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Back for Good? Commodore sells again

One of the oldest player in IT business is back, at least as a trademark: Commodore. The old label is supposed to help sell brandnew (and extremely expensive) PCs for hardcore- and nearly hardcore gamers. ... [More]

Warner gives up on HD-DVD/DVD-Hybrids

After Universal Warner is the second big player, who gives up on publishing new movies on HD-DVD/DVD-Hybrids. Those discs were meant to gateway the 'past' of DVD-Video to the future of HD-DVD by presenting usual NTSC/PAL-material on one side and High Definition on the other, but didn't find no customers whatsoever. ... [More]

Limewire sells MP3

The once P2P-only-Plattform und one of the last of it's kind Limewire recently announced to open an online-music-store, the sort of Napster with streaming-abo and per title-selling. ... [More]

IsoPuzzle: Useful Tool saves CDs and DVDs

Burning CDs and DVDs is one thing, the other is, to bring your data through the years without any loss. Assumed, you fail, and a scratched or otherwise corrupted disc will not play or even being recognized by Windows, 'IsoPuzzle' tries to help and saves, whatever there is to save. ... [More]

BBC's iPlayer: Downloaded 120.000 times

A big success for a beta-offer: 120.000 British citizens downloaded the iPlayer and 105.000 of them applied for a consumer-account to watch BBC's net-content any time they want. ... [More]