Dolby stakes its claim in 3D movie tech
This story misspelled the name of Infitec, the company from which Dolby licensed filtering technology.
This story misspelled the name of Infitec, the company from which Dolby licensed filtering technology.
This story mischaracterized comments by Ken Allen of T. Rowe Price. They represent his views on how Microsoft may be evaluating its steps toward acquiring Yahoo.
An earlier version of this story misstated the amount of plastic trash Beth Terry accumulates and weighs, and the frequency with which she does so. Terry weighs her plastic trash, which averages about 20 items totaling less than an ounce, each week.
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This posting misidentified functionalities of the sensor bar and Wiimote. The sensor bar has infrared LEDs, and the Wiimote has cameras that detect signals.
This photo gallery originally misstated the name and maker of the CPU. The Xbox 360 Elite uses a multi-core PowerPC processor designed and made by IBM.
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