They've replaced cameras, planners and, in some cases, personal computers.
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Personal computers were hobbyist curiosities, not yet used in newsrooms.
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Instead, it got beat by a new category of personal computers.
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We've now reached the singularity when it comes to personal computers.
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Open platforms like the original personal computers sparked its early growth.
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Intel was the leader in personal computers, including notebooks and desktops.
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But technology products, from cellphones to personal computers, were largely exempt.
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MEXICO'S FINANCE MINISTER SAYS HACK AFFECTED PERSONAL COMPUTERS OF PEMEX EMPLOYEES
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We found that all were still clinging to their personal computers.
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CPUs are used on personal computers, smartphones, servers and other devices.
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AMD was helped by a jump in demand for personal computers.
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DRAM chips are used in smartphones, tablets, personal computers and gaming consoles.
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It made personal computers into terminals all powered by a central hub.
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Security is a hot topic (and will stay one) for personal computers.
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In college, he was known for his skills in repairing personal computers.
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Personal computers became more and more popular throughout the '80s and '90s.
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Trains, electricity, phones, radios, personal computers: All have been subjected to technophobia.
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HP's most recent results were driven by improved sales of personal computers.
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History points to the likelihood of concentration; both databases and personal computers ushered in ascendancies, if only for a while, of a tiny group of tech firms (Oracle and IBM in databases, Microsoft and Apple in personal computers).
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"The first product to actually use Moore's law was Microsoft, with personal computers," he said, an innovation that had everyone in Silicon Valley thinking that personal computers were going to be a game-changer for businesses, scientists and engineers.
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Services are already Apple's second-largest business, having overtaken personal computers in 2016.
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They are all personal computers, with the smartphone being the most used today.
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Three months into the job, the company provided its workers with personal computers.
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State television showed outdated personal computers supposedly poised to mine the new currency.
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Personal computers are "a very strong, cash-cow business (for Lenovo)," said Hariharan.
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"Powered by Intel" was a familiar tagline when personal computers ruled the Earth.
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And this also reflects that we were working from home, on personal computers.
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These mechanisms include, for example, cellular telephones, conventional wired telephones, personal computers, etc.
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Most companies don't give their employees Apple's personal computers for work, for example.
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No longer does online pornography consumption require personal computers attached to telephone lines.
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Journalists today write their stories occasionally on their personal computers or iPads or iPhones.
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For personal computers, it was the mouse combined with the graphical user interface (GUI).
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One idea holds that early personal computers were marketed preferentially to boys and men.
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It became one of the leaders for personal computers and is worth $45.2 billion.
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Instead, they would allow judicial forum shopping and expansive remote searches of personal computers.
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The new fast-growing technology space of personal computers would be a monopolized industry.
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But the housing project forbade personal computers, because they used up too much electricity.
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A similar pattern played out in the 1990s with the rise of personal computers.
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Their wishes: personal computers, better cafeteria food and a "funner environment," Mr. Ekno said.
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These devices have become by far the most commonly, frequently, and extensively used personal computers.
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Most notably, CES 2018 marked the first serious rollout of HDR capability to personal computers.
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Intel's chips power about 90% of personal computers and servers that sit in data centres.
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It ditched businesses about to become commodities, such as personal computers and low-end servers.
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I plugged the same headphones into my work and personal computers but had zero issues.
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Growth in chips for data centers helped offset its declining core business powering personal computers.
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That was when personal computers were the rule, or PC-type thinking dominated phone marketing.
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These devices have become by far the most commonly, frequently and extensively used personal computers.
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Currently, most of SAP's systems are used on personal computers rather than on mobile devices.
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Strange because this is Texas before the internet, before personal computers, before cellphones, before connectivity.
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Starting in the 1980s, personal computers and email killed jobs for stenographers and document deliverers.
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Known for its "Intel Inside" advertising slogan, the company dominated the market for personal computers.
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Technology company Microsoft develops, manufactures, supports and sells computer software, electronics, personal computers and services.
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Even Seagate — in the hated category of personal computers — managed to report a substantial earnings boost.
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Subsidies have helped to get personal computers and the internet into almost every household, however poor.
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The advent of personal computers in the 22000s provoked further hand-wringing over potential job losses.
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In the age of cryptocurrency, hard drives and personal computers have become the new bank vaults.
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Microsoft dominated personal computers because its Windows software became the center of the consumer software world.
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And it's all thanks to a computer slower than some of the early desktop personal computers.
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As the years passed and typewriters were overtaken by word processors and then personal computers, Mrs.
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People have been using personal computers since the 1980s, and smartphones for more than a decade.
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On your personal computers, also make sure you have the latest operating system and antivirus software.
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It develops, manufactures, licenses, supports, and sells computer software, consumer electronics, personal computers, and related services.
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It foresaw, among other things, the rise of personal computers, the internet, cable television and telecommuting.
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One of them, HP Inc, is now focused on developing personal computers, printers and 3D printing solutions.
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Lenovo, the world's biggest maker of personal computers, is inventing and manufacturing B2B products in North Carolina.
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A decade ago, its market comprised a few million game consoles and personal computers, Mr. Baker said.
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Personal computers transformed the workforce, globalization transformed the economy, and the internet transformed pretty much everything else.
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Spending in China on smartphones has leveled off and will decline for personal computers — no surprise there.
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The attack does not only work on personal computers but can also be exploited in the cloud.
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The era of gonzo growth in personal computers and corporate servers – Dell's bread and butter – is over.
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In 1984, personal computers were cutting edge; in the mid-1990s it was websites and web portals.
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In the time that followed, we've been introduced to smartphones, personal computers and (most importantly) Netflix. 5.
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By 28.1, Microsoft launched its Microsoft Disk Operating System (MS-DOS), which ran on IBM personal computers.
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But Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, had a vision for what personal computers could be.
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Two smaller entries, for $4,632 and $854, show payments for seven personal computers and a computer server.
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Servers provide greater resources for these efforts than mere personal computers or internet of things devices. Sens.
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The first three tell a familiar story — the era of personal computers is well and truly over.
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China's infrastructure is still somewhat based on personal computers and landlines, whereas India's is wholly mobile-first.
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As technology for everything from cars to personal computers has leapfrogged forward, glasses have stayed, well, glasses.
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At a time when a relatively small number of people had personal computers, the media flipped out.
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But the most capable virtual reality headsets are expensive and require powerful personal computers to support them.
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Nearby, she has installed cushy podlike seats, created by bundling personal computers in vividly colored Ethernet cables.
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Libra, unlike cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, would not be mined using a distributed network of personal computers.
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And before taking the aides' evidence-stuffed personal computers, DOJ granted them immunity and allowed irresponsible restrictions.
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The light side of the force were these little personal computers, and that was much more fun.
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It's perfect for shared computers, or even just personal computers in the event they're ever lost or stolen.
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Our vulnerabilities often begin with insecure personal computers and unsafe online practices at home or within private companies.
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He founded MapInfo in 1986, which put street mapping on personal computers and then on the early internet.
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It still reigns over the markets for chips that power personal computers and standard servers in data centres.
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The company said shipments increased from new smartphone launches and a better-than-expected demand for personal computers.
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Previous sources of brisk growth, such as the spread of personal computers, tablets and smartphones, have dried up.
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As with microprocessors in personal computers, these components sit at the very center of the overall system's functionality.
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HP sells personal computers and printers, while Hewlett Packard Enterprise sells commercial computer systems, software and tech services.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise sells commercial computer systems, software and tech services, while HP sells personal computers and printers.
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Games like League of Legends and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds have brought about a resurgence in gaming on personal computers.
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South Carolina lawmakers are eying a measure intended to block access to pornography on all new personal computers.
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As the capacities of personal computers have grown, so, too, have the world-building possibilities of Football Manager.
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Then, much of computer security was centered on protecting personal computers hard wired to corporate and personal networks.
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AMC's 29s-set drama about the creation of early personal computers returns for its third season on Aug.
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When I attended Brown University in the late 1970s, we didn't have cell phones or even personal computers.
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Goyal said that Sony is moving away from making commodity products like televisions, personal computers and mobile phones.
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Semiconductor company designs and integrates technology that powers intelligent devices, including personal computers, game consoles and cloud servers.
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"The public outpouring of people wanting to donate their personal computers has been equally high," Steckly told CNN.
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We need to protect our children by deleting the toxic games from their personal computers, consoles and phones.
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Most people who need personal computers already own them, and Apple makes money off of the regular upgrades.
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In the 2019 fiscal year, Apple sold more than 18 million Mac personal computers, including desktops and laptops.
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A few years earlier, Intel had introduced its 2275 microchip, which became the dominant processor for personal computers.
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"Anything that was connected with TV was like anything connected today with personal computers," Thomas told the Washington Post.
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Today we know what personal computers are for, but it took the liberation of the technology to show us.
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What started happening in the '80s is that for the first time ever, people had access to personal computers.
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He was a mercurial but visionary leader who helped position Intel's microprocessors as the central technology inside personal computers.
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Weisler said although many customers have an appetite for thinner personal computers, other consumers may ask for something different.
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Smartphones and personal computers were once an indulgence; then, as more people began to use them, they became inescapable.
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The computer age The next evolution was the introduction of computers and, later, personal computers (in the mid-1980s).
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Contraction in sales of pharmaceuticals, non-electric engines & motors, as well as personal computers led the decline in October.
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Personal computer: 83% of whites own desktops or personal computers, compared to 66% of blacks and 60% of Hispanics.
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But aerial robots, at least for now, are unlikely to ever become as ubiquitous as personal computers or smartphones.
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In general, people treat iPads more like personal computers than phones, meaning they keep them for longer before upgrading.
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Instead of attacking personal computers directly, Samsam targets enterprise servers that run websites and dish out applications to users.
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They found Hyun had recently replaced both his work and personal computers and physically destroyed an old hard disk.
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Wozniak founded Apple with Steve Jobs in 1976 and was behind the launch of the company's first personal computers.
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But the personal computers that Microsoft makes a lot of software for aren't selling the way they once did.
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As personal computers became popular in the 1970s, the Xerox Alto helped pave the way for Steve Jobs' Apple.
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Cellphones have been fairly common for nearly two decades; personal computers have been part of our lives for three.
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But Jobs said personal computers would open up new opportunities for employees while allowing them to work more efficiently.
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They carry surveillance videos home in hopes that their personal computers may enhance them better than a squad computer.
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But its graphics-processing chips, used by gamers in turbocharged personal computers, have proved well suited for A.I. tasks.
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But it failed to catch the shift to personal computers running Microsoft's Windows software and lower-cost applications programs.
