, but does anyone really care?
Friday 29 June 2007 – 12:02
I share Glenn Fleishman's disappointment with this week's announcement by the Wi-Fi Alliance that they have only begun their certification testing
Research: Who's Working at Home?
Friday 15 June 2007 – 05:30
Research commissioned by Lexmark International, Inc. and carried out by global pollster Ipsos shows differences among respondents in 18 countries regarding their tendencies to work at home.

Articles & reviews

One Laptop Per Child group working on video games*
Friday 25 May 2007 – 01:17
The organization that wants to give a laptop to every child in impoverished nations now also wants to give them free video games. ...
Working on Two Fronts: ATi's Radeon VE Handles Two Monitors*
Friday 16 March 2001 – 06:00
Matrox was the first with Dualhead. Then came GeForce2 MX Twinview by NVIDIA. Now ATi is the third producer in the trio with a graphics card capable of supporting two monitors. This product, marketed under the name Hydravision, even offers support for monitors with different resolutions.
DirecTV working on broadband service*
Thursday 17 May 2007 – 01:22
AMD In response to stiffer competition from cable operators, satellite company DirecTV is working on supplying its own high-speed Internet service. ...
India working on $10 laptops*
Saturday 5 May 2007 – 03:14
The ambitious one laptop per child (OLPC) project may actually have some competition, thanks to an Indian alternative that wants a price tag of $10 for each computer. ...
MMR: Why Video Games Based on Movies Aren't Working*
Monday 6 November 2006 – 08:13
There have been far too many disappointing video and PC games lately based on movies and television shows. Part of the reason is that movie stories and characters just don't seem to translate well into the video game world. TwitchGuru explores the writer's block within the video game world, and why it's everyone's fault.