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Gadgets galore as top tech firms gather in Vegas
Intel will be looking to regain the dual-core momentum at its developer forum in San Francisco this year. Check out our Special Report for all the news
Exploring the business implications of affordable 64bit processing power
Examining Intel's Centrino technology for portable computing
The controversial tracking technology looks set to make a big impression this year, as more retailers prepare to explore its possibilities.
Examining the business benefits of Tablet PCs and Smart Displays
Hyper-threading is increasingly employed on Intel processors as a way of boosting performance, and may well shape the way applications are designed in the future.
Computing's Special Report looks at the available technology and analyses the true cost of printing.
US startup Transmeta is attempting to take on the might of Intel with its low-wattage Crusoe processor for mobile devices. We look at whether the company has what it takes to move into the mainstream or whether it will end up another niche chip player.
Bluetooth-based devices are not due to hit the streets until the end of the year, but everyone is already talking about the technology that enables different appliances to talk to each other without the need for cables. We look at who the players are and what the analysts are saying about this emerging market.
Casio, Compaq, Hewlett Packard and Symbol have unveiled their latest handheld devices using Microsoft's Pocket PC software which looks set to challenge Palm Computing.
The third annual DVD Summit took place in Dublin last week. Jan Howells, editor vnunet.com's The Connection, was at the Summit to bring you up to date with the latest developments in this fast-growing area of consumer electonics.
Our intrepid reporters headed over to Cannes in February, to Milia 2000, the annual interactive content marketplace, to find out what the future holds for the web, interactive TV, gaming and broadband access.
TFL director of Games transport Mark Evers discusses how the public transport network is preparing for this summer's event
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