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Seagate's revenue declined in the past five quarters due to weak demand from original equipment manufacturers, including personal computers makers.
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That question is just as unanswerable—but just as tantalizing—as the same question about personal computers back in 1977.
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I walked into repair shops that had personal computers, servers and laptops that are older than my 2010 Ford Truck.
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Personal computers are even more at risk, and could also see a disproportionate impact from a shopping slowdown, Hall wrote.
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It was a version of the programming language BASIC for the Altair 8800, one of the first successful personal computers.
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Intel once dominated the most important chip market with more than 90 percent share for the brains of personal computers.
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Next we had personal computers, which was the first time regular people really owned the hardware that did the work.
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Woz and Jobs were participants in a hobbyist group that were taking business computers to scale down to personal computers.
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Intel plans to launch 10nm chips for high-end personal computers later this year, and for servers early next year.
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Weisler, who runs the spun-off half of Hewlett-Packard that deals in personal computers, printers and 3D printing, agreed.
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The feature expands a collaboration that allowed Facebook users to directly access its site via Tor's browser on personal computers.
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The genre exploded and clones and variations of Artillery littered the personal computers and home console systems of the '80s.
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The Apple II went on sale in 1977, but a couple of decades would pass before personal computers became ubiquitous.
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Out went typewriters and calculating machines, replaced by personal computers, spreadsheet and word-processing software, web browsers and e-commerce.
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In 1990, Fisher was recruited to lead Phoenix Technologies, a system software developer for personal computers, as Chairman and CEO.
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Intel dominates the chipsets for personal computers, but it has struggled mightily to build an inventory of products targeting smartphones.
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Windows 10, which the company released as a free download in July, powers both personal computers and devices like phones.
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There have been other popular devices, like the iPad, the Apple Watch and routinely updated versions of Apple's personal computers.
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Afghans often lack internet connections or personal computers at home, but educated young people usually have Facebook on their smartphones.
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In the 1980s, even when companies primarily marketed personal computers to boys, there was more gender parity in the professional field.
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Meltdown seems to affect only Intel processors, but the company has a near monopoly on processors for personal computers and servers.
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The tech giant has made the transition from a company focusing on servicing personal computers to an enterprise company, he said.
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Intel's results were helped by growth in its data center and cloud businesses, as well as better demand for personal computers.
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One of the most iconic personal computers of all time, the Apple IIe, has been reimagined as a mobile, killer robot.
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Oculus believes the lower entry price will attract consumers to virtual reality for personal computers at a faster pace, Rubin said.
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Intel views 5G as a chance to expand its sales beyond personal computers and data centers, its two largest business segments.
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Another 10% of chips go into personal computers, which have been in decline since 2012, and 15% go into cloud infrastructure.
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The shift from personal computers to smartphones and tablets is a big positive for Adobe Systems, its chief executive told CNBC.
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The third season of Halt and Catch Fire, the 1980s-set drama about the rise of personal computers, has started early.
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The consumer intersection for the largest tech companies was primarily printers, small personal computers and the software required to run them.
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That came as exports of pharmaceuticals to the continent slid 59.4 percent and personal computers' shipments also fell some 41.5 percent.
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In the mid-80s to early 90s, the British company Research Machines launched a line of personal computers called the Nimbus.
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The Silicon Valley giant's popular processors — the calculating engine for nearly all personal computers and server systems — power most such machines.
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Seizing information from file drawers or personal computers used to require entering a building to examine paper or a hard drive.
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The elimination of modes opened the door to how computer users have interacted with personal computers for the last 40 years.
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One course he took on calligraphy was a huge influence on him and inspired "the wonderful typography" personal computers have today.
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Cobalt is an essential mineral for advanced electronics—necessary for the lithium batteries that power smartphones, personal computers, and electric vehicles.
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With personal computers selling again and data centers becoming increasingly essential to business, chips are needed more than ever, he said.
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Its heritage, corporate wealth and industry dominance was based on selling packaged software and its Windows operating system for personal computers.
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Companies in the broader printing industry have struggled, as corporate clients slash costs and consumers shift to mobile devices from personal computers.
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The translucent aqua plastic and clunky buttons will make you nostalgic for the days when personal computers weighed more than a toddler.
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Adding to support for AMD's stock, Apple on Monday refreshed its lineup of Mac personal computers, including upgraded graphics chips from AMD.
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A source familiar with the situation told BuzzFeed News that Google has banned employees from livestreaming all-hands meetings on personal computers.
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Morgan Stanley pointed out that personal computers and smartphones account for about 40% of revenue for the world's top ten component suppliers.
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Apple's most important personal computers now run iOS, Google's flagship Chromebook has an ARM flavor, and Microsoft just announced Windows for ARM.
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Our power and influence is owed largely to having been the country that gave the world automobiles, personal computers, countless other inventions.
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One reason for that was the growing need to be proficient with typing as personal computers became an item that everyone owned.
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The chipmaker's results were helped by growth in its data center and cloud businesses, as well as better demand for personal computers.
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The agents did not ask to inspect any personal computers at her Manhattan apartment, where she lived with Weiner and their son.
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Big phones have become the de facto personal computers for many people, taking the place of countless devices, including laptops and tablets.
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India has shown a refreshing growth in the shipments of personal computers in what is another example of it bucking global trends.
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A computing system composed of just five qubits, which is what IBM built, would not be able to replace current personal computers.
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HP, the maker of personal computers and printers, reported a bigger profit than predicted, giving it a solid outlook for the year.
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Personal computers represent, perhaps, 53 percent of Internet traffic today, with that percentage likely to drop substantially in the next few years.
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Hurd is widely credited with growing HP into the computing powerhouse it became through sales of personal computers, laptops, and home printers.
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Today, we see that aggression on many fronts: in space, on land, at sea, in our neighborhoods and on our personal computers.
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Cramer applauded the company's broad-based strength in personal computers, gaming and the cloud, commending CEO Satya Nadella for his savvy dealmaking.
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But it is still the world's second-largest maker of personal computers (after Lenovo of China), and the biggest PC printer company.
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Deteriorating relations between the US and China have lowered demand for Samsung memory used in everything from personal computers to mobile devices.
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But if you look at French public companies, the majority of them have been created way before the internet and personal computers.
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All of this got me thinking about other games that had made the leap from consoles and personal computers to mobile devices.
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Headquarters: Redmond, WashingtonIndustry: Computer SoftwareDescription: Microsoft Corporation develops, manufactures, licenses, supports, and sells computer software, consumer electronics, personal computers, and related services
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Lexmark, like other printer makers, is struggling to adjust as companies cut costs and consumers shift to mobile devices from personal computers.
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The company had helped usher in the era of personal computers, creating the MS-DOS operating system that shipped on IBM systems.
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The advent of personal computers in the late '70s and early '80s remade the pool of students who pursued computer-science degrees.
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He is recognized as one of the leading industry consultants, analysts and futurists covering the field of personal computers and consumer technology.
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We have 15% share in the world on smart phones and eight or nine on personal computers, and so on and so forth.
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"Narcotics traffickers are increasingly using encrypted Internet protocol (IP) traffic to communicate on either traditional personal computers or on smartphones," reads the contract.
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McAfee, founded by John McAfee in 1987, historically developed cybersecurity software for personal computers and servers, protecting users from malware and other viruses.
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It has been at the centre of several cycles of Schumpeterian destruction and regeneration, in silicon chips, personal computers, software and internet services.
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I'd compare this to the first year of the personal computer industry, in which a grand total of 23,000 personal computers were sold.
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That was impressive for a company that in 2015 some analysts viewed as a bankruptcy risk due to falling demand for personal computers.
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Many of us still own personal computers, but we mostly use them to access centralized services like Dropbox, Gmail, Office 365, and Slack.
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The industry has seen increasing consolidation, as sales growth in smartphones and personal computers has slowed and the demand for chips has matured.
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Shipments of personal computers fell to 276m last year, the first time the figure has dropped below 300m since 2008, according to IDC.
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The two companies created a duopoly, dubbed "Wintel," that not only eclipsed IBM's office dominance, but extended personal computers into homes as well.
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Upstarts such as Microsoft prospered by focusing on a narrow—but exceptionally valuable—slice of the pie: the operating system of personal computers.
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Sluggish global economic conditions are weighing on demand for products ranging from smartphones to personal computers, hurting prices for components such as chips.
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He foresaw the development of cloning, the popularity and influence of personal computers and the invention of the internet, cable television and telecommuting.
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Like other printer makers, Lexmark has struggled to adjust as corporate clients slash costs and consumers shift to mobile devices from personal computers.
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Prices of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips used in personal computers have been recovering as the PC market improves amid tighter supplies.
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As the 1990s continued, Gates then used his control over the operating system to take control of most key applications on personal computers.
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The two companies created a duopoly, nicknamed "Wintel," that not only eclipsed IBM's office dominance, but extended personal computers into homes as well.
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Everyone's walking around with their own personal computers (cell phones), and you can essentially talk to it and ask it to do anything.
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That is slightly fewer than Windows 10, the most popular PC operating system, which is on about half of the world's personal computers.
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In August, Motherboard discovered that Microsoft contractors listen to recordings of Cortana voice commands, sometimes from personal computers and browsers with little security.
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Personal computers have grown vastly more powerful, with smartphones now capable of running chess engines as powerful as Deep Blue alongside other apps.
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His conclusion is that Microsoft is now producing some of the most innovative personal computers in the industry, surpassing hardware rivals like Apple.
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Even today for example, most personal computers do not connect directly to a cellular network – only accessing the Internet through embedded Wi-Fi.
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As personal computers became increasingly popular in the 90s, Microsoft reinforced its position as a dominant tool with the release of Microsoft Office.
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During that time, Apple evolved from selling Mac personal computers to becoming an architect of the mobile revolution with a cult-like following.
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Last year, AMD launched cheaper Ryzen CPU chips based on a new architecture called Zen to challenge Intel's Core chips monopoly in personal computers.
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I was abandoning, as much as possible, the proprietary, control-freakish environments that Apple and Microsoft have increasingly foisted on users of personal computers.
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It was sold as one of the first personal computers, but to many kids of the '80s, it was instead their first gaming console.
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Tsinghua's new plant will produce DRAM and 3D-NAND flash chips which are used in a range of devices including smartphones and personal computers.
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Like other printer makers, Lexmark has struggled to adjust as its corporate clients cut costs and consumers shift to mobile devices from personal computers.
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"Consumers and computer manufacturers should have the right to choose the software they want installed on their personal computers," Reno said at the time.
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Computer-mediated communication networks first emerged at the start of the 275s, more than a decade before personal computers were available for home purchase.
