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After reported success in Europe, the Flybook V5 ultra-portable tablet PC is coming to the US, offering users similar technology to that found in the MacBook Air. According to Wired, the device features a 1.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo ULV U7600, a processor which places it in the same power class as Apple's ultraportable. Flybook includes Microsoft Windo...

Brussels - The European Union's flagship project for boosting high-tech inventions is to be based in Budapest, EU ministers meeting in Brussels agreed Wednesday. The seat of the European Institute of technology (EIT)  will go to Budapest , a statemen...

Hewlett-Packard Co. announced plans to use solid state technology from startup Fusion-io across its server lines.

Redmond looking to Navic Networks to help optimize delivery, placement of TV advertising

Intensi-Fi® XLR BCM4323 dual-band (2.4 and 5 GHz) 802.11n solution enables use of 20 x 52 mm USB adapters for connecting devices without built-in wireless capabilities to network. Accelerange(TM) technology offers wireless performance and range to transfer HD content between devices, while ARM® processor and on-chip RAM can offload wireless functions from host processor. Direct packet transmission enables Wi-Fi client devices to communicate directly at max bandwidth of 300 Mbps.This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsElectronic Components and DevicesSearch for suppliers of: Transceivers | Integrated Circuits (IC)

The New Yorker's John Seabrook discusses the latest science in voice recognition technology.

snydeq writes 'InfoWorld's Tom Yager offers insight on how digital TV is rapidly heading toward the kind of lockdown that entertainment and broadcast lobbies desire for the Internet. Standards such as HDMI and HDCP are acting in concert to strip your equipment of its functionality, displaying 'incompatibility' messages when plugged into older HDMI-enabled devices, shutting down analog outputs when active, and requiring balky handshake credentials that force many consumers to reboot their TVs to recover permission to watch them. Even broadcast flagging, which has been overturned by the Court of Appeals, is still on the de-facto table, as the entertainment lobby retains the power to bully technology companies into baking broadcast flagging into their wares. Sure, digital TV has far fewer points of origin than the Internet and is therefore easier to control, but, as Yager writes, 'Internet rights restrictions come through your telecommunications equipment' — and it is likely through

Microsoft and HP are teaming up to develop the high-tech home of the future. The two companies revealed their Innoventions Dream Home at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., this week. The home features some of the newest developments in communications technology and is now open for public tours.

Application virtualization veteran Citrix, who last year purchased Xensource, today announced their intention to deliver XenDesktop, based on their thin client technology, for the iPhone. While similar applications exist in the form of VNSea, Citrix is a major player in virtualization and this certainly bodes well for those who want to connect to remote devices via their iPhone. Citrix demo'ed their wifi-only application at the Citrix Application Delivery Conference in Australia this week.

Toshiba has taken the wraps off three new notebooks, the Qosmio F50, G50 and X300.The company claims that the new additions to the Qosmio range are its most powerful laptops yet.The F50 and G50 run on Toshiba's Quad Core HD Processor which based on Cell architecture, the same technology whic...