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Monday, January 3, 2011

Compact Intel SSD comes in 40-, 80GB capacities

Intel launched a new solid state drive (SSD) that measures 50x30x5mm and weighs 10 grams.
The device contains 34-nm NAND flash memory, is available in an m-SATA form factor and is intended for use in dual-drive notebooks, single-drive tablets and embedded industrial or military applications. When paired with a high-capacity magnetic disk drive in a dual-drive system, the Intel SSD 310 can improve overall PC system performance by up to 60 percent, Intel claimed.

The Intel SSD 310 supports SATA signals over a PCI Express (PCIe) mini-connector for on-board, compact storage in single-drive netbooks, tablets or handheld devices.

The Intel SSD 310 is priced at $99 for the 40GB capacity and $179 for the 80GB version, both in 1,000-unit quantities.

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CHINESE TO BE MOST POPULAR LANGUAGE ON INTERNET

We take it for granted that the most popular language on the Internet is English, since it was an American creation. But thanks to the huge number of Internet users that China is adding each year, English will soon be replaced by Chinese as the most popular language on the Web.

Last year, China added 36 million Internet users, bringing their total to 440 million. The United States only has 220 million Internet users, but English is spoken in more countries than China, and so more websites are published in that language.

That shouldn't be much of a surprise, with China becoming an increasingly powerful country in many ways. China is now the largest space polluter, and produces more greenhouse emissions than the United States, contributing to global warming.

The Next Web put together a pretty neat infographic about the most popular languages on the Internet based on information from Internet World Stats, an Internet marketing firm.

Of the 2 billion people who use the Internet each month, 537 million speak primarily English, while 444 million speak Chinese. But the Internet penetration among English speakers is 42 percent, while 32.6 percent of people who speak Chinese have access to the Internet. That gives Chinese a greater potential for expansion than English.

As Gizmag points out, China has several policies in place to support the growth of the Chinese language. China's General Administration of Press and Publication website recently announced that the mixing of foreign words in Chinese language publications without an accompanying Chinese language translation has been banned. That includes many uses of common English sayings, abbreviations and people that have become popular in Chinese language publications in recent years.

When exactly Chinese will become the most popular language on the Internet is less certain. The Next Web predicts it will be sometime in the next five years.

When do you think Chinese will become the most popular language online? Or, are you convinced English will always be more popular? Let us know in the comments section below.

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E-WASTE LAWS MAKE EVERYONE RECYCLE

Lights and festive décor still adorn houses, opened presents still have their "new gift" tags, small, discarded wrappings are in the trash, and hosts of bloated trash cans line the alley ways: the holidays are almost gone. But if any of those trashcans contains electronics, law enforcement officials might soon show up.

With the popularity of high-tech gifts, concerns about pollution and the growing amount of American waste all at a high, legislation around the country is mandating that consumers recycle rather than dump certain electronics.

Dubbed e-waste, electronics in landfills can leak toxins, including arsenic and lead, which eventually leach  into the soil and water supply. Some estimates say that nearly 70 percent of used computers and monitors in the United States will end up in landfills. Not only does this pollute, but it also means that precious metals like gold and silver are not recovered. As reporter Chris Carroll describes in his article High-Tech Trash, recycling gold from computers “is far more efficient and less environmentally destructive than ripping it from the earth.”

According to the Electronics TakeBack Coalition, 65 percent of Americans are now affected by e-waste laws, which usually mandate that either the manufacturer provides recycling programs or prohibits what the consumer is allowed to throw out with the trash. On the coalition's website, you can see a breakdown of the legislation that has been passed state by state.

Some of these laws have been put into place right in time for the holidays. Before Thanksgiving leftovers were gone, Pennsylvania set statewide guidelines for producers and consumers of electronics about recycling and landfill use. New Jersey and Indiana both have laws going into effect on New Year's Day to ensure e-waste is taken care of safely. And, though the start of the program will have missed the busiest consumer season, New York also recently announced that beginning in April, residents will be able to recycle their old electronics for free.

Conscientious citizens still have plenty of ways to take on e-waste disposal themselves. For a thorough list of where to recycle electronics, check out this New York Times article about Christmas Cleanup. Some places will even give cash back for goods. Perfect for saving up to get an iPad or the new Droid.

