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With more features such as storage capacity of 16GB (up to 32GB with an expandable storage), DVB-H support and an integrated accelerometer on devices such as the Nokia N96, this is only the tip of the iceberg when we are looking at the upcoming developments for mobile devices.

A Call from the Past - 10 Years of Mobile Phone Development

While small in capacity, the very first digital audio player, the MPMan, managed to run up to 9 hours on its rechargable NiMH battery pack.

Enjoying a Decade of Portable Entertainment

15 Apr 2009

The Osborne 1, the first commercially available portable computer was fondly classified as a "luggable".

The Notebooks of Yore - Portable Past Meets Future

25 Mar 2009

This is what a traditional hard disk looks like (image courtesy of Wikipedia). The platter, spindle, head and actuator arm are all clearly visible.

From a Gigabyte to a Terabyte - 10 Years of Storage Development

1 Feb 2009

This was probably one of the earliest cards we've ever reviewed - The Canopus Pure3D II 12 MB. It was also one of the fastest Voodoo 2 cards around.

Voodoo Beginnings - 10 Years of GPU Development

14 Jan 2009

Shown here is a 168-pin SDRAM module (top) and a 184-pin DDR SDRAM module. Image from Wikipedia.

Total Recall - The Past Decade in Memory

5 Jan 2009

One of the earliest jumperless motherboards from abit, this abit BX6 was one of the many boards that were using Intel's highly popular 440BX chipset. Meant for enthusiasts, this board could go up to 133MHz FSB (unofficially) and came with abit's famous SoftMenu II.

Heart of the PC - 10 Years of Motherboards

2 Jan 2009

Image courtesy of Wikipedia.

Sustaining Moore's Law - 10 Years of the CPU

28 Dec 2008

HardwareZone's 10th Anniversary: The 2001 Refresh

4 Oct 2008

The new HardwareZone in year 2000 was based on a purple-motif, the corporate color. The site was likely designed for a particular resolution, hence the strips of void spaces as we took these screenshots. Surprisingly, the news took center stage while reviews and all other member services were neatly lining the periphery of the homepage. Click for a closer view of the entire page.

HardwareZone's 10th Anniversary: The Y2K Era

20 Aug 2008

HardwareZone's 10th Anniversary: The 1998 - 1999 Era

18 Aug 2008

Here's wishing 10 good years of HardwareZone and more to come!

HardwareZone's 10th Anniversary Special

16 Aug 2008