ASUS sent over a number of pictures of their next generation micro-ATX board based on the Intel P55 Express chipset, the Maximus III Gene. The board is shipping with 10-phase PWM design, four DDR3 dual-channel Continue reading “ASUS Maximus III Gene mATX Motherboard Pictures”.
Computer hardware website ChipHell has posted up some pictures of AMD’s upcoming DirectX 11 graphics card, codenamed Juniper. Here are the first pictures of the Juniper/Evergreen DirectX 11 video card by AMD/ATI. For hooking up Continue reading “AMD DirectX 11 Juniper Video Card Pictured”.
China’s normally secretive Defense Ministry on Thursday launched a website www.mod.gov.cn, in a new bid to allay overseas criticism over its military transparency and the build-up of its armed forces. The site, which also has Continue reading “China launches Military Website on Military Building and National Defense”.
OCZ Technology today introduced the Zee USB 2.0 flash drive, perfect for users seeking a simple and portable way to tote their multi-media files and documents. For the on-the-go student, gamer, or professional, the OCZ Continue reading “OCZ Announces The Zee USB 2.0 Flash Drive Series”.
Back in June 2009, AMD silently launched a pair of energy efficient 65W TDP processors that didn’t get that much attention from the press for some reason. Those two socket AM3 processors are called the AMD Phenom II X3 705e and Phenom II X4 905e. Read on to see how they perform!
Nvidia is readying silicon that would work with Intel’s newest processor design, according to a report. Intel claims Nvidia does not have the legal rights to make companion chips for its newest processors. According to Continue reading “Nvidia readies new MCP99 chipset for Intel Nehalem Processors”.
Nvidia’s new 40nm GeForce 210 (GT218) GPU-based graphics cards will be available in the retail channel in October, as yield of the 40nm process at foundry partner Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has improved, according Continue reading “Nvidia 40nm GeForce 210 GPU to hit channel in October”.
Dark Void, Capcoms highly-anticipated sci-fi action/adventure game for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, will be ringing in the New Year by launching on January 12, 2010 in North America and January 15, 2010 Continue reading “Capcom Announces Dark Void Will Ship January 12, 2010”.
Two years in the making, the first professional grade gaming mouse from CM Storm, the Sentinel Advance, makes its debut on the world scene. Designed to search and destroy, the sleek curves emphasize an ergonomic Continue reading “Cooler Master Launches Sentinel Advance OLED Gaming Mouse”.
A new study says the average age of video-game players in the United States is 35, and oh, by the way: They’re overweight and tend to be depressed. The hypothesis was that video-game players have Continue reading “Study: Average gamer is 35, fat and bummed”.
Hewlett-Packard Co. said it saw signs of stability as it reported a quarterly profit and outlook on Tuesday that beat Wall Street’s forecasts. A 2% rise in PC shipments helped drive results. HP is the Continue reading “HP sees biz stabilizing as PC shipments rise 2%”.
iBUYPOWER has announced its proprietary USB Internal Expansion System (IES Controller). The new system will enhance control and boost power to front panel USB ports and add-ons like card readers. The iBUYPOWER USB Internal Expansion Continue reading “iBUYPOWER launches Internal USB Expansion System”.
Get ready to storm the battlefield! DICE, an Electronic Arts Inc. studio, today announced that Battlefield: Bad Company 2 will be available March 2, 2010 in North America and March 5, 2010 in Europe. Battlefield: Continue reading “Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Release Date Announced for 3/2/2010”.
Activision and id Software announced today that the highly-anticipated Wolfenstein is now available nationwide for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, the PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system and PC. Developed by Continue reading “id Software’s Wolfenstein Now Available for XBox 360, PS3 and PC Owners”.
In an effort to test the awesome power of their new super computer, a team of scientists at University of Tsukuba, Japan, have calculated Pi out to 2.5 trillion decimal places, more than doubling the Continue reading “Japanese Super Computer Calculates Pi To The 2.5 Trillionth Decimal Point”.
