Elizabeth Boyle

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PRODUCTS: Don't Touch That Keyboard
Jun 24, 2004
SnapStream introduced the Firefly PC Remote, a wireless device that lets you control third-party applications on your PC without touching your mouse or keyboard. In fact, the device lets you control applications while...
NEWS: HP, Intel Announce Chip Flaws
Jun 24, 2004
HP will replace the memory chips in about 900,000 Compaq and HP notebook computers due to a design flaw, according to a Reuters report. The report also stated that Intel, the world's number one chip maker, is...
Free Storage Keeps Online Providers Running
Jun 21, 2004
Blazing digital camera sales and unlimited free storage are forcing online image storage providers to keep up with demand. Many email providers cap the storage capacity and size of image attachments, so many users...
Nokia: Flipping for Market Share
Jun 10, 2004
Nokia, the world's top mobile-phone producer, announced that it will attempt to gain back market share when the company unveils its first mainstream flip phones next week, according to a Reuters report. The company...
Zen and the Art of Portable Media
Jun 03, 2004
At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2004, Creative Labs' Creative Zen Portable Media Center won the TechTV "Best of CES" award for the portable audio and video category. What's so great about this...
Slide, Baby, Slide
Jun 01, 2004
Do yourself a favor and hop on Samsung's Web site and look at the interactive demo the company has devoted to its new cell phone, the SGH-D410 sliding camera phone. Not only will the demo make you want to master...
Is that a Digital Camera in Your Pocket?
May 24, 2004
They keep getting smaller! Sony introduced a digital camera, the Cyber-shot DSC-T1, that's 6.3 ounces, and is—seriously—the size of a credit card. But here's what's cool about this camera: You don't sacrifice as much...
LCD TVs to Invade Kitchens, Offices, Bathrooms
May 24, 2004
Thanks to ViewSonic's new N1300 13" LCD TV, you won't find LCD TVs only as the centerpieces of living rooms anymore; you'll now see the TVs perched under cabinets, on walls, and on desktops in kitchens, RVs, and...
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