HP launches the 'mother of all workstations'
HP on Tuesday pumped up the graphics and processing power on its line of pro-level workstations, introducing a quad-core desktop the company calls the "mother of all workstations."
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Apple, Dell and HP sued over Wi-Fi
As if there weren't enough patent lawsuits flying around the telecommunications industry, Wi-LAN announced Thursday it has filed suit against 22 companies.
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Compaq 8710w review
HP has done more than just plumb in Intel’s Santa Rosa tech into an old models to create the 8710w, which boasts an innovative touchpanel, a new graphics chip with an HDMI output and the option to run Windows Vista.
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Acer files patent counterclaim against HP
Acer has filed a patent counterclaim in the US against rival HP as part of its response to two HP lawsuits.
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HP colour matches for mobile phones
HP could soon turn mobile phones into shopping advisors with a colour-matching prototype technology it demonstrated on Wednesday.
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Matrox upgrades hardware for Final Cut Pro
Matrox will release an update to its MXO video output hardware for Apple's Final Cut Pro in May that's designed to remove the need for editors to use pricey HD monitors. It adds tools such as monitor calibration for LCD displays such as Apple's Cinema Display, that are designed so that editors can use these relatively inexpensive models instead.
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Designjet Z3100 review
HP’s new range of 24- and 44-inch photo printers bring some innovative ideas to the large format market and are capable of producing some cracking prints.
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HP sues Acer over patents
The world's largest PC vendor filed suit against its fastest growing rival on Tuesday, alleging the infringement of five patents.
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HP tops Dell's laptop sales
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HP camera offers quick pic fixes
HP has announced the HP Photosmart R837 digital camera -- a camera that the company says can touch up photos in an instant without having to connect to a photo editing programme, or even a PC.
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HP adds RIP to Z3100 large format printer
HP has announced the Designjet Z3100ps GP, which adds a PostScript RIP to the large format photo printer -- enabling designers to output vector artwork for clients or proofing.
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Matrox shows off digital TripleHead2Go
Matrox Graphics used this week's Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco to introduce the TripleHead2Go Digital Edition. The device enables users to hook up to three DVI-based displays to a Mac or PC using a single dual-link DVI connector. Coming in the second calendar quarter of 2007, the TripleHead2Go Digital Edition will cost £195 plus VAT.
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Scanjet G4050 review
We've seen some innovative scanner launches recently: first Epson’s Perfection V700 and v750 with two lenses and now HP's six-colour scanning Scanjet G4050.
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xw6400 review
Our review unit of HP’s first workstation to offer quad-core chips is modestly specced and priced – and it’s a lot smaller that other systems we've seen.
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dvd940i review
HP’s dvd940i is essentially a rebadged Lite-On LH-18A1P – though it’s also available inside a USB 2.0-driven external unit.
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Review: first Microsoft Vista PC tests
It's been a long wait, but Windows Vista PCs are here. We evaluated the first batch of desktop systems preloaded with Microsoft's new operating system.
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Matrox adds digital display extender
DualHead2Go, Matrox's expansion box for outputting to two monitors from a single graphics output, has been upgraded to the Digital Edition.
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Matrox offers Mac users Head2Go
Matrox has released drivers that allows its DualHead2Go and TripleHead2Go monitor expansion system to work with Macs. Both are palm-sized boxes that connect externally to a notebook or desktop computer and allow users to attach two or three monitors respectively.
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HP adds eight-core Xeon workstations
HP is to release configurations of its xw6400 and xw8400 workstations with two Intel Xeon 5300-series quad-core processors, the company has announced.
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HP announces 18x DVD drive
HP has announced the dvd940i, a new internal DVD drive that can write at speeds up to 18x. The drive will be available in November.