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Steve Jobs was in Brussels on Wednesday to participate in a European Union meeting on the state of music and technology firms in Europe

Japan's Hitachi said that it will shrink production of plasma panels and buy them from Matsushita in a bid to cut losses on its flat TVs in a market dominated by rival LCD technology.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs attended a session in Brussels where the EU's competition commissioner said that music labels and technology firms needed to do a better job of serving customers throughout Europe.

Automated text-message answer services like Google SMS have been around since 2004. But what if you want your trivia question, say, answered by a live person? Introducing ChaCha, whose pairing of human employees with technology promises accurate, useful results.

Designed for on-site, on-demand fabrication, ProJet(TM) SD 3000 utilizes Multi-Jet Modeling (MJM) technology to produce parts with smooth surfaces and small feature detail. Single-pass printhead design optimizes production speed for larger footprint parts or full platform builds of smaller parts. Fully cured plastic parts from printer are immediately safe for handling, and MJM hands-free support material facilitates removal for even delicate part features.This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Engineering Printers

Targeting medical equipment and industrial instrument manufacturers, 5.7 in. Projective Capacitive Touch Screen utilizes embedded wire technology and enables up to 91% light transmission through standard sensor. Available with 3-10 mm hardened glass, screen offers resistance to abuse, harsh cleaning fluids, and other noxious substances. Touch screen works with gloved hand, requires no recalibration, and supports Windows 98SE, NT, ME, 2000, XP-E, CE, and proprietary operating systems.This story is related to the following:Computer Hardware and PeripheralsSearch for suppliers of: Touchscreens

Lucas123 writes 'The average company pays from $1 million to $3 million per terabyte of data during legal e-discovery. The average employee generates 10GB of data per year at a cost of $5 per gigabyte to back it up — so a 5,000-worker company will pay out $1.25 million for five years of storage. So while you need to pay attention to retaining data for business and legal requirements, experts say you also need to be keeping less, according to a story on Computerworld. The problem is, most organizations hang on to more data than they need, for much longer than they should. 'Many people would prefer to throw technology at the problem than address it at a business level by making changes in policies and processes.'' of this story at Slashdot.

Taipei, Taiwan.- Areca technology Corporation (ARECA), today announced that their SATA ll RAID firmware version 1.46 and later has supported the smartmontools for Linux, allowing customer using the Ar... [WebWire - Wednesday, September 17, 2008]

Advanced Micro Devices on Thursday launched a global marketing campaign to re-energize the chipmaker's image by emphasizing its core processor technology, particularly around graphics. In giving itself a fresh coat of marketing paint, AMD is tossing its 2-year-old 'smarter choice' tagline, repla...

Griffin technology has unveiled two new iphone products, the AirCurve acoustic amplifier and Clarifi protective case. The AirCurve is a clear polycarbonate stand which holds the phone upright. The sound amplification is passive, it does not connect to any power source. 'Coiled waveguides' contained within the housing resonate the sound produced by the phone's built in speaker. Griffin claims the i...