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Avast, which provides free and paid software for personal computers and mobile devices to businesses and individuals, has more than 230 million users worldwide.
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According to Gartner, collector of marketshare and industry metrics, worldwide shipments of personal computers just experienced the first year-over-year growth since 2012.
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The prices of running water, electricity, automobiles, personal computers, mobile phones, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, stoves, air conditioners, dishwashers, and refrigerators have all plummeted.
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According to Gates, only about a third of households had personal computers in the mid-1990s and people were still getting accustomed to them.
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Instead of playing home consoles with major franchises like "Sonic" or "Mario," many went to cafes, where personal computers were the device of choice.
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While phones account for the majority of Apple's business, its Mac laptop and desktop personal computers remain significant contributors to the company's bottom line.
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Delta, founded in 1971, makes devices that control the flow of electricity in a range of products such as smartphones, personal computers and servers.
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Fourth: Molotov surfs on a strong new trend: Using multiple devices, tablets, personal computers, smart TVs and streaming devices to navigate, watch and recommend.
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Intel, which has 107,000 employees, sells the vast majority of processors that power personal computers as well as larger machines that run the web.
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Walt's first technology column, which was prescient for its time in 1991, was about how difficult it is for people to use personal computers.
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Durachinsky had access to personal computers along with devices at companies, schools, a police department, and a subsidiary of the U.S. Department of Energy.
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After Best Buy's second-quarter report showed traction in home appliances, automated devices, mobile phones and personal computers, Cramer said there were obvious beneficiaries.
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The highest-quality VR applications now typically require bulky headsets that are connected by wire to nearby personal computers that generate 3-D images.
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As one of the world's first interactive personal computers, it would be a breakthrough device that could fit in a single office or lab.
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Mr. Merryman immediately joined a team that was developing what were called integrated circuits, the breed of microchip that would later drive personal computers.
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When Bitcoin was first proposed in 2009, its vision of the future was one where everyone could mine Bitcoin from their own personal computers.
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For decades, Intel has supplied a majority of the chips that sit at the heart of our personal computers, including desktops as well as laptops.
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This archaic machine was one of the earliest personal computers, released in 1977, and it accepted a dongle-like device to give it more memory.
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Intel was once the dominant maker of processors for personal computers and has sought to expand its data center chip business as PC sales stagnated.
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If he's going to obsess about where personal computers are built, shouldn't he be equally concerned about where American outfits Dell and HP build theirs?
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Combine harvesters reduced the need for agricultural labourers and personal computers eliminated the typing pool, but the displaced workers found other jobs in the end.
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Belch said he hopes that VR will take off in the employee training market, and then go broader, similar to the adoption of personal computers.
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DoubleVerify believes the traffic is either generated from malware installed on personal computers, or comes from surreptitious popunder windows that are loaded on unsuspecting users.
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Intel says it will cut 12,000 jobs — about 11 percent of its workforce — as it reorganizes to confront a decline in sales of personal computers.
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This includes permission for the export of personal computers, mobile phones, televisions, memory and recording devices, and to set up joint ventures with Cuban entities.
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"Apex Legends Season 2 – Battle Charge" will be available on Sony Corp's PlayStation 4, Microsoft Corp's Xbox One and personal computers via Origin, EA said.
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Just as the invention of the transistor led us to personal computers, this development starts us on the road for amazing jumps in technological innovation.
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But the world's largest maker of personal computers warned that the outlook remained uncertain due to the trade disputes between the United States and China.
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Before joining SoftBank Group, Fisher served as the CEO of Phoenix Technologies, a system software developer for personal computers, and Interactive Systems, UNIX software company.
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When personal computers displaced mainframe computers, it opened the door not just for Apple, but for companies making PC software for business, games and publishing.
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When Satya Nadella became chief executive in 2014, Microsoft largely depended on selling its Windows operating system on personal computers, even as smartphones were ascendant.
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Present-day Reacher desperately needed a break from his computer; it's news to the Reacher of this book that personal computers will even catch on.
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They built Microsoft from a company that just designed and sold software, into one that sells its own consumer electronics, operating suites, and personal computers.
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Data showed spending on items such as durable goods, including air conditioners, remained weak, but picked up on items such as foods and personal computers.
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The first personal computers were costlier and less powerful than early mainframes, for instance, and early digital cameras were not as good as film cameras.
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The 6502 also powered the Atari gaming console, which brought video games into the home, and the BBC Micro, which introduced personal computers to Britain.
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The company tried and failed initially to become a major supplier of chips that provide computing functions in phones, as it does in personal computers.
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If exploited, they could make it easier for attackers to steal information stored in a wide variety of places, from personal computers to cloud services.
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But Otellini's misfires included an early push for underpowered ultrabooks and a failure to extend Intel's dominance of personal computers and servers to the smartphone industry.
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The firm's focus was to become a manufacturing leader in DRAM, or dynamic random access memory, a chip commonly used in personal computers, workstations and servers.
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But they are a far cry from the Silicon Valley start-ups of yesteryear, which invented and enabled microprocessors, personal computers, the internet and mobile computing.
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Windows revenue closely tracks sales of personal computers, which fell 10.6 percent globally in the December quarter from a year earlier, according to research firm IDC.
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The mentality seems to treat console hardware in a similar fashion as personal computers, tech that can be given smaller upgrades instead of entirely new platforms.
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In 1969, before there were even personal computers, he showed that monkeys can amplify their brain signals to control a needle that moved on a dial.
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About two weeks after the attack, Maersk's network had finally reached a point where the company could begin reissuing personal computers to the majority of staff.
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From the lawsuit (emphasis ours):Newegg issued fraudulent purchase orders for the purported purchase of home theater personal computers ("HTPCs") and other goods manufactured by Moneual.
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HP said the longer some of its products like personal computers and printing supplies made in China stay offshore, the greater the risk to its sales.
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Though the sale of personal computers has been in decline over the last four years, in the education market the appetite for computers has actually increased.
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This week it came to light that Intel's x86-64 processors, which power the vast majority of personal computers, have a serious (if overhyped) security bug.
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Stare long enough into the immaculate, minimalist symmetry of that pair of USB-C ports, and you too might perceive the alluring future of personal computers.
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In the late '70s and '80s, the arrival of personal computers like the Commodore 64 gave rise to the first generation of kids fluent in computation.
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Mountain View, California-based Symantec has been facing headwinds as slowing sales of personal computers hurt demand for its security software, which comes bundled with computers.
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The company also reported a 24.8 percent fall in third-quarter net sales, hurt by a drop in prices due to weak demand for personal computers.
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Bogachev is the alleged operator of the now-disrupted GameOver Zeus botnet, which has been used to steal banking credentials and other information from personal computers.
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Tech giant Oracle agreed to settle FTC charges that it misled customers about security updates for popular software installed on more than 850 million personal computers.
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Farhad: Yeah, well, apparently not only do personal computers still exist, but if you've got a lot of money to spend, they can be pretty awesome.
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Dell also faces increased competition in its core hardware businesses — personal computers, servers and storage equipment — from cloud-based services provided by Amazon, Microsoft and others.
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Last month, a founder of Oculus, Brendan Iribe, stepped down as chief executive, moving to lead an Oculus group focused on virtual reality on personal computers.
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NEC has been trying to shift to software and services from hardware as it has lost out to Asian rivals in semiconductors, personal computers, and smartphones.
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While there he helped to design the Macintosh computer, QuickTime and the Lisa computer, one of the first personal computers to use a graphical user interface.
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That issue, along with the superior power of lithium-ion batteries, has meant that alkaline batteries are not used in personal computers, smartphones or electric vehicles.
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Mr. Peddle envisioned an ultra-low-cost chip that could bring digital technology to a new breed of consumer devices, from cash registers to personal computers.
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The company, formally known as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, is at the forefront of making semiconductors used in smartphones, personal computers, and even crypto-currency mining machines.
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The documents released by WikiLeaks reveal numerous efforts by the C.I.A. to take control of Microsoft Windows, the dominant operating system for personal computers, using malware.
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In the first age, IBM underestimated the market of personal computers, allowing Microsoft to swoop in with Windows that opened PCs to third-party software devs.
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Marvell, whose weak sales have mirrored a declining market for personal computers, delayed its quarterly report filing for April, due to an ongoing internal accounting probe.
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Instead of monstrous towers that sit underneath your desk, Kagan sees personal computers migrating to the cloud, accessed through a streaming service for a monthly fee.
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And they also benefited as memory became more important in smartphones, data center hardware and other products beyond the personal computers that once drove most sales.
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Thanks in no part to the ongoing shortage of entry-level processors and the United States' trade war with China, personal computers just keep getting more expensive.
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Its market capitalization overtook Microsoft's in 2010 as Microsoft struggled with slow demand for personal computers, due in part to the explosion of smartphones like the iPhone.
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China manufactures as much as 75 percent of the world's smartphones and perhaps as much as 90 percent of the world's personal computers, according to the report.
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Intel, the biggest supplier of PC chips, has been increasingly catering to data centers as revenue from the personal computers business flattened since shipments peaked in 1.53.
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Now, consider how many people should get cut out of that process when you replace manual typewriters, carbon paper, and filing cabinets with iPads or personal computers.
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For many years, even as users became more sophisticated, personal computers took too much effort to use without problem-solving, keeping alive the yearning for greater simplicity.
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At the time, Intel was just beginning to hit its stride with a strategy that would make it the world's top supplier of chips for personal computers.
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Personal computers have evolved to have this level of value, but a machine that can produce the occasional spare part or small product from plastic does not.
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The United States remains the leading supplier and innovator in most chip technologies, including the processors that Intel sells for nearly all personal computers and server systems.
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The most popular genre is casual games, with 60 percent of players gaming on their smartphones, though about half also play on personal computers and specialized consoles.
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Mr Dell revolutionised the business of personal computers (PCs) by selling directly to customers, adopting just-in-time manufacturing and lean, global supply chains that undercut rivals.
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The world's largest maker of personal computers reported it was back in the green for the year to March, but cautioned about problems in the short-term.
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Citi analysts cut their estimates of Lenovo's earnings after the world's largest maker of personal computers reported a return to profitability for the year ended March 31.
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The malicious program was slipped into legitimate software called CCleaner, which is downloaded for personal computers and Android phones as often as 5 million times a week.
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Alienware was founded in 1996 on the basis that it could charge a premium for creating personal computers that were tailored to deliver the best gaming experience.
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About 2.2 million personal computers were shipped in the country during the period between April and June, marking a 22.23 percent growth over the quarter before that.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Friday that Intel CEO Brian Krzanich underestimated demand for personal computers after the company raised its revenue outlook for the third quarter.
