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CES 2008: Gadgets and glitz in Las Vegas

January 11, 2008 special coverage CNET reporters bring you the action from the gadget convention that draws technology's heavy hitters, gadget lovers, and more celebrities each year. TAGS: Consumer Electronics Show, Cadillac, Las Vegas, reporter, Blu-ray, gadget, Comcast Corp., robot, CEO, handheld, Microsoft Xbox, battery, hard drive, Intel, photograph, Microsoft Corp.

Week in review: Gates' farewell to CES troops

January 11, 2008 Bill Gates gives his "last keynote" at CES and tech is no front-runner in New Hampshire. Also: The decline of DRM. TAGS: Consumer Electronics Show, Bill Gates, keynote, Paul Otellini, concept car, Week in review, speech, reader, Apple iPod, vision, TV, Microsoft Windows Vista, CEO, Apple Computer, battery, Microsoft Corp.

Can Seagate steer hybrid-drive market?

October 8, 2007 Price and industry standardization remain barriers to widespread adoption, but the biggest hard-drive maker could force competitors to keep pace. TAGS: Seagate Technology, notebook computer, flash memory, hard drive, semiconductor, Gartner Inc., Microsoft Windows Vista, battery, PC, operating system, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp.

Vista draining laptop batteries, patience

May 4, 2007 Microsoft's attempt to improve power management in Windows Vista hasn't made up for the pretty but power-hungry Aero interface, causing battery life to suffer. TAGS: power management, Microsoft Windows Vista, battery life, battery, Richard Shim, notebook computer, HP, laptop computer, Microsoft Windows XP, Lenovo, setting, operating system, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, PC

Vista beta sucks up battery juice

June 2, 2006 Laptops with the Windows update drain batteries faster than with XP--a potential problem for PC makers. TAGS: battery life, battery, Microsoft Windows Vista, hardware maker, PC company, operating system, notebook computer, Microsoft Corp., laptop computer, hard drive, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows

Minitablets to gain considerable steam, researcher says

April 27, 2006 Once form factor backers Microsoft and Intel resolve battery issue and marketing strategy, In-Stat says millions will sell. TAGS: minitablet PC, ultramobile PC, Intel, researcher, battery, Microsoft Corp., PC

Microsoft in deal for fuel cells

April 16, 2007 Need a light and a couple of songs? Microsoft might have just the thing for you. TAGS: fuel cell, methanol, portable device, battery, Microsoft Corp.

Samsung hybrid hard drive works while it sleeps

April 25, 2005 The typical hard drive spins constantly. But by buffering a drive with flash memory, it can sleep most of the time. TAGS: Samsung Electronics, Spansion Inc., flash memory, NAND, hard drive, notebook computer, battery, Microsoft Corp., Intel

Origami: Enough of anything?

February 28, 2006 Microsoft's "ultramobile" PC will be small and light. But company had more ambitious goals in mind. TAGS: Microsoft Origami, tablet, tablet PC, battery life, Microsoft Corp., battery, PC, keyboard, cell phone

This week in Longhorn

April 29, 2005 Bill Gates shows off beta of next Windows but acknowledges many key features will not be evident until later test versions. TAGS: Microsoft Longhorn, Bill Gates, laptop computer, beta, memory, Microsoft Corp., hard drive, Microsoft Windows XP, battery, Microsoft Windows, PC

Vista's answer to PC power woes

August 25, 2005 Applications will be warned when a computer is entering sleep mode, but they won't get a say in whether the machine slumbers. TAGS: stand, Microsoft Windows Vista, laptop computer, button, operating system, Microsoft Corp., battery, PC, Microsoft Windows

Week in Missing Links

April 1, 2005 From April Fools' Day gags to a grammarian's quest to clean up Microsoft Word, these are some of the below-the-radar stories from this week. TAGS: COMDEX, secret, Microsoft Word, battery, Toshiba, Apple iPod, Microsoft Corp.

Microsoft unveils Vista-friendly peripherals

September 14, 2006 The keyboards, mice, Webcams and headsets sport features for the upcoming Vista operating system. Photos: Microsoft's new PC add-ons TAGS: peripheral, webcam, Microsoft Windows Vista, keyboard, mouse, headset, notebook computer, Windows Media, VoIP, Microsoft Corp., battery, Bluetooth, multimedia, IP, button, photograph

Intel shows Origami-like device

March 7, 2006 CNET News.com gets a sneak preview of the minitablet devices that the chipmaker will show later on Tuesday. Photos: Origami mini tablets Sneak peak of small things to come TAGS: minitablet PC, Microsoft Origami, ultramobile PC, ultraportable laptop, Intel, chip company, battery life, Microsoft Corp., battery, laptop computer, Microsoft Windows XP, PC, operating system, Microsoft Windows

ARM aims for security, power savings

October 15, 2003 With cell phones mimicking computers more and more, chip designer ARM is moving toward increased security and scaled-down power consumption. TAGS: ARM, 3G, microprocessor, cell phone, cell phone company, power consumption, battery, virus, security, Microsoft Corp.

PalmOne unveils latest Treo

October 25, 2004 New top-of-the-line smart phone has a sharper screen, a faster chip and a removable battery. TAGS: Palm Treo, Treo 650, Palm Inc., pixel, EDGE, smart phone, carrier, GSM, Sprint Nextel, battery, Microsoft Corp., operating system, camera, e-mail

World of Origami still unfolding

December 22, 2006 A new round of devices using the Microsoft software will debut at CES, but the minitablet still has a way to go. TAGS: minitablet PC, Microsoft Origami, Richard Shim, Consumer Electronics Show, VIA Technologies Inc., Microsoft Windows Vista, tablet, audience, keyboard, Microsoft Corp., battery, Intel, Microsoft Windows, PC
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