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What's the big deal about WiMAX? - Oct 6, 2008

Sprint Nextel in the US has made headlines as it's started lighting up its first WiMAX network. But what exactly is WiMAX? Read story »
 

What is an HD notebook? Should I get it? - Nov 20, 2006

The High-Definition (HD) notebook, which has recently been attracting considerable attention, may be regarded as "a secret weapon" that embodies hidden strategies by computer laptop makers. Read story »
 

The skinny on CTIA Wireless 2006 - Apr 4, 2006

CTIA show to take a hard look at how mobile networks will cope with the coming flood of interactive content. Read story »

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Samsung R20: Touch-typing without the dirt - Mar 20, 2007

At CeBIT, Samsung launched three new notebooks with a color scheme that it obviously wants to use to appeal to style-conscious consumers. The R70 (15.4-inch), R20 (14.1-inch) and the Q45 (12.1-inch) will come encased in a sleek black package and will sprint on Intel Core 2 Duo processors. The ... Read story »
 

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Samsung also joins world of Netbook - Sep 20, 2008

Samsung finally released its first Netbook called the NC10 in Korea with a U$690 price tag. Actually, this NC10 was discovered earlier in a WiBro (WiMAX) product launching ceremony which was presented by Korea Telecom in August. Samsung has been quite quite about the Netbook which is very wired, ... Read story »
 

MID season is coming but don't be in hurry! - Aug 22, 2008

MIDs, Mobile Internet Devices, are becoming hot items following the announcement of many upcoming MIDs introduced at the Intel Developers Forum this week. Most of you would have seen various types and brands from many different manufacturers. I've come to know that a few Korean manufacturers have al... Read story »
 

Korean PMPs meet the WiBro and HSDPA services - Jul 13, 2008

These days, MP3P and PMP manufacturers find it very difficult to develop their products that differentiate themselves from other competitors since all the technologies have been out and shared with each other. Of course, Apple's iPod can differentiate itself with its OS and multi-touch technology. B... Read story »

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