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Nuggets: Mac karaoke and tuning into the Web
News [02 Feb 1999]
US Report: Opposition to "Big Brother Inside" grows
News [01 Feb 1999]
Sony sues PlayStation emulator firm
News Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. is suing Connectix Corp., over a technology that allows users to play PlayStation games on certain Macintosh computers, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. [28 Jan 1999]
MP3 hits the road - UK startup to launch in-car system
News Somerset developers create the world's first commercially available MP3 player for a car... and it runs on Linux [28 Jan 1999]
A Year Ago: UK firm wins £2.5m Microsoft hologram deal
News First published: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 16:46:40 GMT [28 Jan 1999]
Nuggets: Twin marvels from Fuji
News [27 Jan 1999]
Intel backtracks over chip ID
News [26 Jan 1999]
Groups call for Intel boycott
News Advocacy groups says users should not buy Intel products until chip ID technology is turned off. [25 Jan 1999]
Nuggets: Region 2 top 10 DVD chart
News [22 Jan 1999]
Intel: We won't track ID chips
News Addressing privacy concerns, Intel Corp. stated Thursday it was being extremely careful in implementing its new processor ID number scheme. [22 Jan 1999]
Intel: Privacy is our concern as well
News PC chip giant Intel Corp. has confirmed reports that it would start shipping processors with embedded serial numbers, starting with the Pentium III later this quarter. [21 Jan 1999]
Exclusive: Intel to electronically ID chips
News E-commerce, anti-theft and anti-fraud efforts to benefit, but privacy concerns are real. [21 Jan 1999]
Nuggets: Samsung goes Rio bashing and DVD-On-A-Chip
News [15 Jan 1999]
A Year Ago: Intel details Katmai chip plan
News First published: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 12:59:06 GMT [15 Jan 1999]
AMD hungry for notebook market
News Chip maker releases K6-2 processor -- readies "Sharptooth" processors for notebooks. [13 Jan 1999]
DVD group pushes for common format
News [13 Jan 1999]
Low-key Pentium III makes debut
News As expected, Intel Corp. on Monday officially trotted out the Pentium III, its next-generation processor for desktop PCs. [12 Jan 1999]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
News Monday [09 Jan 1999]
Home networking buzzing at CES
News In the digital home of the future, you'll be able to use the television to order pizza and set the thermostat, record movies without a tape, make popcorn and even buy new shoes. What's more, the toilet will talk. [07 Jan 1999]
New Pentium II Xeons launched
News Intel Corp. on Tuesday announced the latest in its Pentium II Xeon family of processors, spawning a host of new servers and workstations from PC vendors. [06 Jan 1999]
Adobe goes shopping
News Adobe, on Tuesday announced the acquisition of Web software company GoLive Systems. [06 Jan 1999]
Microsoft plays games with Nintendo
News Microsoft Corp. has signed a deal with Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. to develop a Nintendo-64 version of Microsoft's Monster Madness game. [05 Jan 1999]
Celeron's lack of ambition
News Despite growing sales and the increased capability of its low-cost Celeron processors, Intel Corp. doesn't expect Celeron-based systems to gain a foothold in large enterprises. [05 Jan 1999]
Intel - 'How fast are those Celerons?'
News Contrary to what Intel would have us believe, its new 366MHz and 400MHz Celeron processors are just as fast as its 350MHz and 400MHz Pentium II chips. [05 Jan 1999]
