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• How to Buy a Laptop Size, performance, storage options, and keyboard quality are all factors to consider when purchasing a laptop. Let us help you find the laptop that fits your needs.
• Which HD Pocket Camcorder Is Best for You? The differences among pocketable, YouTube-friendly camcorders are bigger than you might think. Here's what some top-rated models do best, what some don't do well, and what some can't do at all.
• Intel May Allow More Memory on Netbooks Rather than celebrating this as good news, we should be asking why Intel has any say in the matter at all.
• Kingston To Release New Low Priced SSD Boot Drive Kingston Digital reveal plans to release new SSD drives aimed at boosting your desktop performance.
• Data Destroyer Disk Wipe Ensures Your Privacy Write and rewrite over erased files for a totally secure purge, good enough for the Department of Defense, with Data Destroyer Disk Wipe.
• You Must Obey: The Unwritten Laws of Technology "Fix a computer for a friend or family member, and you'll be tech support for life." This is but one of 35 immutable laws of technology that we've identified and recorded for posterity. There will be a test.
• Corsair Launching New 'Extreme' Solid State Drives Memory maker Corsair today announced 'Extreme' additions to their range of solid-state hard drives.
• DRAM's Inventor Honored for Contribution The IBM researcher doesn't have a high public profile, but the research community knows his contributions.
• Eye-Fi Memory Cards Get RAW The newest version of the wireless memory card adds auto-upload features that will appeal to pro and serious hobbyist photographers.
• Eye-Fi 4GB Wireless SD Card Offers Raw Image Support Eye-Fi on Wednesday introduced the Eye-Fi Pro, a new SDHC memory card for digital cameras.
• Sony Ericsson Bails on Memory Stick Micro Company has made the tough, but essential, decision to embrace the more universal MicroSD.
• MaxMem Might Speed Up Your PC. Maybe. This program claims to speed up your PC by recapturing system RAM.
• Samsung Ships First 32GB NAND Memory Card Samsung is now shipping its highest-density memory card, a 32GB model that incorporates 30-nanometer lithography technology.
• Flash Storage Made Less Expensive, Faster Texas Memory Systems has added a less expensive, faster and smaller form-factor flash storage array to its line of solid-state products.
• New Intel Chips Prompt Rise in Demand for DDR3 Memory Intel plans to launch two more DDR3-only chip series in the second half of this year
• New Flash Memory Pushes Capacity, Performance Micron flash chip offloads memory management for portable devices, pushing performance.
• Safely Remove Memory Cards without Using 'Safely Remove Hardware' If Windows stops recognizing your SD and other memory cards after using Safely Remove Hardware, here's the solution: stop using it!
• Can I Increase Onboard Graphics Memory? Owusu Clement wants to know if he can increase his PC's video RAM. The problem: He's using his motherboard's onboard graphics, not a separate card.
• LiveScribe Digital Pen Talks Back This digital pen is a great choice for students, journalists. and meeting-hoppers.
• DRAM Prices Soar in Early Asia Trading UPDATE: DRAM prices soared in early trading in Asia as traders returned to work following the Lunar New Year holiday.
• DRAM Prices Spike After Qimonda Bankruptcy DRAM prices spiked last week over supply concerns after Qimonda filed for bankruptcy protection.
• Consumer Gear Goes Green Vendors scramble to show how eco-correct they are, but consumers want full functionality, too.
• SanDisk slotRadio Misses the Beat The company's new MP3 player comes with tunes -- and lots of restrictions.
• SanDisk's High-Performance Mobile Memory Cards Two large-capacity mobile memory cards join the SanDisk Mobile Ultra product family.
• Taiwan Asks Powerchip to Resubmit Bailout Proposal Taiwan rejected a bailout plan from its largest DRAM maker, and asked the company to submit a new application.