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[Krunker] Toshiba has three new DVD burners for the home environment - the RD-XS57, RD-XS37, and the AK-G200. The RD-XS57 and 37 can both burn DVD DL disks at 4x speeds. The 57 has a 300GB Hard Drive while the 37 has a 160GB Hard Drive. The AK-G200 has a 250GB Hard Drive but does not support DVD DL discs. ...
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[Lockergnome's Hardware Help] Toshiba Announces its First Network Equipped DVD Recorder With 250GB Hard Disc Drive: Well I feel that Toshiba makes a great notebook PC on the whole, but the jury is still out as to unconventional frontroom hardware such as their RD-XS54 DVD recorder”¦. Direct and Related Links for 'Toshiba Announces its First Network Equipped DVD Recorder With 250GB Hard Disc Drive'
[West of the Expressway] The Next-Gen Consoles: A Design Critique: All three have learned from their own, and each other's, successes and failures, and now boast largely similar specs across the board. Strikingly, all three now use IBM PowerPC technology under the hood; Sony's PlayStation 3 uses the IBM-Toshiba codeveloped Cell processor, the XBox uses three customized G5-class chips in tandem (and currently uses Power Mac G5s as s development platform!), and Nintendo's Revolution continues its use of a customized PowerPC chip from the GameCube. If they could just start porting some games back to the Mac, I'd be happy...
[Laptop Review] Toshiba Libretto U100: Toshiba’s Digital Products Division, a division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. and provider of industry-leading portable computers, projectors and other mobile-related services and products, today announced the return of the libretto® brand with the launch of the libretto U100 mini-notebook computer. The company decided to bring back the full-featured mini-notebook as part of Toshiba’s 20th anniversary celebration of the first laptop computer and as a result of overwhelming customer demand.
Toshiba putting 4GB, 0.85-inch mini hard drive into mass ...: We are launching an awareness campaign for our new cognitive supplement, Natrol® brainSpeed™ on this blog because we know that decision-making, reaction time, and mental acuity are critical issues for gamers and technologists. brainSpeed is the new cognitive health supplement that contains a clinically tested formula, the brainSpeed blend, that can help improve your mental processing speed. Can a pill make you a better gamer?
Tony Gentile | buzzhit! blog: Toshiba Builds World's Smallest Hard ...: Data Storage Today - Next-Gen Storage - Toshiba Builds World's Smallest Hard Drive: "The 0.85-inch measurement refers to the diameter of the magnetic disk to which data is recorded. Its initial capacity will be 2-4 gigabytes. Toshiba expects to start sampling the drive in summer 2004 and start mass production in autumn 2004.
AshwinBihari.COM » Blog Archive » Toshiba hard drive: ... Toshiba hard drive. 4GB and 0.85 inches, impressive! Posted in Asides | By Ashwin. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed. Comments RSS 2.0 ...
Command-Tab » Blog Archive » iPod Super: The iPod’s firmware is available from Apple inside every iPod Updater Utility (Mac), or can be extracted from it with the iPodWozard app (PC). On the Mac side, you can access the firmware by control-clicking on the iPod Updater application bundle, choosing Show Package Contents, and navigating to Contents/Resources/Updates. There you will find all the firmware files for all the iPod models supported by that updater (latest of this writing is iPod Updater 2005-03-23), as well as nifty icons of all the iPod models. The firmware files contained are as follows (along with iPod model information gleaned from various sites - may be incorrect.
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Posted at May 20, 2005 08:51 AM
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