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10 Computer Ads From The 80s With tag lines like "Atari 800: More capabilities than any other personal computer under $1,000" and "TRS-80 Color Computer: Radio Shack’s $399 TRS-80 Color Computer - Innovation at it’s very best!" you have to check this out. Techyshit.
Las Vegas offers surprise hotel bargains for CES Gadget geeks, used to booking hotel rooms way in advance for the annual Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show, may be one-upped by lazier peers this January. Reuters.
Microsoft 'interested' in open source browser: Ballmer Microsoft has given its most ringing endorsement of open source Web browsers to date with chief executive officer Steve Ballmer not ruling out adopting such technology as an alternative to its own popular Internet Explorer, saying it is "interesting". TechWorld.
Honda shows wearable device that helps you walk Imagine a bicycle seat connected by mechanical frames to a pair of shoes for an idea of how the new wearable assisted-walking gadget from Honda works. Associated Press.
Las Vegas offers surprise hotel bargains for CES Gadget geeks, used to booking hotel rooms way in advance for the annual Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show, may be one-upped by lazier peers this January. Reuters.
Microsoft 'interested' in open source browser: Ballmer Microsoft has given its most ringing endorsement of open source Web browsers to date with chief executive officer Steve Ballmer not ruling out adopting such technology as an alternative to its own popular Internet Explorer, saying it is "interesting". TechWorld.
Honda shows wearable device that helps you walk Imagine a bicycle seat connected by mechanical frames to a pair of shoes for an idea of how the new wearable assisted-walking gadget from Honda works. Associated Press.
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