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In his last full day on the job at Microsoft, Bill Gates gives a teary farewell to the staff.

If you’re planning to attend an all day festival or concert this year, you might want to bring something along to keep you in touch–or relieved.

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ZDNet editor Andrew Nusca attends Pepcom’s 2008 Digital Experience! event in New York City.

Not a single post I make about Ubuntu goes by without at least one of you making some comment about my distro of choice and suggesting that I try some other distro. Well, never let it be said that I don’t listen to you – so this week I decided to take openSUSE 11.0 for a spin.

Billed as the largest Infocomm event in Asia, CommunicAsia was held last week at the Singapore Expo from the 17th (Tuesday) to 20th (Friday) of June.

The Roku Netflix Player is a small set top box that delivers streaming video over the Internet into your living room in a manner so easy even your grandparents could understand it. We find out what makes it tick in this TechRepublic Cracking Open Photo Gallery.

Billed as the largest Infocomm event in Asia, CommunicAsia was held last week at the Singapore Expo from the 17th (Tuesday) to 20th (Friday) of June. CommunicAsia is actually a number of events in one, involving BroadcastAsia, EnterpriseIT and InteractiveDME as well as the CGOverdrive and imbX Ministerial Forum.

This gallery is the photo shoebox for TechRepublic’s TR Dojo blog.

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ProxMox KVM/OpenVZ Virtualization Distro

Many of us have taken one of these apart at some point to replace the bulbs, if nothing else. But, for those who have not, here we go – an inside look at “Simon”.

Dell thrived in a time when PC users just cared about what was inside the computer, how fast it went, and what was the size of the monitor. But times are changing.

Apple opens its first store south of the equator when it unlocks the doors of its building in Sydney, Australia.

Merlin was released in 1978 by Parker Brothers and was one of many hand held electronic games released in that time period. See what the Merlin was made of in this TechRepublic Cracking Open Photo Gallery.

It took miles of wire and a bunch of processors from PlayStation 3, but IBM was able to break the 1-petaflop barrier for supercomper speed.

The Apple Mac is one of the most famous and easily recognizable personal computers ever manufactured. In this Cracking Open Photo Gallery, TechRepublic examines just what went into a Mac Classic — and what technology was like in 1991.

Toshiba’s Portege R500-S5007V is just .01-inches thicker and weighs less than a MacBook Air. Other new laptops include a gaming model and one with Cell-chip technology.

A look at Firefox 3.0