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Coop's Scoop: ICANN bangs the gavel

ICANN votes, chads or no chads. Also: A new chapter in the tale of Apple agonistes as Intel lifts the lid on the Pentium 4

November 17, 2000 by Charles Cooper

Transmeta and the right stuff

The Transmeta bubble: Is it the globe.com redux?

November 7, 2000 by Charles Cooper

The MSI Wind blows out of the gate with an Intel Atom processor

The Asus EeePC set the mark for these new compact laptop computers last year and many companies have since jumped on the bandwagon to take advantage of the popularity of the device, as discussed by Larry Dignan earlier. Today, the MSI Wind U100 Notebook was released in the U.S. and it looks like this device may trump the successor model to the original Asus EeePC, the EeePC 900, with its Intel Atom processor leading the way. Laptop Magazine gives the MSI Wind 4.5/5 in their full review.

June 3, 2008 by Matthew Miller

Intel drives in-car computer effort

Intel has discovered a method of fitting at least five software companies under the dashboard or in the backseat of a car.

April 11, 2001 by John G. Spooner

Desktops aren't dead (yet)

Laptops have long since overtaken their desk-bound brethren in terms of revenues, and more recently unit sales. In the first quarter, desktop unit sales dropped 23 percent, while notebook sales actually increased 10 percent compared with the same period last year, according to iSuppli.

June 30, 2009 by John Morris

How Intel calls the tune

In his inaugural column for ZDNN, long-time industry veteran John Dickinson raises the curtain on the real constellation of power in the computer business.

July 29, 2001 by John Dickinson

Digital: Happy days are near again

The days of the incredible shrinking DEC may be over.Buoyed by solid margins and a profit for the year, Digital Equipment Corp.

July 23, 1997 by Michael Fitzgerald

Fast cars backed by fast chips and fast disks

IT plays an important part in Formula 1 racing, and two teams have announced existing technology partnerships will be extended to 2006."All IT is really important.

March 7, 2004 by Stephen Withers

Coop's Corner: Intel's chip fiasco

How Intel went wrong with its 800MHz Pentium III Xeon

July 10, 2000 by Charles Cooper

Democrats, Republicans fight for Silicon Valley's attentions

As the days wind down to the November 2 election, the battle for hearts and minds in Silicon Valley is stepping up.In recent weeks, both Republicans and Democrats have barnstormed through California, looking to ingratiate themselves with the leaders of the state's technology community.

October 12, 1998 by Margaret Kane