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CDFreaks news section -
-338231 minutes ago
Designers of the pint-sized Chumby widget player have partnered with Samsung to bring the
technology to digital photo frames and televisions.A Chumby features a 3.5 inch LCD touch screen
embedded in a plush bean bag-like casing, along with a wifi adapter for internet access. More than
1,000 widgets... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-294259 minutes ago
Pioneer didn't introduce any new plasma HDTVs or LCD TVs during its keynote during the Consumer
Electronics Show (CES), instead focusing on Blu-ray technology. The company introduced three new
Blu-ray players, with prices ranging from entry-level to expensive. The entry-level Pioneer
BDP-120... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-294196 minutes ago
Sony officially introduced two new Walkman MP3 players the Japanese company hopes will help steal
market share away from the dominant Apple iPod juggernaut. The most interesting Walkman, the
X-Series, has a 3.5-inch OLED touchscreen display, WiFi Internet, and integrated noise
cancellation. ... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-294074 minutes ago
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) may have just kicked off, but there already is a growing buzz
surrounding 3D TV -- a growing phenomenom with more companies slowly jumping on board, aiming for
the living room and computer monitors. South Korean company LG thinks 3D TV is the "next
big... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-294068 minutes ago
Panasonic introduced what it says is the world's first portable Blu-ray Disc player during the
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) currently underway in Las Vegas. The Panasonic DMP-B15 has an
8.9-inch screen (1024 x 600 resolution), BD-Live supported, SD card slot, and has around three
hours of total... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-294058 minutes ago
The SD Association has unveiled a new generation of SD cards, dubbed SDXC. These "eXtended
Capacity" cards are likely to provide 64 GB of storage at first and will eventually max out at a
whopping 2 TB.Read/write speeds will start at 104 MB per second, but the SD Association plans to
push... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-293924 minutes ago
As more TV manufacturers begin to help blur the lines between TV and PC, Toshiba will enter the
fray after releasing information about a new TV using the same microchip in the Sony PlayStation 3.
Originally developed by Toshiba, Sony and IBM, the Cell chip will be used on the TV to have as many
as... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-292900 minutes ago
There's a joke in the journalism business that when something happens three times, it can
automatically be dubbed a trend. If there's any truth to that statement, then this year's Consumer
Electronics Show suggests a Year of the Slim on the horizon.First, Lenovo introduced the
IdeaCentreA600, an... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-249519 minutes ago
During its annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) press conference, LG Electronics again
demonstrated its efforts to add streaming content to standalone Blu-ray players. Specifically, two
new Blu-ray players will have LG NetCast Entertainment Access support, which gives owners access to
a... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-249434 minutes ago
SanDisk today introduced the slotRadio music player during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), as
a portable music player for users who aren't tech savvy. The slotRadio Player has a die-cast
aluminum casing with a 1.5-in. OLED screen that shows which channel is being played, and what FM
radio... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-249408 minutes ago
New market research shows a sizable jump in the online viewing habits of Americans.Last November,
Americans viewed 34 percent more online video compared to the same month in 2007, according to a
press release from ComScore. Thanks to YouTube, Google was the juggernaut of online video
providers,... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-249326 minutes ago
Samsung has introduced a new 100GB 2.5-inch single-level cell solid state drive designed
specifically for servers using applications including video on demand, online transaction
processing, or streaming media content. Announced during the Storage Vision 2009 Conference,
Samsung is promoting its... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-248672 minutes ago
Two companies are using the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) as a platform to demonstrate storage
devices based on the new USB 3.0 format. Seagate and Symwave worked together to have the first
application of the "SuperSpeed" USB 3.0 technology in a real... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-248205 minutes ago
Samsung has unveiled its latest series of Full HD camcorders which offer a major improvement in
optical image stabilisation, according to Dvice. As camcorders are very prone to hand shake when
filming by hand, image stabilisation plays a very big part in reducing erratic motion
during... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-206424 minutes ago
Power Quotient International (PQI) plans to show off a new range of solid state drive (SSD) hard
drives this week during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week in Las Vegas. The company
based in Taiwan plan to display the 1.8-in. S518 microSATA SSD, and the 2.5-in. S525 SSD,
with... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-206295 minutes ago
During the opening keynote of the Macworld Conference & Expo, Apple announced a change to its
pricing strategy used for the popular iTunes online music store. Apple traditionally has charged
$0.99 for each song, but the new plan will charge $0.69, $0.99, or $1.29 per song, depending
how... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-205767 minutes ago
Since its launch in November 2005, Microsoft has sold more than 28 million Xbox 360 through the end
of 2008, Microsoft joyfully said in a statement. The company also has sold 8 million Xbox 360 units
during the Christmas holiday shopping season, with Xbox 360 2008 Christmas sales doubling over
the... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-205575 minutes ago
Roxio has launched Toast 10 Titanium, the company's latest burning software aimed specifically at
Macs. Although Toast 10 can still of course burn data, music and videos to CDs and DVDs, Roxio is
shifting towards moving the information around instead of burning data. New features
include... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-205396 minutes ago
Samsung and Yahoo will team up to bring the "Internet@TV" Yahoo-powered widget interface to select
models of Samsung TVs in the company's latest line of HDTVs, which will be unveiled during CES
later this week. TV owners will be able to share pictures, check news and stock
portfolios,... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-205229 minutes ago
As the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) quickly approaches later this week, Samsung is prepared to
unveil what is said to be the world's slimmest LCD TV ever shown. The South Korean made TV is just
6.5 millimeters (0.26 in.) thick, and is thinner than any competing TVs available on the
market... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-161720 minutes ago
Amazon has announced its Video on Demand service will head to the Roku Netflix Player sometime in
2009, becoming the first non-Netflix channel through Roku. Amazon VoD will add more than 40,000
movies and television shows to the Roku Player, with Netflix adding around 12,000 titles
for... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-161546 minutes ago
Despite the newer next-generation video game consoles available today, the Sony PlayStation 2
remains the most used console, the latest Nielsen Media Research study reports. The PS2 takes up
30.2 percent with the Microsoft Xbox 360 console in second place with 18.3 percent. The... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-161204 minutes ago
For many years, the RIAA has been using the company MediaSentry (now SafeNet) to find people
illegally sharing music. To date, MediaSentry has helped the largest music labels file lawsuits
against about 35,000 people. Just before the end of 2008, the RIAA decided to finally do away
with... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-161075 minutes ago
Netflix and LG have announced that LG will introduce TVs that can directly access Netflix movies
without the need for a separate set-top box. Netflix subscribers with one of these TVs would be
able to access movies and TV shows directly from the TV for instant viewing via their
broadband... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-160513 minutes ago
Verbatim recently introduced two new Quad Interface Desktop hard drives with storage capacities of
500GB and 1TB, as more companies begin to increase the storage capacities of external HDDs. Both
drives will support USB 2.0, Firewire 400, Firewire 800 and eSata II -- and both drives will have
32MB... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-118582 minutes ago
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) wanted the Federal Communications Commission's
permission to use a controversial anti-piracy technique in which the FCC would grant a waiver for
blocking selected video outputs. "I'm not supportive of moving forward with this MPAA proposal
at... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-33057 minutes ago
LG is set to fire the next shot in the television Hertz war with plans to unleash a 480Hz LCD TV in
2009.Due to be on display at CES in Las Vegas next week, the "Trumotion 480Hz" set will feature a 4
millisecond response time and a "scanning backlight" technology that turns the... read more...
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CDFreaks news section -
-32428 minutes ago
Research firm The Information Network indicates hard disc drives (HDD) continue to lose market
ground to flash memory technologies, and the trend will continue in the foreseeable future. "The
HDD market already lost the battle in the small form factor market such as MP3 and cameras
to... read
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CDFreaks news section -
-32267 minutes ago
Despite the growth of digital music sales in 2008, the music industry suffered as compact disc
music sales continued a downward slide. The Nielsen SoundScan year-end figures also revealed CDs
are the most profitable and common medium for all recorded music, as it still snaps up 85 percent
of... read
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CDFreaks news section -
7 days and 15 hours ago
Microsoft won a battle in the overall war against piracy in China, after the ringleaders of a
large-scale Chinese counterfeiting ring were handed jail sentences after being busted in 2007.
"Microsoft greatly appreciates the work of China's PSB and the FBI in taking strong enforcement
action... read more...
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