RSS Digest – #2 – The late edition

Sorry this one is late… I was kinda tied up by a newly aquired Apple IIc (shown in previous post). Here is the list of links for Dec 30, 2008.

Dell plans a greener and cheaper approach to computer packaging
Large Form iPod Touch To Launch in Fall ‘09
PlayStation 3 used to hack SSL, Xbox used to play Boogie Bunnies
Firefox to let users turn web apps into desktop apps
The 11 Stupidest Moments in Tech for 2008
Netbooks and the future of ultraportables
Intel Releases Q9000 Mobile Quad-Core Processor
AMD lays off 600, which is 100 more than expected
OQO bringing Atom-powered Model 2+ UMPC to CES
D+Caf Detects If You’re Drinking Real Coffee Instead of Decaf [Coffee]
Lugaru shows why game devs should support OS X and Linux
BD+ defeated again by SlySoft
Biggest Tech Stories Of The Year 2008
Case makers plan for arrival of iPhone nano
ZDNET takes Windows 7 beta 1 for a spin
Dave Bottoms: Understanding the other 80%
Windows 7 beta tested, photo’d, deemed ‘massive improvement’ over Vista
How to Run Windows 7 and Your Old OS on the Same Computer [Windows 7]
Intel Launches Low Cost Quad-Core Mobile Processor and New Core 2 Duos
16 Retro Computer Ads Make You Appreciate Your Modern Gear [Retromodo]
Is the Desktop Dead?
Universal Broadband: The Begging Begins
Android-Powered OpenMoko Freerunner Spotted [Android]
More details on ‘super long’ battery life Wind U11
Magnetic / detachable lenses suddenly make cellphone cameras fun
BenQ ‘JoyBook’ joins the netbook party
RunCore’s 1.8-inch netbook SSDs now shipping, 2.5-inch 256GB edition coming soon
Wireless USB / USB 3.0 exhibitors to be out in full force at CES
LG to Show Off 480Hz Trumotion Display at CES [Televisions]
Microsoft Proposes Obnoxiously Restrictive Pay-As-You-Go Computing System [Microsoft]

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