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URL: http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2010-10-26-021-35-NW-HW-NT
URL: http://www.anandtech.com/show/3990/western-digital-wdtv-live-hub-review
Western Digital has become a noted player in the media streamer market over the last two years. Instead of resting on the laurels received for the WDTV, they have continued to introduce new products periodically. Their flagship product lineup started with the WDTV. Introduced in November 2008, it used Sigma Designs 8635. The second generation (2G) product (WDTV Live) added a 100 Mbps wired ethernet port. It used the next generation Sigma chipset, SMP 8655. By then, Netflix became an indispensable requirement for media streamers in the US market. This led WD to introduce the WDTV Live Plus, a 2.5G product which used the Macrovision enabled SMP 8654. Today, Western Digital is introducing their 3G flagship product, the WDTV Live Hub.
We were fortunate enough to gain early access to the WDTV Live Hub (only after it was leaked in Canada by Best Buy, though). WD claims that the 3G product takes all the features from their previous flagship products, and adds a host of attractive features at a price point of just US $199.99. How effective are these new features, and more importantly, are they worth the additional cost? Read on for our review of the WDTV Live Hub.
Two months ago I looked at the world’s first 3TB desktop hard drive. It was a 5 platter, 3TB Seagate Barracuda XT inside an external GoFlex Desk chassis. The performance of the drive wasn’t anything out of the ordinary, but the poorly ventilated chassis seemed ill equipped to deal with the thermal load a 5-platter, 7200RPM 3TB drive would throw at it. I wasn’t terribly pleased and I wondered if Western Digital’s external enclosure might be better suited for heat dissipation. WD’s 3.5” external drives fall under the My Book brand and they have visibly more ventilation than the GoFlex Desk I reviewed.
As luck would have it, last week Western Digital announced its own 3TB external drive: the My Book Essential. The Essential suffix somehow implies USB 3.0 support.
Today, Western Digital takes it one step further and announces availability of the internal drive as well. The Caviar Green line is now home to a 2.5TB and a 3.0TB model, priced at $189 and $239 respectively.
Let’s go ahead and review both shall we?
URL: http://hothardware.com/Reviews/Western-Digital-Caviar-Green-3TB-Hard-Drive-Review
![]() veja.com | País exportou US$ 3,6 bi em aparelhos tecnológicos em 2009. G1.com.br Um relatório divulgado pela Organização das Nações Unidas (ONU) na quinta-feira (14) sugere que o Brasil importa muitos produtos tecnológicos para atender a demanda nacional, mas o volume das exportações nacionais do setor ainda é mínimo. ... Brasil na liderança dos pacotes de dados mais caros Custo da internet móvel no Brasil é um dos mais caros entre países ... Brasil importou US$ 20 bi em bens tecnológicos em 2009 |
Odd Andersen -13.out.10/AFP | ||
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Carro criado por cientistas alemães é autônomo e busca passageiros por meio de acionamento via iPhone ou iPad |
![]() Midiacon | Google cria carro que anda sozinho Band Um veículo que dispensa a presença do motorista. Essa é a mais nova invenção do Google, que está testando carros que usam um software de inteligência artificial para dirigir, reproduzindo, assim, decisões humanas e percebendo a proximidade com objetos. ... Google testa carros robotizados na Califórnia Google cria carro que dispensa motorista Google está a desenvolver carros que conduzem sozinhos |
Brendan McDermid -6.out.10/Reuters |
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Logitech International exibiu na quarta-feira (6) um decodificador de US$ 300 para o serviço Google TV |
URL: http://www.storagereview.com/intel_bundles_acronis_imaging_software_ssds
Intel and Acronis have announced a deal where Intel SSD owners can have access to drive cloning tools for free. The Intel Data Migration Software, as it is called, guides users through the generally simple process of cloning an old drive to a new Intel SSD.