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Lenovo, primarily known for its personal computers, has been facing challenges to its business as it tries to stay relevant in both the PC and mobile industries.
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The Saipem attack knocked out more than 300 servers and dozens of personal computers in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, India and Scotland, Piasere said.
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Banks in Brazil have become increasingly sensitive to brand damage caused by technical glitches as more customers use their mobile phones or personal computers to conduct transactions.
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What if the world's personal computers were linked together on the internet to create a virtual supercomputer that could help with SETI, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence?
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Despite the worsening trade tensions of recent weeks, Apple is planning to move production of a line of powerful personal computers to China from the United States.
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Information technology products, from cellphones to personal computers, largely escaped the latest salvo of U.S.-China trade measures despite accounting for a significant portion of bilateral trade.
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Cellphones, personal computers, backup hard drives and chargers should all go into the car, along with the emergency kit, personal documents, family keepsakes, cash and credit cards.
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China is a big and fast-growing consumer of computer chips, used in an array of products that include smartphones, personal computers, communications equipment and server systems.
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The company, known for microprocessor chips that carry out calculations in most personal computers and server systems, has prided itself as a standard-setter in corporate governance.
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Mr. Zuckerberg has predicted that virtual reality could be the next big computing platform, like the smartphones of today or the personal computers of a decade ago.
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Micron, which makes dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips used in personal computers, is benefiting from an improving PC market at a time when supplies remain tight.
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And there are chips that run various processes for computers, from the supercomputers used to create models for global warming to personal computers, internet servers and smartphones.
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In December, a co-founder of Oculus, Brendan Iribe, stepped down as chief executive, assuming leadership of an Oculus group focused on virtual reality on personal computers.
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According to the most recent figures from IDC, Apple accounted for 7.9 percent of all personal computers last quarter, and increased shipments by 2.8 percent year over year.
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Unlike personal computers, which can take on a countless number of tasks within the home, 3D printers are limited to one thing: creating physical objects from digital files.
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A big part of Nvidia's success is because demand is growing quickly for its chips, called graphics processing units (GPUs), which turn personal computers into fast gaming devices.
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Chipmaker Intel just announced the departure plans of two longtime executives, one heading up its business devoted to personal computers, another heading up its Internet of Things efforts.
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The company is facing scrutiny after cybersecurity researchers discovered two vulnerabilities, nicknamed Meltdown and Spectre, in the company's chips that may affect all personal computers manufactured since 1995.
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The report, which was released Monday, included how much time we spend daily using our tablets, smartphones, personal computers, multimedia devices, video games, radios, DVDs, DVRs and TVs.
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A simple example is personal computers, where Intel and Microsoft attracted outsized margins while other vendors of disk drives, motherboards, printers and memory faced crushing downward pricing pressure.
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"Unlike personal computers or servers, most IoT devices are not well protected — or even protected at all," says Igal Zeifman, a senior manager at cybersecurity firm Imperva Incapsula.
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Flash back to the early 2000s, when Microsoft was the undisputed king of the tech industry, with two unassailable monopolies — operating systems and productivity apps for personal computers.
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The company has been investing heavily to diversify away from its bread-and-butter Internet search advertising business, which is less profitable on smartphones than on personal computers.
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If the advertising industry doesn't clean up its act, ad-blocking on smartphones may yet grow, albeit slowly, to become as widespread as it is on personal computers.
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Operating systems are an example, such as Windows for personal computers and Android for smartphones; these programs provide basic services that applications developed by others need to run.
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Whether it's transoceanic flights, pocketable personal computers, or that little invention called the internet, our generation enjoys access to an unprecedented bounty of knowledge, experiences, and technological capabilities.
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Big phones have become the de facto personal computers for many people, taking the place of countless... Blizzard team shooter Overwatch is a game designed around heroic moments.
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Other engineers will create the user applications — "Windows experiences," in Microsoft terms — that ride on top of the underlying software, in smartphones, tablets, personal computers and game consoles.
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But recently, Microsoft has regained traction, making some of the most innovative personal computers in the industry, experimenting with artificial intelligence and augmented reality and testing autonomous vehicles.
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In the experiment, people using their personal computers to complete an assigned task tended to ignore warnings that some sites they were about to visit were not secure.
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Nvidia's success makes it stand out in a chip industry that has experienced a steady decline in sales of personal computers and a slowing in demand for smartphones.
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Most people think cyberattacks just target people's personal computers, but now that everything is networked, much bigger systems are vulnerable to malware, ransomware and other forms of cyberattack.
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The smartphone made personal computers and the internet ubiquitous, but it also moved them into social life, creating millions of invisible barriers between people that never existed before.
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Filecoin's technology makes it easy for people to buy and sell unused storage space on their personal computers and uses blockchain technology to verify and track those transactions.
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Personal computers hadn't yet become ubiquitous, or even easily usable, but he was convinced they would change the world, and so he wrote a game called Cosmic Crusader.
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How on earth could a start-up compete with a goliath like Intel, which made the chips that ran more than 80 percent of the world's personal computers?
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Consumer Reports named the shopping mall in the top 50 most revolutionary consumer innovations in 1986 (it made the list alongside other inventions like antibiotics, and personal computers).
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Google countered that the APIs were written for personal computers and it transformed them for use in smartphones in a manner that caused no economic harm to Oracle.
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Writing at the Atlantic in 2015, John Giesbrecht made the case that the ballpoint pen — and not personal computers — is responsible for the decline of formal handwriting, particularly cursive.
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Personal computers long ago graduated from something you'd sit and do work at for half an hour, yet that is the model around which most library access is organized.
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This shift to what Morgan Stanley called the "data era" may hurt companies that have so far been dependent on revenue from smartphones and personal computers, the firm said.
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Each era saw a new group of firms rise to the top, with one leading the pack: IBM in mainframes, Microsoft in personal computers and AWS in cloud computing.
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"We believe this lower entry price will attract consumers to PC VR (virtual reality for personal computers) at a faster pace," Jason Rubin, Oculus' vice president of content said.
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Analysts have recently lowered their forecasts on Samsung's earnings for the final quarter of 2015, citing weak global demand for personal computers and smartphones that hurt its semiconductor business.
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Because a smartphone gives them all of the capabilities of telephones, TVs and personal computers in a single device that is loaded with intelligence and goes wherever they go.
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While Overton has watched the world change—he's seen the rise of the automobiles, televisions, atomic bombs, personal computers, the Internet and smartphones—his home has stayed the same.
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Over the past few years, new forms of personal computers have challenged the status quo of the portable PC. Is a 2-in-1 the same as a laptop?
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O) said on Tuesday that software patches released to guard against microchip security threats slowed down some personal computers and servers, with systems running on older Intel Corp (INTC.
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The new IASB rule simplifies what constitutes a lease, with those of less than a year or for low value items like personal computers, exempt to cut red tape.
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"The current supercomputer system is one million times faster than your personal computers," explains Satoshi Sekiguchi, a director general at Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology.
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Some people are starting to talk of an end to the smartphone era, much as when the reign of personal computers came to an end a few years ago.
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The price of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chips, Micron's leading product, has long "defied gravity" thanks to rising demand for personal computers, tablets and other devices, Cramer said.
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Founded in the early 1980s by Rod Canion, Jim Harris and Bill Murto, the plucky company embraced some brash ideas — compatibility, portable personal computers — at an extraordinarily opportune time.
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"At a time when a lot of people still doubted the potential of personal computers, David Bunnell gave voice to the PC revolution," Mr. Allen said in an email.
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Hewlett-Packard split into two companies about 10 months ago: HP Enterprise focuses on selling hardware like servers to corporate customers, and HP specializes in personal computers and printers.
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Microsoft is in the midst of an epochal transition from the time of personal computers and computer servers to machine-based intelligence everywhere, via cloud computing and mobile devices.
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Boise, Idaho-based Micron is one of only three outfits that still make DRAM, the chips that provide short-term memory in personal computers, smartphones, tablets, and other devices.
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Both of his daughters are also steadfast members of the Apple ecosystem when it comes to personal computers and iPhones, even though they dislike the plug and earbud changes.
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Security firm Flashpoint said on Saturday that hackers had established a "botnet," a network of personal computers or devices that have been infected with malware without the owner's knowledge.
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That's because these layered and contrapuntal voices produce a dazzling spectrum of effects, like the swelling harmonies associated with traditional choral music and the crystal pings of personal computers.
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It stopped bundling its hardware and software, chose an extremely open design for the operating system in its personal computers and did not exercise undue control over its suppliers.
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But IBM is one of the few big tech companies from the mainframe and minicomputer era to adjust — if painfully — to personal computers and the early days of the Internet.
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Gates dropped out of college after his sophomore year at Harvard so he and Allen could focus on adapting BASIC, a popular programming language, for use on early personal computers.
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DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, is widely credited for its role in creating technologies that have transformed the modern economy, such as GPS, personal computers and the internet.
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Suppliers around the globe had warned of smartphone weakness, playing into fears that the company known for popularizing personal computers, tablets and smartphones had become too reliant on the iPhone.
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Mr Huang is convinced that the majority of users in future will access VR via their web-connected smartphones, not via goggles attached to personal computers or self-contained devices.
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Operating profit for the chip division fell 6 percent to 2.6 trillion won, undercut by price declines for memory chips stemming from slower demand for products such as personal computers.
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Crisis Text Line volunteers "text" via an encrypted, secure site on their personal computers — so secure, in fact, that counselors don't even see the mobile numbers of those they're helping.
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Sales of personal computers, the smartphone's predecessors as mass-market computing devices, peaked in 22017, once PCs had become good enough for most of the things consumers wanted them for.
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That effect can already be seen in the premium that the government pays for personal computers, which under so-called Buy America rules, must be made in the United States.
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Chief Executive Brian Krzanich has looked to weather a slump in demand for chips used in personal computers by focusing on the business of supplying chips for high-end servers.
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" Headquarters: Nashville, TN Jobs available paying $100,000+: 13,200 Company mission statement: "Apple designs Macs, the best personal computers in the world, along with OS X, iLife, iWork and professional software.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Information technology products, from cellphones to personal computers, have largely escaped the latest salvo of U.S.-China trade measures despite accounting for a significant portion of bilateral trade.
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CCleaner, a popular Windows app for system optimization and maintenance, has at some point been hijacked by hackers, potentially tricking millions of people into installing malware on their personal computers.
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Since this is a business PC — though, HP says that the lines between business and personal computers are blurring — HP has developed some interesting features it thinks professionals will like.
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More than a decade ago, researchers Paul Beaudry, Mark Doms and Ethan G. Lewis showed cities that adopted personal computers earliest and fastest saw their relative wages increase the quickest.
