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Those 27″ failing iMacs just got an update today that is supposedly supposed to fix the screen flickering that have plagued a majority of the users. Apple has even gone as far as to stop production of the iMacs while a fix is to be found. This follows another update that was supposed to fix screen flickering, but didn’t. So what’s new? This one is supposed to work.

In addition, there’s a iTunes update which makes sure that iTunes actually remembers your password when you told it to. The update also fixes a bunch of other sync and performance related issues, like recognizing your iPod when you connect it. In any light, both updates welcome several fixes to both the iMac and iTunes and can be downloaded right now.

Source: Apple KB DL927 (iTunes), KB DL998 (iMac)

The most anticipated product for seven years – it’s here. More pictures, speculation and others from us below.

At first glance, the iPad (before you had a chance to see anything about it), you think “Holy cow, this will revolutionize everything” or “This is sexy!” Both might be true, but at it’s heart, it is just a 10″ iPod touch give or take 3G support. Internet on the tablet is remarkable, the iPod app is a significant improvement, you can have a wallpaper as your home screen background, and watch HD YouTube videos. But is that it? No. It also features Bluetooth 2.1, 802.11n out of the box support, a ebook reader, iPhone app compatibility, LED screen, Google Street View, 1Ghz Apple A4 processor, among others. What missing really take away from the device, however. No camera, multi-tasking, flash, or other stuff really take away from it.

But why should I go on any farther?

The pricing starts at $499 for a WiFi only 16GB version and goes to $829 for a unlocked 3G + WiFi capable 64GB version of the tablet, meaning you can pop in your SIM and start surfing the internets. In addition, AT&T will offer a no contract $20 per month internet service for the iPad.

On to the nitty and gritty.

Price:
WiFi capable models are:

16GB - $499
32GB – $599
64 GB - $699

3G + WiFi capable models are:
16GB - $629
32GB - $729
64GB - $829

Capacity
16GB, 32GB, 64GB

Processor
1Ghz Apple A4 Processor

App Support:
Most iPhone apps are compatible at a high and low resolution format.

Apps already built in
Safari
Mail
Photos
Video
YouTube
iPod
iTunes
App Store
iBooks
Maps
Notes
Calendar
Contacts

Apps already optimized for iPad
NOVA
Need for Speed: Shift

Launch:
WiFi only models: Late March 2010
3G + WiFi models: April 2010

Android has been is plenty of devices and household appliances by now, like a Android washer. This microwave is no different. Read the rest of this entry →

This is nothing more than a proof of concept (on Vista), but it shows how computer screens might be in the near future. Read the rest of this entry →

Aluratek certainly isn’t the only one at CES showing off PMPs, but it certainly is the most stunning one at CES. Read the rest of this entry →

Typically, no one expect a monitor maker to launch so many products at CES, but ViewSonic just did, launching a torrent of laptops, netbooks, media players, HDTVs, among others. Read the rest of this entry →

HP has finally answered my lonely shouts into the wild for a touch screen monitor. The HP Compaq L2105tm touch screen monitor will span 21.5″, support full 1080p video, and be dubbed the first Windows 7 certified monitor. You can pop it in and use it without any problems. It will be launched tomorrow – same day as Windows 7 for $299 and an multi-touch input sensitive.

Via Engadget.