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Boot up: Google to brief US congress on privacy policy, Kinect to teach anatomy, and more

On February 2, 2012, In Apple, News, Technology, Uncategorized, by wxstowa

Plus El Reg’s comment ‘sin bin’ and what iPhone, Android and BlackBerry switchers thought of Windows Phone A quick burst of 7 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Use Kinect to teach anatomy? It’s a ‘Mirracle’! > > CNET Health Tech Simply brilliant: “Kinect hacks have been used for many a grand feat, from a tool that helps the blind navigate more easily to hands-free questing in World of Warcraft and virtual cat brushing.

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Notebak Anti-Theft

On January 28, 2012, In Magazines, by

Notebak Anti-Theft can sound the alarm if a thief grabs your laptop and help locate it if lost or stolen. Among its many features is the ability to lock down solid if the laptop leaves a defined “geofence” area or goes a day without connectivity.

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Microsoft reportedly working on Kinect-enabled laptops

On January 27, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by WoleLawrence

It remains to be seen when or if they’ll turn into actual products, but The Daily reports that Microsoft is at least working on getting its Kinect technology shoved into laptops. While details are light, the iPad-based publication says that it’s seen a pair of prototypes that “appear to be Asus netbooks running Windows 8,” but which have had their webcams replaced with an array of sensors that run along the top of the screen (a set of LEDs are said to be at the bottom)

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Judge forces defendant to decrypt laptop, fuels debate over Fifth Amendment rights

On January 24, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by uglaroches2

A judge in Colorado yesterday ordered a defendant to decrypt her laptop’s hard drive at the prosecution’s request, adding new fire to the ongoing debate surrounding consumer technology and the Fifth Amendment. The defendant, Ramona Fricosu, is facing charges of bank fraud, stemming from a federal investigation launched in 2010. As part of this investigation, federal authorities used a search warrant to seize her Toshiba Satellite M305 laptop.

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How would you change ASUS’ Zenbook UX31?

On January 23, 2012, In Gadgets, by waciejos13

This week’s How Would You Change stars ASUS’ UX31 Zenbook , the benchmark that all of 2011′s Ultrabooks should aspire to.

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AOC e1649Fwu

On January 21, 2012, In Magazines, by

The AOC e1649Fwu is a reasonably priced portable 15.6-inch monitor that gets its signal and power from your laptop’s USB port.

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Editorial: Don’t call it an ultrabook

On January 19, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by KerryParry

Every year at CES, the tech-watching masses engage in a bit of trendspotting — an attempt to identify the one or two big themes of the show that may or may not come to define the year in technology. Some years those are easy to spot (tablets and 3D TV were two big ones recently), and other times they involve a bit of guesswork. This year, one of the most oft-cited trends is the “ultrabook.” Judging from the companies’ announcements at the show and some of the coverage they’ve received, you might think that’s a new sort of device or a radically new type of laptop.

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AMD’s Ultrabook competitor to focus on price, undercut Intel

On January 17, 2012, In Gadgets, News, by waciejos13

When AMD showed off its upcoming Trinity APUs at CES the company was pretty light on the details. We’re still stuck holding our breath for specs, but DigiTimes is reporting some alleged info on pricing

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This 120GB Corsair SSD Is Your Shock-Proof Deal of the Day

On January 16, 2012, In Gadgets, by tomjoseph

A couple of weeks ago I had to replace my hard drive for the second time in as many years. It’s probably my own fault, as I am anything but kind to my laptop

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This 120GB Corsair SSD Is Your Shock-Proof Deal of the Day

Toshiba Portege M930 prototype hands-on (video)

On January 14, 2012, In Gadgets, News, by YundtBieniek290

And the hybrid devices keep on coming.

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Toshiba Portege M930 prototype hands-on (video)

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Boot up: Google to brief US congress on privacy policy, Kinect to teach anatomy, and more

Notebak Anti-Theft

Microsoft reportedly working on Kinect-enabled laptops

Judge forces defendant to decrypt laptop, fuels debate over Fifth Amendment rights

How would you change ASUS’ Zenbook UX31?

AOC e1649Fwu

Editorial: Don’t call it an ultrabook

AMD’s Ultrabook competitor to focus on price, undercut Intel

This 120GB Corsair SSD Is Your Shock-Proof Deal of the Day

Toshiba Portege M930 prototype hands-on (video)

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