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Technology's power players, from Silicon Alley and beyond, shined during an action-packed Internet Week NY. With over 200 events ranging from tech talks and tips, to tours of startups, to parties, there was something for geeks and non-geeks alike.
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Following a whirlwind tour across Canada, Vancouver’s GrowLab yesterday announced the successful winning applicants for its spring 2012 acceleration program.
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Belfast -
Imagine a single supercomputer able to out-perform 50 million laptops, and capable of performing a staggering one quintillion (billion billion) operations per second. Expect that supercomputer to be operating this decade, experts say.
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Most consumers expect to pay at least a few hundred dollars for a computer today, possibly even into the thousands for some models. But there's a new player in the industry. It's called Raspberry Pi, and it could be a gamechanger.
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As part of a safe sex marketing campaign for National Condom Week, Planned Parenthood has distributed 55,000 condoms to students at universities in the Pacific Northwest. But these condoms are far from ordinary.
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In the wake of Apple's announcement of the debut of the iPad 3, Toshiba has decided to counter the gadget giant with their own offering, the Excite X10 LE, the world's thinnest and lightest tablet PC.
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The fourth quarter figures are in for Groupon, and while their revenue exceeded projections, their stock prices still took a tumble this week. In fact, the stock dropped by as much as 15% during Wednesday's trading.
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If you live in Germany and want to own a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, you're out of luck. A high-ranking regional court in Dusseldorf has ruled to uphold the ban on selling the model within its borders.
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The iconic camera company Kodak will soon seek bankruptcy protection, according to media reports. Kodak will also try to sell its 1,100 patents through a court-supervised auction.
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Sydney -
LG have unveiled a new TV which could take up most of a room. The new “ultra- definition” TV is the last word in practically everything. It’s a monster. It’s also likely to be the cause of mass global redecorating, when it hits the market.
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