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Swan will be tasked with getting Intel's manufacturing operations back on track and fending off newer chip rivals that are eating into Intel's dominance in personal computers and data centers.
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As personal computers — Intel's bread and butter — fall back into relevance as a way to access the web, Cramer said other consumer patterns are also changing around this secular trend.
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"Right now our memory customers, particularly in the DRAM space, have off the chart profitability," he said, referring to the type of memory chip most commonly associated with personal computers.
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In 1992, as personal computers were beginning to reshape everyday life, Sony co-founder Masaru Ibuka wrote that computing could never overshadow human achievement, because of one missing quality: creativity.
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Chip-maker Advanced Micro Devices, whose products are mostly used in corporate server computers and personal computers, originally said it didn't believe its products were at risk for the flaw.
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Over the course of a three-decade-plus career, I have advised countless companies and entrepreneurs, from those early days of personal computers to the current generation of social networks.
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Private physical spaces, along with semiprivate spaces like motels, bathhouses and dance clubs, created their own expectations of privacy (as did, later, virtual spaces like personal computers and hard drives).
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The attack wiped out 70 percent of the studio's computer capability, erasing all the data on about half of the company's personal computers and more than half of its servers.
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Keyboards haven't changed much in the decades we've been using personal computers, and it feels like a stretch to think that they could make the shift to analog control now.
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But Baidu has stumbled as Chinese users skipped personal computers entirely and turned to smartphones, and it has had trouble competing in a financial arms race between Tencent and Alibaba.
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He argued that the iPhone maker's price-to-earnings multiple of almost 14 times next year's earnings estimates was fine when the company just made smartphones, personal computers and tablets.
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Personal computers have always been the most vulnerable devices we own, so this tip is fairly obvious: Make sure to install the latest operating system updates and use antivirus software.
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Last year, for instance, the company announced that it was laying off 12,63.543 people, or 11 percent of its global work force, as demand for personal computers continued to decline.
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The unit includes Windows software, Xbox gaming consoles, online search advertising and Surface personal computers, but gaming is the growth driver with revenue up 44 percent from a year ago.
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When Adobe acquired Flash in its 2005 purchase of Macromedia, the technology was on more than 98 percent of personal computers connected to the web, Macromedia said at the time.
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"Personal computers" needed no quotes — they had been around for all our adult lives — and we knew that we were already constituted by advertising, by brand names and bad jingles.
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Made for the Apple II and other early personal computers, All About America comes on two 5.25-inch floppies, and teaches players with a combination of text and pixelated images.
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"We have 15 percent share in the world on smartphones and 8 or 9 on personal computers, and so on and so forth," Cook told Quick in the CNBC interview.
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The Silicon Valley company, which rose to prominence by providing chips to personal computers, has been adapting to the current technology landscape where mobile devices have become the biggest growth area.
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The demand for the rigs has added a new dimension to Asia's tech shopping hubs whose once bustling business fizzled out in recent years hit by waning demand for personal computers.
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When I think about this, one of the things I do is go back and look at where we came from in terms of input and output of our personal computers.
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The rise of Apple, Google, personal computers, and smartphones has all happened with those forces in the background, making prices a little bit lower and prototyping cycles a little bit faster.
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But however well Microsoft performs, life in the cloud will always be far tougher than it was in the realm of personal computers, argues David Mitchell Smith of Gartner, a consultancy.
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Like many revolutions, this one was founded on a change in the mode of production: the introduction of personal computers and digitisation, which brought large bodies of data into economists' laps.
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Dreamscape Horizon, a subsidiary of Hong Kong-listed games group Leyou, specializes in making video games for personal computers and consoles, and owns 97 percent of Canada-based studio Digital Extremes.
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Last year, Chromebooks were estimated to have won half of the market share for personal computers and tablets in the US education market, up from a mere 9 percent in 2013.
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Micromax, which is majority owned by its four co-founders, has expanded into areas such as personal computers and televisions, but mobile phones still account for the bulk of its business.
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With the rising popularity of personal computers, and the creation of the internet, Google — then called BackRub — was founded in a Stanford dorm by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1995.
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Tech companies are understandably fascinating, as personal computers, smartphones, the internet, search engines, and social networks didn't exist 116 years ago when Henry Ford founded the enterprise that bears his name.
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Over the past few years, the company, founded in 2000 with a gaming portal for personal computers, has profitably switched its focus to mobile, while aggressively expanding overseas, partly through takeovers.
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The NXP deal could also help Qualcomm combat higher costs and pricing pressure, which have eroded profit margins in the chip industry as demand for personal computers and smartphones has waned.
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One key risk is that hackers will develop code that can infect the personal computers of people visiting malicious websites, said Chris Wysopal, chief technology officer of cyber security firm Veracode.
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Not only will you learn a lot about how servers, personal computers, and mobile phones work, but you might find some open source replacements better than what you were using before.
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"I think it's fair to say that personal computers have become the most empowering tool we've ever created," Gates said in a 2004 speech at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Ransomware has become a major threat to computer systems in recent years, as high-profile attacks have locked users out of personal computers, hospitals, city governments, and even The Weather Channel.
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When I was born, there were no personal computers in most people&aposs houses, there was no internet, there was certainly no services on top of that internet, or mobile phone.
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Instead, the regulators and Boeing agree that the best way to inform pilots about the new software is through additional computer-based training, which can be done on their personal computers.
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Demand for Micron's DRAM chips for personal computers has continued to fall, while it faces stiff competition from rivals such as Samsung in the market of NAND chips for devices like smartphones.
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In the meantime, Apple's Steve Jobs and then CEO Tim Cook tried to usher the world into the Post-PC era, even as that company built and sold its own personal computers.
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The South Korean firm said shipments of DRAM chips, used widely in personal computers, rose 13 percent during the fourth quarter from the previous period, while the average price jumped 14 percent.
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The research project, spearheaded by IBM's World Community Grid, is a tech platform that turns a network of volunteers' personal computers, as well as Android smartphones and tablets, into a virtual supercomputer.
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Windows, Office—the once equally dominant package of applications for personal computers—and other PC-related products together still generate about two-fifths of its revenues and three-quarters of its profits.
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But the feds did indeed find child porn on his personal computers; reading through court transcripts and indictments, it is not totally clear whether any child porn was found on The Crypt.
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Microsoft could have been a classic victim of "creative disruption", so dependent on an existing technology (personal computers) that it failed to manage the shift to a world dominated by mobile devices.
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Sales to data centers that power mobile and web apps, which bring more profit than chips for personal computers, rose 26.9 percent to $5.55 billion in the second quarter ended June 30.
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For example, the rise of mobile wounded Microsoft, which was dominant on personal computers, and gave power to both Facebook and Google, enabling them to capture more online ad dollars and attention.
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They get their information by hacking personal computers and the networks of credit card companies, retailers and tax practitioners, among others, and use the data to file refund claims before you do.
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Qualcomm also has a new chip for personal computers that would connect them to 5G networks, building on Qualcomm's earlier efforts to attack rival Intel in its core market of central processors.
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However, this argument has a big, important caveat: Uber was unable to search Levandowski's personal computers because he had gotten his own lawyer and invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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Intel raised its quarterly revenue forecast for the first time in more than two years on Friday as suppliers of parts used in personal computers replenish their inventory amid improving PC demand.
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Although the demand for personal computers in India has grown in the past few years, the country is increasingly seeing its people settle for a smartphone as their choice of computing platform.
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The others, however, are each coping with transitions: All save Google are dealing with a transition to cloud computing, and the diminishing importance of personal computers at home and in the office.
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They didn't want to combine with a lower-growth company, which still earns a lot of money from selling servers and personal computers, two legacy product categories in flat-to-shrinking markets.
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The two problems, called Meltdown and Spectre, could allow hackers to steal the entire memory contents of computers, including mobile devices, personal computers and servers running in so-called cloud computer networks.
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Dr. Pournelle was also known to many through lively columns for Byte magazine in which, beginning early in the home-computing age, he talked about personal computers and the software for them.
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Users will tap into them from their personal computers and either write their own software, or use existing software to harness the computing power without actually needing to understand how it works.
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Intel and AMD chips power nearly all personal computers and the computers used in data centers, including those that power online services and cloud computing services, while Arm chips power many smartphones.
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However, this argument had a big, important caveat: Uber was unable to search Levandowski's personal computers because he had gotten his own lawyer and invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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The company announced a series of major, multiyear partnerships with large customers that validate a bet by Mr. Nadella to shift the company's focus to cloud computing and away from personal computers.
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Which would you rather do: steal a hundred million credit histories by hacking into a hundred million separate personal computers and sniffing around until you found the right data on each machine?
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The launch of Microsoft Corp's Windows 10 operating system has failed to spark demand for personal computers, while some analysts say weaker-than-expected sales of Apple's new iPhones is also hurting chipmakers.
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Intel, the world's biggest maker of computing chips for personal computers and data centers, has been a leader in manufacturing the tiniest chips so far but recently lost its title to Taiwan Semiconductor.
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It wasn't quite how tech companies wanted to ring in the new year: Computer security researchers revealed massive security flaws that potentially affect the vast majority of personal computers and smartphones ever built.
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According to a post from a notorious hacker, the contact and password information for multiple Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) members has been leaked, including cell phone numbers and documents from personal computers.
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It more or less invented Moore's law (Gordon Moore was one of its founders) and rode it to worldwide success, producing generation after generation of faster processors for servers, personal computers and smartphones.
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Game streaming is, according to many in the industry, the future of how we play the most demanding games, which hog resources on personal computers that cost thousands more than a Nintendo Switch.
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He's spent part of career lovingly photographing the machines of yesteryear, from the giant mainframes of the '50s and '60s to the first wave of personal computers in the late '70s and '80s.
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Long-term contracts with businesses are vital for Symantec at a time when companies worldwide are boosting their cybersecurity budgets and as consumers shun personal computers which typically come fitted with antivirus software.
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But questions remain about Intel's ability to get its next generation of 10-nanonmeter chips to market by the end of this year in personal computers and early next year in data centers.
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Also, as Motherboard's Derek Mead pointed out, for a lot of people without personal computers, smartphones are a necessity, and forcing them to choose between healthcare and internet access is pretty damn cruel.
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It accused the software maker of having illegally extended its dominance in operating systems for personal computers (PCs) into adjacent markets, for instance by tying Windows to programs that play music and videos.
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Of the companies that stumbled last week, several — like IBM and Intel — were navigating the tricky transition from selling hardware and software primarily around personal computers to a mobile computing and cloud era.
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Over the last eight years, the number of Ugandan Internet users via both mobile phones, personal computers and public access points has risen fivefold to 19 million, according to state-run sector regulator.
