Patriot Memory today announced the addition of the Zephyr series to its family of solid-state-drives (SSDs). Patriots Zephyr series, available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities, is designed around the latest generation controller from JMicron: Continue reading “Patriot Launches Zephyr Solid-State Drives – JMicron JMF612”.
Apple’s iPad won’t be available outside the U.S. until the end of May, a delay of one month from its original global launch date. With customers grabbing more than 500,000 iPads during the tablet’s first Continue reading “Apple Delays Global Launch of iPad – Must Wait Till May 10th”.
Apple could soon be venturing into the world of 3D, after they filed a patent application for electronic spectacles that would show films on the move. The head-mounted gadget would have a slot for an Continue reading “Apple iSpecs 3D Projection Glasses A Real Product?”.
Rightware, which was spun off from Futuremark recently, launched a new benchmarking service for mobile and embedded device browsing performance. You can compare NexusOne to iPhone to Wii to iPad to PS3 and a lot Continue reading “Rightware Debuts BrowserMark – Benchmark For Browsers”.
The ASUS ARES Video Card has been making some noise here on Legit Reviews as we first showed it to you here and then saw it in person last weekend. When we saw the card Continue reading “ASUS ARES Video Card Overclocked and Breaking World Records!”.
Intel Corporation yesterday reported first-quarter revenue of $10.3 billion. The company reported operating income of $3.4 billion, net income of $2.4 billion and EPS of 43 cents. “The investments were making in leading edge technology Continue reading “Intel Reports Record First Quarter – Revenue $10.3 Billion”.
Two Intel executives today outlined the latest Intel system-on-chip (SoC) products for embedded applications and described new research to allow homes and small businesses to better use and manage energy. The forthcoming SoC product features Continue reading “Intel Plans First System-on-Chip Atom Processor – Tunnel Creek”.
Apple today updated the MacBook Pro line with faster processors, powerful next-generation NVIDIA graphics and even longer battery life. The popular 13-inch MacBook Pro features the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics processor for up to Continue reading “Apple Updates MacBook Pro Line – NVIDIA Optimus Technology Used”.
NVIDIA released Linux and WHQL-certified drivers yesterday that fully support OpenGL 4.0 on GeForce GTX 480/470 video cards. NVIDIA also now supports OpenGL 3.3 on all other G80-based GPUs or higher. Additionally, NVIDIA released eight Continue reading “NVIDIA Releases OpenGL 4.0 Drivers”.
Our good friends over at Intel and iBuyPower have assembled a Killer Chimera 2 system that we are more than happy to give away to one of our lucky forum members in the coming weeks! Continue reading “Enter to Win a $3000 Gaming PC That Will Be Given Away This Week!”.
MSI today announced a major HYDRA driver update – V1.5.106 – for the MSI Big Bang-Fuzion motherboard. HYDRA Technology now supports up to 3-way cross-vendor multi-GPU processing and DirectX 11 for experiencing the latest and Continue reading “Lucid HYDRA Driver v1.5.106 Adds DX11 Support to MSI Big Bang-Fuzion Mobo”.
G.Skill today announced it has created the ultimate extreme performance dual channel DDR3 2GB x2 memory kit, rated at 2,500MHz CL9-11-9-28 at only 1.65V, which is specifically designed for Intel Core-i7 860 & 870 processors Continue reading “G.Skill releases the world’s fastest memory at 2500MHz w/ CL9 timings”.
Nvidia has released 197.45, which is a WHQL-certified driver for all older GPUs that are not the 400 series. This means that GeForce GTX 480 and GeForce GTX 470 GPUs should stick with 197.41 WHQL Continue reading “NVIDIA Releases Forceware 197.45 WHQL Video Card Drivers for Download”.
ASUS recently announced the Bravo220 video card, which was designed from the start with energy savings in mind. The card is derived from an NVIDIA GeForce GT220 GPU and has been fitted with a passive Continue reading “ASUS Introduces Bravo220 HTPC Video Card – GeForce GT220”.
Two Activision Blizzard developers, fired for breach of contract after allegedly meeting with a rival about starting a new studio, agreed to produce games for rival Electronic Arts. Jason West and Vince Zampella, creators of Continue reading “Call of Duty game developers that were fired by Activision head to EA”.
