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On a crushingly hot mid-August day at Foxconn Technology Group’s Longhua factory campus in Shenzhen -- where a dutiful army of 300,000 employees eats, sleeps, and churns out iPhones, Sony Corp. PlayStations, and Dell Inc. computers -- workers indulged in a rare moment of celebration.

City of Industry, California, September 9th, 2010Broadax Systems, Inc., a leading solution provider for industrial single board computer and industrial motherboard since 1986, introduces the latest single board computer and industrial motherboard that support Intel new generation Core i7, Core i5 and i3 series processors and Microsoft Windows 7 operating system.The SBCQ573AL is a high quality...

Guy Adami said it appears the rally is running out of steam.

Texas Instruments Inc., the second- largest U.S. chipmaker, lowered the upper end of its forecast range for third-quarter profit and sales, indicating that semiconductor demand may be slipping as economic growth slows.

Apple today released MobileMe Control Panel for Windows...

Axiomtek has introduced a 15-inch panel PC designed to be mounted outdoors, in factories, in kitchens, or on board ships.

Apple unveiled the latest generation of its iPod Touch last week, and the new device already is impressing reviewers with its new front- and rear-facing cameras, super-slim design, and iPhone-like Retina display.

ARM only just revealed its Coretex A9 chips, it seems--dual-core madness that'll make next-year's smartphones and tablet PCs serious competitors to laptops. And now here's the A15 . With four cores. And speeds up to 2.5GHz. "Wow" would seem like a good prediction for how you'll react to the first smartphones sporting the silicon in 2013(ish). ARM is pushing the innovations of this chip pretty ...

Microsoft's keyboard concept attempts to combine the flexibility of a touchscreen with a hardware keyboard. Microsoft - Touchscreen - Keyboard - Hardware - Peripherals

Arm yourself with a can of compressed air and some antibacterial wipes, then use them on your keyboard. Your health will thank you. Antiseptic - Business - Industrial Supply - Business and Economy - Food and Drug Administration

Is Apple trying to kill the computer mouse with its Magic Trackpad? Maybe, but here are four reasons why the mouse is here for the long haul. Apple - Mouse - MagicTrackpad - multitouch - Touchpad

Okay, we’ll admit it: Acer’s new Aspire Revo 3700 isn’t quite as sexy a subcompact mini-PC as the Zotac Blu-Ray capable Zbox we wrote about just a few hours ago, but if you’re looking for a small form-factor HTPC at an affordable price — or just a cheap, compact desktop to hook up to an [...]

Canon signaled an effective end to development of SED technology for living room TVs this week when it decided to close a subsidiary. Television - Surface-conduction electron-emitter display - Canon - SED - Camera

The works of Dallas artists Tom Orr and Sally Warren are on display now at Brookhaven Community College. It is the first of 13 exhibits that will be on display at the college this year.

# patents Apple claims that their TV work is just a hobby, but that doesn't mean they don't innovate for the living room. A newly published patent outlines an LCD TV that has separate modes for video and still photos. More »

A Sisters business that builds the worlds largest film cranes was honored Thursday by Oregon State University.

In Part Two of "Build a Great Media-Editing PC" we show you just how to install the motherboard. Motherboard - Hardware - Personal computer - Components - FAQs Help and Tutorials

Intel on Monday released a dual-core Atom N550 processor, which will bring better performance to netbooks. Intel Atom - Multi-core processor - Processors - Intel - Hardware

Ten days ago, I hopped down to Washington to testify in favor of the bill introduced in April by Rep. John Larson that would, if certain conditions are met, create a national park in Hartford's historic Coltsville industrial village. The Courant has editorially supported the national park idea for years, believing it would benefit the city in many ways.