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Before Apple introduced the Lisa and the Macintosh (which featured a mouse and a graphical user interface) most commercially sold personal computers needed to have instructions and commands typed with a key board.
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It's part of how Intel is changing as it works to reduce its dependence on chips for personal computers, which are less in demand these days, and to look ahead to emerging technologies.
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With smartphones now the most-used and most personal computers, it's a no-brainer for Apple to create a way to let users better access the device that has all their personal data.
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Starting in the 1990s, as orders poured in to make personal computers, Mr. Gou built new and larger factories in China, culminating in the city-size Longhua plant in Shenzhen, near Hong Kong.
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Dell bought Perot Systems, founded by the entrepreneur and onetime presidential candidate Ross Perot, for $3.9 billion in 2009 as it tried to expand beyond its struggling core business of making personal computers.
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Why this matters: With personal computers decreasing in popularity, Apple (and its competitors) have been trying to convince consumers that tablets, especially more powerful ones like the iPad Pro, are a great alternative.
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During that difficult transition, Intel's supply of 14 nm chips used in personal computers failed to meet demand last year — an issue that forced it to release an unusual public apology in November.
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In an interview, Amy Hood, Microsoft's chief financial officer, said that corporations were increasing their deployments of Windows 10 on their personal computers and that innovative new machines aimed at consumers sold well.
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When the modern-day U.S. Department of Education (ED) was established in 1979, personal computers were in their infancy, cell phones were science fiction and almost all financial transactions were face-to-face.
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The Westerville, Ohio, man who works on personal computers wore a "Make America Great Again" hat and "Trump 2020" shirt Monday to a Newark, Ohio, rally where Vice President Mike Pence endorsed Balderson.
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Chief Executive Matthew Murphy, who took the top job a year ago, has been focusing on Marvell's networking business to counteract declining demand for its chips used in hard disk drives of personal computers.
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From now through Cyber Monday and beyond, the retailer is expected to offer fantastic tech and laptop deals — and some personal computers are already being discounted as much as 33 percent off right now.
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In 1976, you would have paid several hundred dollars for a brand-new Apple-1 computer, the first line of personal computers designed and hand-built by Apple founders Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs.
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Spectre could affect personal computers, smartphones, and servers because it's present on Intel processors, as well as those made by AMD and ARM, two of the world's other major processor makers, the researchers warned.
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The attack crippled between 300 and 400 servers and up to 100 personal computers out of a total of about 4,000 Saipem machines, the company's head of digital and innovation, Mauro Piasere, told Reuters.
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HP's solid third fiscal quarter (3Q16) performance in personal computers (PCs) may have signalled an inflection point after the Personal Systems Group (PSG) segment declined by mid-single digits in constant currency in 1H05403.
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From the introduction of agricultural technology over the machines that fueled the industrial revolution to personal computers and the Internet - each transformation of labor went hand in hand with fears about machines obliterating people.
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O) has also released patches for the flaws, but earlier this week admitted that its Spectre Variant 2 patch slowed down some personal computers and servers, with systems running on older Intel Corp (INTC.
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From 1996 to 2000, GDP grew at about a 4 percent clip, fueled by personal computers and the Internet; in the 2000s, the best performance came in 2004, when broadband connections started taking hold.
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"Personal computers use roughly the same amount of energy as all the data centers in the US," Pierre Delforge, who advocates for energy efficiency in the high tech sector for the NRDC, told me.
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From personal computers to social-media companies like Twitter and Facebook, many gadgets and platforms started out with curious tech enthusiasts experimenting in their garage or dorm room, only to turn into mainstream hits.
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The Post reports that federal prosecutors obtained a search warrant last year for personal computers and hand-written notes from Schulte's apartment, but that investigators didn't find any evidence linking Schulte to the disclosure.
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When Michael S. Dell took his namesake technology company private in 2013, he said that doing so would give him the freedom to prepare it for a future that stretched well beyond personal computers.
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Botnets, networks of secretly linked personal computers controlled by an unseen hand, have launched some of the most notorious dedicated denial of service attacks, flooding websites with so many data requests that they crash.
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So far, U.S. information technology products from mobile phones to personal computers have largely escaped the ire of Beijing, as well as telecoms equipment and aircraft larger than the equivalent of a Boeing 737.
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The WannaCry attacks used the same command-and-control server used in the North Korean hack of Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2014, which wiped out nearly half of the company's personal computers and servers.
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Mr. Nadella is taking Microsoft from its roots in software for personal computers and computer servers into the new era of cloud computing and mobile devices, increasingly with artificial intelligence acting as an intermediary.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court on Monday asked the government to respond in six weeks on pleas challenging a recent home ministry order that allowed some agencies to monitor personal computers of citizens.
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The benefits of using big data to glean insights has been around since the digital age advanced to the point of everyday people being able to manage many gigabytes of data on personal computers.
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So Schumann, as well as Berlioz (who once said "music touches, through sounds, being endowed with imagination"), articulated a concept that would become the dogma for bedroom producers once personal computers and synthesizers appeared.
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Microsoft's focus on cloud applications and platforms is offsetting a drop in demand for personal computers that has hurt sales of Windows - the software that powered the company to the top during the dotcom boom.
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Unless video emerges of Bouhlel being trained in Mosul or Raqqa or some incriminating materials are found on his cellphone or personal computers, we must treat the situation as unconfirmed until we have more information.
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Intel has been focused on transforming itself from a supplier of processors for personal computers to a maker of chips for growing data center business and newer areas such as driverless cars and artificial intelligence.
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Logitech has refocused on new accessory lines like wireless music speakers and video game controllers, offsetting a secular decline in personal computers and demand for its mice and keyboards that defined the brand for decades.
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Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are the world leaders in DRAM chips, key for personal computers, so as demand for those chips decline, semiconductor profits at both firms have slowed in recent quarters, Natixis said.
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Lenovo, the world's largest maker of personal computers, is expecting profitability in its smartphone and server business where it has made large acquisitions, in the "near future", the company's finance chief told CNBC on Thursday.
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Yomtobian is a gregarious Los Angeles entrepreneur who for roughly 20173 years has run companies that infected personal computers with adware and earned money from what White Ops and DoubleVerify identified as fraudulent web traffic.
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Microsoft, whose Windows software runs most personal computers, gets 11,000 or so complaints about the scams every month, she said, and its internet monitors spot about 150,000 pop-up ads for the services every day.
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The first internet boom was also in full swing, and Microsoft's Windows software — the operating system on 90 percent of the world's personal computers — controlled that gateway to the future with its browser, Internet Explorer.
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Sophisticated equipment is necessary to deposit and etch microscopic layers of material on silicon wafers, which are then cut and packaged into the microprocessors that run personal computers, servers, smartphones and, increasingly, other electronic devices.
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Whether the searches turned up any classified document or sensitive government material is unknown, although the odds are good that there were a number of federal government employees or military contractors with infected personal computers.
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Founded in 1981, Logitech has been countering declining sales of personal computers by focusing on consumer accessories that are benefiting from the growth of cloud computing, such as gaming, music, smart home connectivity and video conferencing.
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While Intel is still the world's largest chip maker for personal computers and data centers, the company arguably got beat in the mobile chipset industry, which is now dominated by companies like Apple, Samsung, and Qualcomm.
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The reports show that contractors and employees with access to top-secret information used public Wi-Fi to perform their work, at times on their personal computers, and in so doing risked exposing classified intelligence information.
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When smaller machines emerged in the 1980s and 1990s, it became more spread out: applications were accessed by personal computers, but lived in souped-up PCs in corporate data centres (something called a "client-server" system).
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The company cited rising flash-memory chip prices for smartphones on the back of strong chip demand from Chinese smartphone makers, as well as solid sales of hard disk drives for personal computers and gaming devices.
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As its smartphones thrive, Samsung's chip business - last year's key profit driver - probably saw quarterly profit sink to its lowest in nearly two years due to weak demand from makers of other smartphones and personal computers.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, said last week the Oculus business will spend $500 million to fund VR content development and is working on an affordable standalone VR headset not tethered to personal computers or consoles.
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Microsoft's focus on fast-growing cloud applications and platforms is helping it beat slowing demand for personal computers that has hurt sales of Windows - the software that powered the company to the top in the 26.58s.
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Cisco's momentum is representative of how some older technology giants are finding ways to survive vast changes in their markets, forces that felled earlier standard-bearers like IBM in personal computers and Nokia in mobile phones.
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Intel wound up with a shortage of some kinds of chips, particularly those used in personal computers, because production capacity meant for the new process had to be shifted back to the company's existing manufacturing technology.
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The personal computers used by consumers are also vulnerable, but hackers would have to first find a way to run software on a personal computer before they could gain access to information elsewhere on the machine.
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These laws were passed long before the advent of personal computers and digital information, raising questions about whether the statutory terms can be stretched to fit the current environment of cloud storage and instant electronic communications.
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Even on personal computers, where it used to excel, its market share has dropped steeply over the past ten years, from 542% to 10%, at a time when browsers have been losing ground to apps on smartphones.
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Mr. Clark's computer designs built a bridge from the era of mainframe systems, which were inaccessible to the general public and were programmed with stacks of punch cards, to personal computers that respond interactively to a user.
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Global shipments of personal computers, once a major backbone of both consumer and corporate IT spending, started the new year with another decline in the first quarter, according to data from the research firm Gartner, out today.
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"Well, we'll hire people at any age as long as they're super energetic and they want to make personal computers easier to use," Gates says before admitting that most new Microsoft employees were on the younger side.
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Combining all the best aspects of its history, Helvetica Now is bringing back the grace and finesse of vintage Helvetica that Helvetica Neue had to sacrifice in order to work with early personal computers and desktop printers.
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Booming demand for more firepower on mobile devices and the adoption of SSD storage in personal computers and data servers has also prompted rivals Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Toshiba Corp to boost spending on chip production.
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Giant mainframe computers were developed for use in specific contexts, such as academic, government, or military institutions, but the microprocessor revolution paved the way for personal computers that could be wielded according to the individual user's needs.
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"I don't think anybody would call us a monopoly," said Cook, who made the case that Apple has only a 15 percent share in the world on smart phones and eight or nine percent on personal computers.
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In a phone interview, Brendan Iribe, the leader of the Oculus group developing virtual reality products for personal computers, said the company had long intended to reduce prices on products as Oculus's own manufacturing costs came down.
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Every major new industry of the last 100 years — from the automobile and aircraft businesses to semiconductors, personal computers, software, biotech, mobile telephony and Internet e-commerce — was launched on the back of an IP-protected innovation.
