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Gartner, Inc. said that Apple will double its U.S. and Western Europe unit market share in computers by 2011 on Thursday. The projection was published as part of its ten key predictions of events and developments that will affect IT and business in 2008 and beyond

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) posted record sales and net profit in the fourth quarter as demand for chips in communications, computers, and consumer electronics products soared, the company said Thursday.

Lenovo Group said its net income almost tripled during its third fiscal quarter, thanks to strong demand for its computers and a weak U.S. dollar.

What happens when Washington trains shut down and New York computers crash?

Meeting/exceeding Energy Star Standard 4.0, Dell Precision T5400 and Dell Precision T7400 workstations come with 5400 and 5200 series Quad-Core and Dual-Core Intel® Xeon® processors. Users can include up to 2 high-performance OpenGL® graphics cards and support up to four 30 in. Dell(TM) UltraSharp(TM) flat panel monitors at full resolution. Both models use dual independent front-side bus design with up to 1,333 and 1,600 MHz on T5400 and T7400, respectively.This story is related to the following:Computer hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Desktop computers | Flat Panel Computers

philetus writes 'New Scientist has up a story on Posey, a hub-and-strut construction kit that senses its configuration and communicates it wirelessly to a computer. From the article: 'If you gave Lego brains, you might get something like Posey, a new hands-on way of interacting with computers developed at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, US. When Posey's plastic pieces are snapped together, an exact copy of the construction appears on a computer screen. Every twist of, say, a stick figure's arm is mirrored in 3D modelling software ... Each piece's plastic shell is stuffed with chips and devices for processing these signals. They are sent wirelessly to a computer using a low-power protocol called ZigBee. This means, bending Posey's pieces can make objects on-screen respond in real time. Right now, each custom-made piece has about US$50 (£25) worth of parts, Weller estimates. But if mass produced, it could be much cheaper.'' of this story at Slashdot.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- It's the government's idea of a really bad day: Washington's Metro trains shut down. Seaport computers in New York go dark. Bloggers reveal locations of railcars with hazardous materials. Airport control towers are disrupted in Philadelphia and Chicago. Overseas, a mysterious liquid is found on London's subway....

Apple TV customers will have to wait a bit longer to be able to rent movies through the device. The company recently added movie rentals as a feature to its iTunes store. Consumers can now watch those movies on their iPods or computers, but in order for them to view them on Apple TV, they're going to need to install a software upgrade.