AMD today announced the immediate availability of the AMD Athlon 64 FX-60 dual-core processor, the world’s ultimate processor for PC enthusiasts. Providing exceptional PC performance on games, digital media and intense applications, the new AMD Continue reading “AMD Launches The Athlon 64 FX-60 Processor”.
Thousands of customers of Sprint Nextel wireless and its resellers, such as Virgin Mobile, were without service Monday after the network suffered two separate fiber cuts, a Nextel company spokesman said. It seems like over Continue reading “Sprint Nextel suffers service outage”.
Believe it or not, Nissan claims they have made a car which has a Microsoft Xbox 360 inside. The Nissan Urge Concept vehicle will feature the Microsoft Xbox 360 if it ever makes it to Continue reading “Nissan builds a Microsoft Xbox 360 into a car”.
Shares of Western Digital Corp. rose to a new 52-week high Monday, after the maker of hard disk drives received an upgrade from an analyst who sees the company benefiting from a recently announced merger Continue reading “Western Digital Stock Jumps to a 52-week High”.
Take-Two Interactive announced today that they have acquired Irrational Games, the developer behind titles such as Freedom Force and System Shock 2. This news comes as a shock to many as Take-Two has been going Continue reading “Take-Two Interactive Buys Irrational Games”.
Adobe Systems Inc. on Monday acquired the digital rights management business of Navisware. The plans are to place Navisware’s digital rights management business and plans into its LiveCycle Policy Server. Adobe, of San Jose, Calif., Continue reading “Adobe Acquires DRM Technology By Navisware”.
Howard Stern began his new satellite radio show on Monday by putting to rest rumors that he got married to his longtime girlfriend, model Beth Ostrosky ? in a comment complete with a federally banned Continue reading “Stern makes satellite debut with a curse word!”.
Fuad over at The Inq reported that he believes nVida SLI based NOTEBOOK computers will be seen in Q1 2006! He might not be too far off as we have been hearing rumors of SLI Continue reading “nVidia SLI Graphics Coming to Laptops Q1 2006”.
Did you know that on December 15, 2005 the California Energy Commission adopted appliance energy efficiency standards for power supplies that are sold or offered for sell in California, which are manufactured on or after Continue reading “California Will Require That Power Supplies Operate More Efficiently”.
When Acer and Ferrari teamed up to make a notebook consumers knew that Lamborghini would soon launch their own notebooks. Just this past week it was announced that ASUS and Lamborghini would join in a Continue reading “ASUS and Lamborghini Launch Lamborghini Notebook Series”.
Legit Reviews spent this week out in Las Vegas for the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and found a number of great new products for our readers to check out. From Waud-SLI powered enthusiast computers Continue reading “Legit Reivews CES 2006 Coverage”.
The Optimus Keyboard has been announced to be released February 1st 2006! This keyboard got a ton of attention in 2005 and the launch date is now in sight. No work yet on the pricing Continue reading “Art Lebedev To Launch Optimus keyboard on February 1st”.
Kingston Technology announced during CES 2006 that they fully support the growing U.S. multifunction mobile or “Smartphone” market with the release of microSD expansion memory cards as well as larger capacity miniSD and MMCmobile cards. We got a chance to take a look at the 256MB microSD card during the show!
Dell’s upcoming XPS 600 Renegade gaming PC features the World’s first Quad-SLI video card solution with 2GB of memory on board. If you think seeing high end games run smooth on a dual card SLI or CrossFire system is impressive you haven’t seen anything now that Quad-SLI is being used!
While at CES 2006 we got a chance to see the the revolutionary WD Raptor X SATA hard drive, the first ever drive with a view. Offspring of the immensely popular WD Raptor, fastest SATA drive on the planet, WD Raptor X focuses a large, crystal-clear lens on the drive to let you see into the inner workings and witness the drive in action.
