HardwareNintendo may use holographic storage in Wii

Nintendo may use holographic storage technology to address a long-standing storage problem with the Wii, which only has 512MB of onboard capacity. Holographic storage is a new way of storing data in which data is contained in a 3-D space, not on the surface of a disk.

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HardwareSun warns of Q1 loss due to U.S. economic woes

Sun Microsystems reported a sharp drop in fourth-quarter profits and said it expects to be in the red during the current quarter because of the economic downturn in the U.S.

HardwareFoxconn Black Ops - Raw, Unadulterated Power

Foxconn continues its push for the enthusiast dollar with their Black Ops board. Fire up the cascades, as we have a board built for extreme benchmarking!...