Logitech rolls out new laptop speakers
Logitech (http://www.logitech.com) has announced the Logitech Wireless Speaker Z515 and the Logitech Laptop Speaker Z305 (pictured) for Mac and Windows laptops. They also work with iPads and iPhones.
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Intel CEO: Jobs happy with our purchase of Infineon wireless division
Intel CEO Paul Otellini says he checked the opinion of Apple CEO Steve Jobs before buying German chipmaker Infineon Technologies’ wireless unit for US$7.7 billion, reports “ChannelNews” (http://www.channelnews.com.au/Networking_And_Wireless/Industry/D8Q2K5R6).
“Steve was very happy,” Otellini told Fox Business TV. “The industry was abuzz that this business unit was on the market, and there were a number of competing companies for it. I think they are very happy that Intel won the bid.”
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Review: Commuter for iPad balances price, style, protection
By ‘Doctor Dave’ Greenbaum
The name Otterbox (http://www.otterbox.com) is synonymous with quality protection for your portable devices, so having a line of cases for the iPad is a welcome addition to their family.
Generally, Otterbox cases come in the “Defender” line and the “Commuter” line. While the Defender is the ultimate in protection, the Commuter is an excellent balance of price, performance and bulk.
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The Northern Spy: iOS 4, iBooks, Apple’s special event
iOS4
iOS4 has recently been released to the iPod, providing the new features to a larger number of existing Apple customers. Of most importance to the Spy were multitasking and folders, the former in operational terms, the latter in organizational.
Read MoreWhat I’m expecting at today’s Apple event
Apple will hold a special event today at 1 pm (Pacific) and speculation has been rampant about what will be announced. I’ve read pretty much all the predictions, mulled ’em over and decided this is what we’ll see — and won’t see.
We will see:
° A new iPod touch with a front-facing camera, higher rez display and support for FaceTime;
° A revamped iPod nano that lacks a click wheel;
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