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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundPhotos: Intel revs up car PC
March 9, 2005 At CeBit in Hannover, Germany, Intel shows off a Pentium-based computer fitted into the dashboard of a BMW Mini.Surveying CeBit
March 16, 2007 The annual tech extravaganza, which runs through Wednesday in Hannover, Germany, is in full swing now.Intel puts a PC in the dashboard
March 9, 2005 At CeBit, chipmaker puts new spin on the term "portable computer," with gadgets meant for the open road.Greening of CeBit fails to revive shrinking IT fair
March 6, 2008 Scaled-down tech show shifts focus to business and technologies that will drive the trend toward environmental awareness.At CeBit, homing in on navigation tech
March 14, 2007 Much attention at the big tech show in Germany will go to Europe's upcoming alternative to GPS.Manufacturers unwrap first ultramobile PCs
March 9, 2006 At CeBit, Samsung, Asus and Founder deliver minitablets, though early models seem to have poor battery life. Photos: Origami handheld devicesConsumer gadgets rule at CeBit
March 13, 2006 roundup IT trade show in Germany features latest in high-tech gear, including Microsoft's new handheld design. Photos: Gadgets galoreGadgets and gasthaus at trade show
March 21, 2001 Germany's CeBit, a trade show as logistically complicated as a small-scale war, attracts three-quarters of a million attendees to 107 acres of technology displays.IBM shows Cell blade in action
March 10, 2006 A demo of the Cell blade server uses visualization software to display real-time, 3D video footage of a beating heart. Photos: IBM's blade overhaulIBM lets Millipede storage out for a stroll
March 14, 2005 The prototype technology works like a punch card machine and can fit huge amounts of data into a tiny space. Photos: Millipede packs a punch
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