Blog Profile / TG Daily - Hardware
| URL : | http://www.tgdaily.com/technology/hardware | |
|---|---|---|
| Filed Under: | Technology / Hardware | |
| Posts on Regator: | 35 | |
| Posts / Week: | 0.2 | |
| Archived Since: | February 3, 2010 | |
Blog Post Archive
Copper thefts skyrocket as prices increase
Incidents of copper theft have skyrocketed in recent months as the price of the ductile metal continues to significantly increase in value.??
read more
Are ebooks are killing off textbooks?
If you were thinking eBooks wouldn't eventually kill off those heavy textbooks, you were wrong. Well, at least partly wrong.
read more
NASA sues former Apollo astronaut
The U.S. government is suing former NASA astronaut Edgar Mitchell for attempting to sell one of two cameras from the Apollo 14 lunar module Antares.
read more
Tegra talked out of CES finals
Despite his powerful gift of the gab, Nvidia’s Roy Taylor fell just short of winning CES’s prestigious “Last Gadget Standing” award for the firm’s sleek looking Tegra Tablet on Friday, as D-Link’s Boxee Box and Showwx’s Laser Pico Projector took joint first place.
Keep on, keep on taking the tablets
Shivering in a UK county that's only two degrees Celsius colder than the South Pole, I'm beginning to think that on the whole I'd rather be in Las Vegas.
USAF wants mind-reading drones
Unmanned, remotely operated military drones are either loved and hated in almost equal measure, depending on who you ask, of course.
Could reprogrammable chips facilitate instant updates?
Just when you thought the iPad was the coolest item in your electronics arsenal, the iPad2 comes along and all of a sudden, the original iPad isn't as feature-rich as it seemed before.
Nvidia drops price of 3D computer kit
Don't go running out to buy Nvidia's Geforce 3D Vision pack because the price just came down, unless you happen to own a specifically equipped 3D computer.
iPad 2 pwns and owns the competition
It's official! Apple's iPad 2 pwns and owns the competition - at least when it comes to raw graphics horsepower.
Half a million iPad 2s sold over the weekend, says analyst
Financial analyst Piper Jaffray says that most iPad 2 buyers are new users - a whacking 70 percent, in fact.
However, it says, some 65 percent have an iPhone already, so aren't entirely new to the world of joy that is Apple.
Piper Jaffray...Show More Summary
Consortium demonstrates self-repairing chip
European consortium Crisp says it's created a self-testing and self-repairing chip that can test cores and connections, with a resource manager dynamically assigning the chip’s tasks to fault-free parts.
This Russian netbook runs MeeGo
Earlier this week, Intel said reports of MeeGo's unceremonious death at the hands of Nokia and Microsoft had been greatly exaggerated.
How to grow your own bike from nylon powder
A British company has created a bike that, it says, could be grown at home by consumers too lazy to go to the store.
AMD’s Antilles benchmarked at a screaming P11865
AMD has launched its long-awaited Antilles (Radeon HD 6990) graphics card, which routinely scores a screaming P11865 during 3DMark11 benchmark sessions.
Some third-party products axed from Apple Store shelves
Apple will be removing a number of third-party peripherals, hardware, and software from its retail stores, in order to make more room for employees to sit down with customers and set up their newly purchased Mac computers.
Dude, where's my robotic clone?
Have you ever wondered what a robotic clone would look and feel like? Well, meet Geminoid DK, the robot of nightmares for Automatonophics throughout the galaxy.
This JVC camcorder does 3D in style
JVC is betting you would prefer to watch a lot more 3D content than is currently available on TV or in movie theaters.
Intel says 2015 will be the Cloud computing tipping point
Intel, like many other industry heavyweights, believes we are navigating towards a cyber future that will be heavily dominated by Cloud-based computing.
Gadgets lead to insomnia epidemic
The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) is warning people that they should turn off electronic gadgets an hour before bedtime, following a survey showing that they can keep you awake at night.
U.S. Navy to develop Transformers-style robot swarm
The U.S. Navy recently issued a proposal to build "a coordinated and distributed swarm of micro-robots" whose main function will be to create "novel materials and structures."