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Slowing economic growth in China and weaker emerging market currencies are undercutting sales of electronics ranging from televisions to personal computers, spelling trouble not only for Samsung and Apple but also for their suppliers and the broader industry.
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"I'm pretty sure that Lenovo is down because it's a Chinese company which provides (personal computers) to many enterprise customers in the US," Leo Sun, tech and consumer goods specialist at The Motley Fool, told CNBC by email.
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Before the 1980s, when personal computers became more common and were almost exclusively marketed to men and boys, a much bigger share of those studying computer science at university in America were girls than is the case now.
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The new Acer machines are part of the latest step in Google's long-term strategy to conquer the lucrative business market, where personal computers running Microsoft Corp's Windows operating system still account for 90 percent of the market.
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The Review the Rule Act "will give Congress time to do our job and carefully consider and evaluate the merits of these proposed changes to the government's ability to search personal computers and other digital devices," said Sen.
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In the same way Apple helped make personal computers simpler and more accessible to mainstream users, the PowerEgg's stunning design and smartphone integration may help move drones from hobbyist pursuit into something any casual user might pick up.
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Ten years ago, in the summer of 2006, Apple had just successfully transformed the Mac, completing a transition from using PowerPC chips to Intel chips and essentially transplanting the the "brains" of its entire line of personal computers.
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Slowing economic growth in China and weaker emerging market currencies are undercutting sales of electronics ranging from televisions to personal computers, spelling trouble for not only for Samsung and Apple but for their suppliers and the broader industry.
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For example, the nature of cloud computing — using remote servers on the Internet to store and process data instead of using local servers or personal computers — means cloud-based cybersecurity systems have access to almost unlimited computing power.
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Just as mobile phones replaced landlines and personal computers replaced large mainframes, Bloom Energy's aim is to lead the energy industry away from a traditional "hub and spoke" network to a clean, distributed, and more reliable energy model.
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Deteriorating relations between the U.S. and China — Samsung's two biggest export destinations — has hit demand for memory used in everything from personal computers to mobile devices, raising the pressure on a company struggling to revitalize its smartphone business.
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The iPad Pros are particularly aimed at the hundreds of millions of users of old personal computers that run Microsoft Windows who might be looking to replace them, said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing.
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A new class of security vulnerability — a variety of flaws that affect almost all major microprocessor chips, and that could enable hackers to steal information from personal computers as well as cloud computing services — was announced on Wednesday.
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Imports rose for the seventh straight month on brisk demand for personal computers and digital cameras from China, highlighting the strength of domestic consumption that served as a key driver of Japan's economic growth in the second quarter.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Hackers likely controlled by Russia are stepping up efforts to disrupt Ukraine's presidential election in March with cyber attacks on electoral servers and personal computers of election staff, the head of Ukraine's cyber police said on Friday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Fujitsu Ltd on Thursday confirmed it was in talks with China's Lenovo Group to cooperate in the design and manufacture of personal computers (PC), and that any outcome would see it retain its own PC brand.
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The progress in artificial intelligence is the latest stage in a much longer revolution in information technology, stretching back to mainframe computers after World War Two, spreading to personal computers in the 1980s and the internet in the 1990s.
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The portion of the latest lists set for July 6 implementation also did not include cellphones, personal computers and laptops, while televisions, air conditioning and aluminum were deleted, UBS economist Tao Wang pointed out in a June 18 report.
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Jonsson says that growing up in Norrland during this decade created the perfect mix of Sweden's early interest in personal computers and file sharing with the sense of physical isolation and beautiful loneliness associated with the area's rural woodlands.
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Nvidia got its start supplying chips to improve videogame graphics on personal computers, but in recent years much of its growth has come from the use of its chips for artificial intelligence, self-driving cars and other new areas.
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As Intel looks beyond servers and personal computers to new markets like other Internet-connected devices, cars and tablets, sales are growing again, and it will need the new factory when it is completed in a couple of years.
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Once the first generation of personal computers, like the Commodore 64 or the TRS-80, found their way into homes, teenagers were able to play around with them, slowly learning the major concepts of programming in their spare time.
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In Sweden, for instance, where the government pushed investment heavily in the 1990s for a fast nationwide Internet network and subsidized personal computers at home, roughly 85 percent of the population surfs the Web each day, based on European Union statistics.
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On Monday, Cisco's Talos security research division revealed that hackers sabotaged the ultra-popular, free computer-cleanup tool CCleaner for at least the last month, inserting a backdoor into updates to the application that landed in millions of personal computers.
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Bob O'Donnell, president of TECHnalysis Research LLC, said the Mac announcement comes during a time when the market believes focus on the iPhone means Apple has "almost given up on Macs," which has lead to lose market share to personal computers.
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Employees at Dell, the privately held computing giant, were reminded last month exactly how weak the market for personal computers has been when then they received a memo saying they would be getting only partial payment of their usual annual bonus.
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This strongly functional structure is the main reason Apple has started struggling with the seemingly banal task of keeping its pro-level personal computers, and especially its Mac Pro desktop, up to date with the latest and most powerful computer chips.
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HONG KONG, May 26 (Reuters) - China's Lenovo Group Ltd on Thursday reported its first loss in six years, missing analyst estimates, with earnings pulled down by acquisition and restructuring costs as well as weak sales of smartphones and personal computers (PCs).
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As with past waves of new technology, such as the rise of personal computers and mobile telephony, AI has the potential to shake up the businesses of the tech giants by helping them overhaul existing operations and dream up new enterprises.
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He nonetheless landed a job on Wall Street, where he persuaded his bosses to give him $1 million for minicomputers — the cutting edge of computing before personal computers — that could deliver the first instant reports on how business was doing.
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PARC created the laser printer and Ethernet in the 1970s and early '80s and laid the foundation for modern computing by leading the transition from time-shared monsters that fed on punch cards to distributed, interactive machines—aka personal computers.
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PC makers around the world are struggling given changing demand trends, with data from Gartner showing that worldwide shipment of personal computers fell 3.6 percent from a year ago in the quarter ended September, the 12th such decline in a row.
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It may have seemed unimportant at the time, but it gave Jobs an appreciation of the importance of good typography when designing Mac software, which eventually led to the elegant fonts and interfaces that we use in personal computers today.
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But the August 1 announcement of 10% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion of Chinese imports covers a range of consumer goods, including smartphones, personal computers, cameras, and clothing, for which it will be much harder to find substitutes from elsewhere.
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For employers, the concern isn't just about capacity, but also about workers introducing new potential vulnerabilities into their routine — whether that's weak passwords on personal computers, poorly secured home WiFi routers, or a family member's device passing along a computer virus.
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Using examples ranging from transistor radios to personal computers, Christensen's theory explained how large, established companies can be vulnerable to newer technologies that don't immediately fit with the needs of mainstream customers but quickly go on to dominate a market.
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Guccifer 23 borrowed the moniker of an earlier hacker, a Romanian who called himself Guccifer and was jailed for breaking into the personal computers of former President George W. Bush, former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and other notables.
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When Ms. Edstrom joined Microsoft in Seattle in 1982 as its first director of public relations, the company was an obscure maker of software, and personal computers were only beginning to climb out of hobbyist culture and into everyday business.
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"I grew up in central Pennsylvania, and my town was a steel town," said Bethany Hockenberry, one of the three independent game developers behind Night in the Woods, which is being released for personal computers and PlayStation 4 on Feb. 21.
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Information technology company HP was established in 1939, and in 2015 was split into two divisions: HP Inc, which develops personal computers, printers and 3D printing solutions; and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which focuses on providing business services and financial services.
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Its profit margins are stratospheric, its earnings per share continue to reach new all-time highs, and it has no real competitor in terms of being the high-end brand of choice in categories from personal computers to phones to digital watches.
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It's a veritable antique at seven years old, but it remains a solid option as far as personal computers go due to the fact that it's the last Apple laptop ever to be sold with a disc drive and an Ethernet port.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Eugene Kaspersky said his company's widely used antivirus software has copied files that did not threaten the personal computers of those customers, a sharp departure from industry practice that could increase suspicions that the Moscow-based firm aids Russian spies.
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Although its power was only a small fraction of what today's personal computers hold, it represented a leap forward as a self-contained machine that had a simple operating system and a small display and stored its programs on a magnetic tape.
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Toshiba's main lenders are Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc and Mizuho Financial Group Toshiba has positioned its nuclear and semiconductors businesses as key pillars of growth while seeking to scale down less profitable consumer electronics units such as personal computers and TVs.
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And where an '80s movie like "Terminator" might use killer robots as a way to address fears around the emergence of personal computers and automation, Sputore suggested that our relationship with robots has become a much more real, and much more pressing, issue.
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SK Hynix Inc, Micron Technology Inc and Samsung - which dominate the global market for dynamic random access memory, or DRAM, chips used in personal computers, smartphones and servers - recently have issued upbeat assessments of the prospects for a recovery in chip prices.
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All through my time with personal computers from the start, I developed an attitude that things like movement towards newer, better technologies - like the Macintosh computer, like the touchscreen of the iPhone - that these were making the human more important than the technology.
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For the second half of this year, the company expects double-digit growth for both its notebooks and non-notebooks products, which include cloud products and all-in-one personal computers, Senior Vice President Tim Li told Reuters after a press conference.
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Intel, the world's biggest maker of computing chips for personal computers and data centers, for decades followed Moore's law, named for Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, by doubling the number of transistors on a chip every two years, thus roughly doubling their performance.
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There are signs it is succeeding: Last month, consultants at the research firm IDC said HP shipped 5 percent more personal computers in the first six months of 2016 than it had a year earlier, despite an overall declining market for PCs.
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The accompanying, self-directed video honestly adds a lot to the track's latent menace, with a demonic man placed in a set of surreal scenarios involving old personal computers (duh, it's OPN), dancers, and rings of fire as distortion subtly overtakes the music.
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Until recently the Japanese fancy wanted to match Monster against fellow division-ruler Roman Gonzalez (whom the Japanese press call by the portmanteau Romagon similar to the way they call personal computers pasocon—"Gonzalez" doesn't exactly slide off of the Japanese tongue).
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"[Trump] shouldn't have personal computers of any kind, they should be government controlled," said a former Samsung security employee who also did some work on Obama's Pentagon-supported modified Android device, but asked to remain anonymous due to having signed non disclosure agreements.
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When Dell, which went private in 2013, last disclosed financials in December, it said that sales of personal computers fell by 20163 percent in the six-month period ended July 31, while sales of servers and networking gear grew by about 4 percent.
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Priced at $25 — the cost of a dinner for four, and the equivalent of about $130 today — this chip soon powered the first big wave of personal computers in both the United States and Britain, including the Apple II and the Commodore PET.