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ET Wealth: Anti-virus: Free and fair option

With branded PC makers beginning to enjoy a pretty good run in India thanks to good pricing, many new buyers, especially of laptops, are increasingly getting used to genuine Windows pre-loaded into systems. Such users of the “original” could download for free Microsoft’s antivirus protection solution Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE). It is free for life, but then how good is this MSE?

One could accuse the Redmond, Washington-based software giant of using anti-virus solution as yet another turf to hard sell its operating system , but one cannot deny MSE’s benefits, claim Microsoft officials. There is no clutter and confusion: There are no trials, no renewals, no expiration, not even registration. It is light on your PC. And the software is optimised for the world’s most widely used operating system, they say.

Launched last year, Microsoft has lately extended free download of MSE to small businesses with up to 10 PCs. Pankaj Ukey, director, Windows (consumer and online business), Microsoft India, says this move comes in the wake of tremendous response for MSE in the country, where the price difference between branded and assembled PCs have narrowed over the years.

Take the case of Bangalore-based Konni Anoop. A network engineer, Anoop says he always used pirated Windows until recently when he bought a new PC. On his previous desktop computer, he used pirated Windows with anti-software software by a reputed global company every year.



“One good thing, apart from the fact that [Microsoft] Security Essentials is free, one doesn’t have to renew it and bother about expiry, paying for upgradation, etc. It is not heavy on your system,” he says. MSE provides protection against various types of malware such as computer virus, spyware, rootkits and trojan horses for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.

“I know that it is always cheaper to go for pirated Windows and get anti-virus software from a reputed company. But in these days when you get Windows pre-loaded into your laptop, MSE looks like a good option to me,” says Anoop. Interestingly, though there are several free-for-life anti-virus programs available in the market, such as those by Avast, AVG, Bitdefender , Malwarebytes, Panda Cloud and so on, customers have a belief that paid solutions are more effective. But analysts say this perception is mostly likely to change in the case of Microsoft which enjoys a uniquely peculiar position in terms of brand name and reach.

By extending its customer base, from home users to small and medium businesses, Microsoft has, in recent months, incurred charges of unfair competition from its rivals. MSE, unlike Microsoft Forefront protection solutions which are enterprise-oriented products, is largely for consumer use.

Akhilesh Tuteja, executive director at KPMG , is of the view that Microsoft’s strategy is likely to pay off in combating both piracy and the scourge of virus attacks on Windows. “I think the quality of MSE is good. The challenge, however, lies in how the company is going to make into an all-encompassing threat-management system.”

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Facebook pips Google in US web site visits

Facebook Inc surpassed Google Inc. as the most visited website in the US this year, spotlighting the rapid ascendance of social networking over search engines and Internet portals.

Facebook received 8.9% of all US web visits between January and November 2010, according to New York-based Internet tracker Experian Hitwise. Google's main site was second with 7.2%, followed by Yahoo! Inc.'s Mail service, Yahoo's Web portal and Google's YouTube.

Facebook, founded by 26-year-old Mark Zuckerberg in 2004, has more than 500 million users and commands a valuation of more than $40 billion on exchanges for privately held companies. The site's leadership in social networking has attracted advertisers such as Coca-Cola Co and JPMorgan Chase & Co , letting Facebook reach sales of about $2 billion this year, according to people familiar with the matter.

“Facebook could be a bigger IPO than Google,” said Tom Taulli , an independent researcher on initial public offerings . “If I'm Google, I'm concerned . If Facebook is becoming the gateway to the Web, that's going to be trouble for Google, in terms of ad revenues and growth potential.”

Facebook first topped Google on a week-to-week basis in March and has maintained its lead throughout the year. The Palo Alto, California-based company enticed more users by adding games, revamping its news feed, improving chat features and offering more security options. The next step for the company is to increase its ecommerce partnerships so that friends recommend products to one another in a more sophisticated manner, Taulli said.

Even though Mountain View, California-based Google serves 1 billion users each week, it “doesn't have a cohesive social network where users communicate with each other,” he said.

Google was the most visited site in the US in 2008 and 2009, and it still holds the top position when accounting for all of the company's sites, including the YouTube video site.

While Google remains the most popular search engine, Facebook has bragging rights in that area as well: It was the mostsearched term for the second consecutive year, Hitwise said.

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