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Virtual Iron, which still looks to compete in the x86 virtualization space with the likes of VMware and Citrix Systems, is releasing an updated version of its Virtual Iron virtualization suite that adds a power management feature called LivePower. Virtual Iron will also support the Intel Node Manager technology. - VirtualIron Software, which is continuing to carve out a niche as a supplier of x86virtualization technologies to small and midsize businesses, is updatingits main virtualization product with a new power management feature.At the end of August, Virtual Iron plans to release Version 4.4 of it...

Like Michael Phelps, microsoft is chasing gold at the Olympics. With its Silverlight rich Internet application (RIA) technology, Microsoft is helping NBC break records in online view-ership. - Michael Phelps is not the only one breaking records and winning gold at the Olympics in Beijing.If Microsoft's Silverlight continues to have the success it has had in streaming video coverage of the Olympic Games around the world, it could mean gold for Microsoft as the software giant looks to cas...

Featured links from the CNET Blog NetworkAre Google's StreetView drivers humans or robots?--A heartless Google StreetView driver filmed a grieving, unconscious drunken man in Australia but didn't stop to help.Making Xen virtualization 'safe'(r) with XenAccess--XenAccess may provide a way to give Xen great security at the hypervisor level.YouTube wants you to link your Google account--Today, YouTube is prompting visitors to its home page to link their account with their Google Account. Google promises that you will be able to import your contacts into YouTube for messaging or sharing videos.Far out technology for the geek in all of us--Lately I've been wondering how close we are to achieving some of the scientific 'miracles' that had previously belonged solely to the realm of science fiction. Here's an update on six of them.

Weighing 3.3 lb and measuring less than 1.5 in., Xerox 7600 USB-powered, one-touch scanner can scan up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpi in 48-bit color. It features Visioneer OneTouch® scanning technology to eliminate multiple steps required to send scanned documents/photos to applications, front panel buttons to scan, copy, OCR, and e-mail, and fifth button for custom scan setting. Portable device comes with Nuance PaperPort 11 SE with built-in OCR and ArcSoft PhotoImpression 5.0.This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsVision Systems Sponsored by: Keyence Corporation of America - The Internet Resource for Machine Vision SolutionsSearch for suppliers of: Image Scanners | Flatbed Scanners | Color Scanners | Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Scanners | Document Scanners

T-BOX MS Modular System is available with MS-6RTD interface module, which accommodates multiple 2- and 3-wire RTD temperature sensors. Along with process control, T-BOX performs alarm management and data logging. Included push technology - IP forwarding, e-mail with attached files, SMS text - keeps multiple recipients fully informed of status for all assets. Via integral web server, this IP-based telemetry solution serves live and historical information on Internet or Intranet.This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsTest and Measuring InstrumentsControls and ControllersSearch for suppliers of: Process Control Systems | Data Loggers & Data Logging Equipment | Remote Terminal Units (RTU)

* Sets Business-Class Benchmarks for Weight, Design and Durability - * Breakthrough Battery Life: Up to 19 Hours on a Single Charge - * Previews Dell Latitude ON technology: Access to E-mail i... [WebWire - Wednesday, August 13, 2008]

Geoffrey Allan has been giving Congress a lesson in biotechnology.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp plans to sell ultra-thin television based on organic light-emitting diode technology as early as in 2009 in Europe, the world's largest flat TV market, the Nikkei business daily said on Wednesday.