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Feed Motorola announces L72 SLVR and Maxx V1110 clamshell (engadget.com)

Filed under: Cellphones

Motorola has plonked down two new cellphones in Taiwan today, although the usage of "new" is very much a stretch in this case. The L72 SLVR follows on from its L7 ancestor with the same 11.5mm "thinness," but brings HSDPA, a zoom and auto-focus free 2-megapixel camera, and some other standard features like an FM radio, a microSD card slot, and a silly buzzword technology called "CrystalTalk" which will apparently improve call quality. The Maxx V1110 (pictured) is an even more average update on the Vodafone exclusive V1110 minus 10 (aka, the V1100). As such, the lack of branding on the photos plus the identical specs -- HSDPA, 1.3-megapixel camera -- suggests that this is just a general release free of its operator exclusivity shackles. Not that anyone will be scrambling to pick up cellphone tech, vintage 2006.

[Via Justamp]

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Feed OCZ intros "world's fastest" 1200MHz PC2-9600 Flex XLC RAM (engadget.com)

Filed under: Desktops, Storage

Champs don't stay that way long in the computer hardware biz, but one way to ensure that the crown stays in the same camp is to one-up yourself before another firm can beat you to the punch. OCZ seems to be feelin' said mantra, as the company's latest Flex XLC RAM overtakes the previous rendition to claim the "world's fastest" title at 1,200MHz. Of course, we've seen quicker memory stuffed onto graphics cards, but the new motherboard-ready PC2-9600 Flex XLC modules sport a svelte hybrid cooling system that melds passive air and liquid injection systems to give you all the bragging rights you'd ever need. The DDR2-1200 modules are currently available in 2GB (2 x 1,024MB) kits, come with a lifetime warranty, and will run you right around $250.

[Via Gearlog]

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Comment Re:Lock up racist government terrorists first (Score 1) 627

I'm no apologist for the war in Iraq, but come on!
OTH the governments of the U.S. and the U.K. have KILLED tens of thousandst s of Muslims in an unprovoked war of aggression.
How is 3500 dead in New York and Washington not a provocation? How is an invasion of a neighboring state not a provocation? That said, due process is needed to see that no innocent people are detained in the name of security.

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