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Asustek shows off Tesla sub-supercompter
techradar.com - 29 days ago
Asustek shows off Tesla sub-supercompter
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Asustek has revealed its plans for a powerful computer in conjunction with Nvidia and Chiao Tung University in Taiwan. The Taiwanese computer giant unveiled its ESC1000 personal super at an event in Taipei, although The Register points out that it doesn't quite fit its popular billing as a ...
digitimes.com - 30 days ago
MSI developing Tegra-based e-book reader, still no plans for Gigabyte
— digitimes.com — Micro-Star International (MSI) chairman Joseph Hsu revealed that the company is currently in development of an Nvidia... Tegra-based e-book reader, but since the device still has some problems are waiting to be fixed, the company will wait until the ... (more) MSI developing Tegra-based e-book reader, still no plans ...

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cens.com - 29 days ago
Asustek to Launch WiMAX
— cens.com — Taipei, Oct 28, 2009 (CENS)--Asustek Computer Inc. will introduce electronic books (E-books) embedded with third-generation (3G), Wi-Fi,... and WiMAX mobile technologies by the end of this year, targeting Americans and Europeans. And the company plans to ... (more) Asustek to Launch WiMAX

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usa.asus.com - 24 days ago
ASUSTeK Computer Inc.
— usa.asus.com — intel centrino2 Product Image intel Model Number : N50 > Accessories... (more) ASUSTeK Computer Inc.

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Techradar - All the latest technology news:  New app turns your PC into Wi-Fi hotspot

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New app turns your PC into Wi-Fi hotspot
Techradar - All the latest technology news — A group of developers has exploited a hidden element of Windows 7 to turn any PC running the OS into a Wi-Fi hotspot with an application called Connectify. Nomadio, consultants for military networks, used some software (known as Virtual Wi-Fi) buried within the OS, left over from a MS research group project, but apparently discontinued in 2006, according to TechWorld. "A year ago, Microsoft talked a lot about this as a big feature in Windows 7. But driver support didn't get finished. The low-level code is in there, but the driver-level stuff isn't," said Alex Gizis, CEO of Nomadio. Filling in the blanks Nomadio used its software from ...

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