A News.com Corrections

Correction: Big Itanium change coming with 'Poulson'

This story included an incorrect shipment date for an Intel Itanium processor code-named Tukwila. The processor will ship 2007 to 2008.

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Correction: NASA tests next-generation space capsules

This article originally misstated details of NASA's plans for future missions. NASA hopes to send an unmanned mission to the moon by 2011 and a manned trip to the moon by the end of the next decade.

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Correction: Intel issues revenue warning

This article incorrectly stated how many quarters in which Intel has issued an earnings warning. This is the third consecutive quarter.

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Correction: Turning nature's design into scientific breakthrough

Due to incorrect information provided to CNET News.com, the story incorrectly stated the price of Pax's water mixer. It costs $25,000 to install. Also, founder Jay Harman is a permanent resident of the United States.

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Correction: Intel makes performance claims, AMD rebuffs them

This story incorrectly described AMD's upcoming AM2 technology. It is a new socket.

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Correction: CBS to offer subscription video for phones

This article misstated the name of the CBS entertainment program being distributed to cell phones. The show's correct name is Entertainment Tonight.

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Correction: Octopiler seeks to arm Cell programmers

This article misstated the nature of the processor core in IBM's Cell. The processor core uses the same instruction set as the PowerPC 970, therefore letting it run the same software. The core is a fellow member of IBM's PowerPC AS family, but is not a PowerPC 970.

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Correction: AOL, WebEx team up for new AIM services

This article misstated when America Online's new instant messaging services would be released. The company plans to make them available in the second quarter.

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Correction: IBM upgrades Power5+ to 2.2GHz

This article misstated some configuration details of new IBM Unix servers. The p5 510Q and p5 520Q have 1.5GHz processors. A single p5 560Q can be 14-inches tall when configured with two 7-inch building blocks. And the Power 185 workstation uses single-core PowerPC 970 processors.

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Correction: Google partners with BearingPoint

This story incorrectly described a merger in the corporate search market. Autonomy is acquiring rival Verity. The story also overstated the number of consultants trained to work with Google products. There are less than thousands.

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