Sony adds video to new Crusoe-based Vaio notebook
Sony introduced two new Vaio laptop computers in Japan on Monday, including one model equipped with a video camera and Transmeta's Crusoe processor which helps preserve battery life.
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Microsoft seeks plenty of time in appeal
Software company to challenge every aspect of Jackson decision.
MS-DOJ - Supreme Court declines to take case
Case will now be sent back to federal appeals court.
MS, IBM, Andersen Launch Services Venture
High-tech industry titans Microsoft, IBM and Arthur Andersen will invest $US100 million in a new company that will develop more than 25 "e-campuses" -- complete with hardware, software, finance support, and even a fitness club -- for startups that need to ramp up quickly.
IBM Unveils ThinkPads with Wireless Connections
IBM will begin offering new laptops later this year with internal antennas to provide wireless connections, the company said Thursday.
Corel details layoffs and restructuring
Corel said it will eliminate 139 positions at its engineering operation in Dublin, Ireland as part of a $US40 million cost-saving measure.
Citrix Announces VPN, Web Application Software
Targeting application service providers (ASPs) and corporate administrators, Citrix Systems announced Tuesday the availability of a new virtual private network (VPN) application and enhancements to application server and portal products.
Study: Workers stay linked to email on holiday
Thanks to technology, summer vacations are no longer the stuff of beach, boating and fun in the sun, according to a new study released last Friday.
Judge awards Bristol $US1M in Microsoft suit
A US federal judge has ordered Microsoft to pay $US1 million in punitive damages to Bristol Technology, the company said in a statement Friday.
Amazon Launches Mobile Auction Service
Online retailer Amazon.com Inc. on Friday launched a new service that offers alerts over mobile phones about the company's auctions.
Intel: 1.13GHz PIII will return in 'couple of months'
Heat problem confirmed by Intel testing
Intel: buggy 1.13GHz PIII will return in 'couple months'
Temperature problem related to certain circuits on chip, says Intel
Cisco Offers Content Delivery Network System
Cisco Systems on Monday announced its Content Delivery Network (CDN) system, which offers services that address network management, performance and reliability issues.
DOJ files brief rebutting Microsoft claims
Matter needs to be dealt with promptly say government attorneys
Digital Media Group Talks About Goals, Napster
BOSTON (08/10/2000) - More than two years after the Digital Media Association
(DiMA) began with seven charter members, the growing trade industry group that
represents technology developers, retailers and Webcasters is still in the
development stage.