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Cracking open the Iomega Zip drive Camera icon

Cracking open the Iomega Zip drive

Photos These once-popular drives gave many users their first taste of easy-to-use backup and storage media. But have you ever wondered what's inside? [04 Feb 2008]

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Cracking open Apple's iBook G3 Camera icon

Cracking open Apple's iBook G3

Photos The original clamshell iBook from Apple generated almost as much buzz in the IT world as the iPhone has recently. Mark Kaelin takes a look inside [25 Jan 2008]


Building a polycarbonate, all-in-one, LCD PC Camera icon

Building a polycarbonate, all-in-one, LCD PC

Photos George Ou, technical director of ZDNet.com, talks through his decision to build his mother an all-in-one PC and LCD display [24 Jan 2008]

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Cracking open the 1974 Altair 8800 Camera icon

Cracking open the 1974 Altair 8800

Photos Follow step by step as vintage computer aficionado and collector Erik Klein carefully restores a 1974 Altair 8800 to working order [27 Nov 2007]


Software we have known and loved: Lotus Symphony 3 Camera icon

Software we have known and loved: Lotus Symphony 3

Photos IBM/Lotus recently released an office suite called Symphony — but it isn't the first to go by that name [21 Nov 2007]

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Cracking open the Nabaztag Wi-Fi rabbit Camera icon

Cracking open the Nabaztag Wi-Fi rabbit

Photos Intrigued by the idea of what was inside the plastic bunny with whirling ears and blinky lights, Mark Kaelin dug out his tools — and found a few surprises [15 Nov 2007]


'Geek pride' at the Vintage Computer Festival Camera icon

'Geek pride' at the Vintage Computer Festival

Photos Industry veterans and computer hobbyists come together at California's Computer History Museum, to enjoy vintage computers, video games and gadgets [12 Nov 2007]


Driving the web revolution: The 'Internet Van' Camera icon

Driving the web revolution: The 'Internet Van'

Photos California's Computer History Museum is celebrating the 30th birthday of the first true internet connection by displaying the van in which it occurred [09 Nov 2007]

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Old laptops transform the lives of Africa's blind Camera icon

Old laptops transform the lives of Africa's blind

Photos USB sticks and donated laptops from UK businesses are allowing African students access to the previously closed world of higher education [20 Sep 2007]


Photos: HP's hardware graveyard Camera icon

Photos: HP's hardware graveyard

Photos Roseville, California is home to HP's huge recycling centre, where computer equipment, printing supplies, rechargeable batteries and other items go to die [26 Jul 2007]


Photos: Unfolding OpenStreetMap Camera icon

Photos: Unfolding OpenStreetMap

Photos Images taken from the open-source application illustrate how information is collated to create a detailed map of an area [04 Jun 2007]


Photos: Emails they wish they'd never sent Camera icon

Photos: Emails they wish they'd never sent

Photos Ever clicked send then kicked yourself later? Share the pain of these public figures whose messages came back to haunt them [15 Dec 2006]


Photos: The technical history tour Camera icon

Photo Join us on a whistlestop trip around the places where technological history was made [13 Dec 2006]

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Low-cost PCs Camera icon

Photo The $100 PC may be grabbing people's attention, but there are plenty of other inexpensive machines being used throughout the world. Here is a selection [16 Aug 2006]

Smashing India's language barriers Camera icon

Photo India is a unique country with unique communication problems – no surprise in a country with more than a thousand languages [12 May 2006]

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Cabling nightmares and their solutions Camera icon

Photo A server room should be a neat and tidy place, but so often is not. We take a look at how to turn your nightmare of wires into something vaguely sensible [15 Nov 2005]

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X-ray named top scientific invention

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US jury finds SMIC stole trade secrets

A California jury ruled on Wednesday that Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) stole and used trade secrets from rival company Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co... More

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Dell finalises offer for takeover of P...

Dell announced on Tuesday that it has completed its $3.9bn (£2.3bn) offer to buy technology and business solutions provider Perot Systems. Dell has accepted Perot's stock at $30 a share,... More

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