Recent reports coming from Avi Cohen, general partner at Avian Securities, claimed that large notebook PC vendors were experiencing return rates of between 20 and 30 percent in their SSD-enabled notebook offerings as a result of SSD failures and unmatched product expectations.According to the report, Dell was one of ... |
19 March 2008
05:37 GMT |
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Solid-State drives are touted as being the best storage alternative when it comes to mobile computing. They are light, take up less power and are not easily damaged by mechanical shocks. Just as the vast majority of notebook users fell in love with the miraculous storage solution, a report emerging from Avian Securit... |
18 March 2008
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If it hadn't been for the thousands of gamers worldwide (if not tens of thousands) who experienced malfunctions occurring with the Xbox 360 and its games and patches, today's news would have sounded like something out of the science fiction genre. As everyone knows, the Xbox 360 is a very, very faulty machi... |
3 July 2007
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Everyone has some clue as to how faulty the Xbox 360 is. Generally, I mean. However, an EB Games manager has recently confirmed a percentage of faulty 360 arriving around its launch period. Some 30 percent of them "were coming back faulty." Pretty much explains all the rumors about the machine's failure rate.App... |
21 June 2007
05:33 GMT |
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The Xbox 360 is a great piece of machinery, no one can argue on that, but throughout its life, it has had the biggest percentage of failure. They heat up and burn, scratch discs or die upon patch installation, yet Microsoft says everything is all right. Recently, Dean Takahashi from the San Jose Mercury News had a ni... |
18 June 2007
09:56 GMT |
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