Happy 30th Birthday to the Portable PC
The portable computer was born 30 years ago this weekend, when Adam Osborne unveiled the Osborne 1 in San Francisco. […]
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How a Legacy From the 1800s Is Making Tokyo Dark Today
A strange legacy of the Japanese power system’s infancy in the late 1800s is complicating efforts to keep Tokyo supplied
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Silicon Art Hidden Inside Samsung’s Galaxy Tab
Silicon chips have billions of transistors in every square inch. But sometimes there’s enough room left over for chip engineers
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The Workplace Can Be a Dangerous Place
I get to play Rambo in this video, which showcases some of the office warfare weaponry Wired recently tested. My
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Apple’s Jobs Unveils Upgraded, More Colorful iPad 2
“In an all-white environment, the white version of the iPad 2 will have a better chance of hiding from predators.”
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Sony Touts Console-Like Power of Upcoming NGP
SAN FRANCISCO — Sony is blurring the line between portable game consoles and larger consoles currently trapped inside TV cabinets.
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How Thunderbolt Could Hook Up Notebooks With Powerful Peripherals
Intel’s new high-speed port technology is called Thunderbolt. But what is it, exactly? Think of Thunderbolt (formerly code named “Light
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Video: Internet, Gadgets Make Corvette Even More Awesome
Within a few years, your car may become a hub of interconnected devices, media and online services. And you thought
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Hands-On: Eccentric YikeBike Gives Segway a Run for Its Money
When the tentacled aliens from Gliese 581g arrive on Earth, they’ll probably be riding a YikeBike. At least, that’s how
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Hands-On With HP’s Tiny Veer Smartphone
SAN FRANCISCO — HP’s diminutive Veer might be named that because the company wants to emphasize that it’s swerving in