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Tenable likely won't be the only cybersecurity firm going public this year — Crowdstrike, which helps companies fix breaches and minimize the damage, and Tanium, which helps companies monitor security vulnerabilities on "endpoints" like personal computers in a company, are also reportedly considering IPOs.
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Yet their solutions to these issues were addressed in the most modern design terms: geodesic domes, modular structures and garments, as well as an interest in personal computers as vehicles for self-expression (rather than tools of war, as they were originally designed).
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"We see great opportunities to create new ways for audiences to experience their favorite franchises, from Candy Crush to World of Warcraft to Call of Duty and more, across mobile devices, consoles and personal computers," said Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision Blizzard, in a statement.
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But Halt and Catch Fire, a darkly lit drama following Joe MacMillan (Lee Pace), a tortured genius businessman in the fledgling world of personal computers in 1980s Texas, rebounded from anemic early ratings to earn increasingly improbable renewals for a second and then third season.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Leading Market Positions: Fitch expects Intel's very strong market positions in the data center and personal computers (PC) to provide significant revenue scale, with data center market growing in the mid-single digits offsetting mid-single-digit unit shipment declines in PCs.
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If he means what he says, he is ignorant about how many American workers, both at Apple and other companies, participate in the creation of "Apple's computers and things," including its Mac line of personal computers as well as the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
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Throughout the 70s and early 80s, the rise of Silicon Valley, personal computers, and video games made circuits and software more closely integrated with human bodies than ever; the concept of artificial intelligence was all of a sudden present in everyone's home, tactile and individuated.
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The fact that the project is able to generate such a colossal amount of compute power simply by harnessing the idle CPU (processor) and GPU (video card) time of people's personal computers is a testament to how much public interest the endeavour has garnered.
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Readers in 2020 and beyond will have an increasingly difficult time recognizing the future he depicted: a future without personal computers or the internet, and in which no one finds it remarkable that every single scientist, politician and person of importance is a man.
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First, it failed to appreciate the "major product shift" behind a new chip technology that first entered people's lives as the guts of pocket calculators and cheap digital watches and was making possible increasingly powerful and networked personal computers that undercut the company's mainframe business.
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The Japanese news media has reported that those conditions include giving his passports to his lawyers, residing in Tokyo, having no contact with others involved in the case, being monitored by security cameras at home and limiting his use of phones and personal computers.
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Nvidia was long known as a supplier of graphics chips for personal computers to make video games look more realistic, but researchers now also use its chips inside data centers to speed up artificial intelligence computing work such as training computers to recognize images.
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The logo, discovered by a NeoGAF user, is related to "Video game consoles for use with an external display screen or monitor; video game interactive remote control units" and "Computer game software for use with personal computers and video game consoles," according to the trademark filing.
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An international research effort to identify potential drug compounds to combat the virus is being launched on a tech platform that turns a network of volunteers' personal computers, as well as Android mobile phones and tablets, into a virtual supercomputer that can speedily process millions of calculations.
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They highlighted several positive factors leading to higher demand for Samsung's memory chips, including an improvement in the personal computers (PC) business, aggressive restocking demand from Chinese smartphone makers, significant increase in iPhone memory content and the continued rise in server dynamic random access memory (DRAM) content.
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In the 80s, Mobisson had a hand in creating the ASUTECH 800 and 8000s, the first African-made personal computers—"He was racing [Bill Gates and Steve Jobs] at the time," Jidenna claims—and he was later appointed a chief of the Orsu tribe's Awo-Idemili headquarters.
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The software is designed to run on Intel's chips, which are best known as the heart of most personal computers but which the company is aiming to sell into equipment for 5G, the next generation of wireless data networks that is being rolled out starting this year.
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Both Taplin and Foer begin their books with a discussion of the early days of personal computers, when the Web was still a Pynchonesque fantasy and lots of smart people believed that connecting the world's PCs would lead to a more peaceful, just, and groovy society.
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There are good reasons why defense-tech giants of the 1960s, '70s and '80s like Raytheon and Grumman missed out on such major tech advances as Web protocols, the smartphone, personal computers and various types of encryption — all of which would eventually have great military significance.
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If GE can build jet engines, tidal energy farms, freight rail data systems, mining equipment, and medical devices, how is it that the world's most valuable company can't find the time to make a full line of personal computers and PC peripherals alongside its market-leading smartphones and tablets?
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Founded in the 1980s — when personal computers were just starting to enter the mainstream but well before we had anything like the internet (not to mention the world of cloud-based apps) that we know today — Corel once positioned itself as a potential competitor to Microsoft in the software wars.
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"DuPont's got so many things going for it, from the wildly strong agricultural numbers to fantastic materials pricing, plastics that go into things like televisions and cellphone and personal computers, to nutrition, where they make the stuff that goes into probiotics, one of the fastest growing categories out there," Cramer said.
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A 2015 study headed up by Dr. Evan Mills, leader of the Green Gaming research project run by the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, found that while gaming computers comprise just 2.5 percent of personal computers worldwide, they account for 20 percent of global energy use for computers.
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Microsoft's Surface Pro X is the company's latest attempt to sell a computer that runs on an Arm-designed chip like the iPad and most cellphones, instead of the Intel-designed processor akin to the ones that have run most Windows personal computers since the very earliest days of personal computing.
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Fire broke out in Bank of India building, M.G. Road, Mumbai * Says there were no casualties, however due to fire, there were some damages to furniture and fixtures, interiors and personal computers * Says operations were temporary shifted to a nearby premises on April 22 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The transaction represents in some ways the culmination of a nearly $100 billion bet by Mr. Dell and Silver Lake that, away from the harsh glare of public markets, they could retool a company best-known for making personal computers and traditional servers for an age of smartphones and cloud computing.
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In 2015, it spent a reported $350 million to acquire a chip maker, Annapurna Labs, which helped build the new central processing unit, or C.P.U. A C.P.U. — the centerpiece of a computer's operations — is the sort of chip that Intel has made for decades to run personal computers and servers.
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SomeBODY once told me that it's important to wash our hands before eating, after coughing or sneezing, after going to the bathroom, before and after taking care of a sick person or helping a child use the bathroom, after touching our cell phones and personal computers, and after using public transport.
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The crux of Christensen's theory is that big, successful companies that neglect potential customers at the lower end of their markets (mainframe computers, in his famous example) are ripe for disruption from smaller, more efficient, more nimble competitors that can do almost as good a job more cheaply (like personal computers).
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Intel last year disclosed that hackers could potentially read sensitive data on its processors, which power most data centers and personal computers, by exploiting a feature called speculative execution, in which the chip tries to guess which computations it will carry out ahead of time in an effort to speed up the chip.
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The effect of new, cloud-based businesses is everywhere in tech this earnings season, from Intel cutting 12,000 jobs as it reorients itself from personal computers to the cloud, to Microsoft reporting lower profits, but investors buying the stock on word of growth in its cloud business, which is similar to AWS.
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He rose mainly through Intel's sales and marketing ranks after joining the company in 19503, but he held other positions as well, including chief of staff for Andrew S. Grove, the longtime chairman and chief executive who was credited with turning Intel into the dominant supplier of microprocessor chips for personal computers.
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Washington (CNN)The Federal Emergency Management Agency's response to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria in 2017 was "hindered" by the agency's IT resources, which led to employees having to use personal computers and public wireless networks during its recovery effort, the Department of Homeland Security inspector general said in a report released Tuesday.
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While America's ARPANET program was creating a forerunner to today's internet by networking military and academic computers with funding from the Department of Defense, Canada wanted to build its own nationwide system of networked computers that linked the country's most powerful research computers—based at various universities—with the personal computers of casual users.
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As The New York Times explained, Crichton had co-written an adventure game called Amazon in the 213s, but he'd left the field until technology improved: The Timeline founders say they think that today's more powerful personal computers and new 21997-D software tools finally make it possible to create movie-quality images, detail and movement in computer games.
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Disappointed, but determined to defend our integrity, we immediately commissioned a comprehensive forensics audit that proved what we already knew to be true: (1) no material Tesla confidential information exists on our personal computers or company systems, and (2) there is no evidence that anyone at Aurora has used or has access to Tesla confidential information.
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Though experts said the attitudes of family court judges are slowly improving from decades past, non-traditional parents increasingly face other types of challenges; Andrew Gilden, a professor at the Willamette University College of Law, worries that people are creating detailed trails of evidence to be used against them in family courts on their phones and personal computers.
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In a blog post titled "2018 Q4 Round Up, " EEDAR said three out of the top five most common titles played on consoles or personal computers in the fourth quarter of 2018 were published by the Japanese game maker, a company which has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years due to the success of its Switch console.
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The former first lady and current presidential candidate is also like a lot of other men and women who were adults when personal computers came into use, and who to this day cannot scan, iChat, use Spotify or hook up their Roku, and would prefer not to let the world — or their younger colleagues — in on their tech inadequacy.
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Researchers said the impact and speed of Friday's attacks had not been seen in nearly a decade, when the Conficker computer worm infected millions of government, business and personal computers in more than 190 countries, threatening to overpower the computer networks that controlled health care, air traffic and banking systems over the course of several weeks.
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"I didn't really have much computer experience, but even then I found the rudimentary Mac more appealing to me than the Apple II." Compared to most personal computers at the time — which used command line interfaces that were too technical for many users to understand— the Mac adopted a much more user-friendly graphical interface (GUI).
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Whether using separate envelopes of cash to limit spending by category, or installing programs on personal computers, the rule of thumb is that only about five to 10 percent of people are determined enough to stick with a plan, said Greg Midtbo, chief revenue officer at Moven, the financial technology company that developed and licensed MySpend to TD Bank.
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Read more: Google Security Engineer Claims Android Is Now as Secure as the iPhone "[Trump] shouldn't have personal computers of any kind, they should be government controlled," said a former Samsung security employee who also did some work on Obama's Pentagon-supported modified Android device, but asked to remain anonymous due to having signed non disclosure agreements.
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Click here to view original GIFYou can say a lot about Apple—it brought smartphones and personal computers to the mass market, it changed the technology industry forever, it was controlled by a megalomaniacal asshole for much of its existence—but you'd have a hard time getting even the staunchest critic of the company to argue its products weren't groundbreakingly pretty.
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"Our job is to produce mass, affordable, easy-to-use electric vehicles for the millions of households in China, just like what Henry Ford did a hundred years ago [or] like Bill Gates did [almost] 50 years ago for personal computers, " WM Motor CFO Ran Zhang told CNBC on the sidelines of the Morgan Stanley China Technology, Media & Telecoms Conference.
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