Targus announced a Zip-Thru 15.4 Corporate Traveler Laptop Case, the first in Targus’ line of checkpoint-friendly laptop cases.This case is designed to help business travelers eliminate the hassle of having to remove their laptop from Continue reading “Targus Announces Airport Checkpoint-Friendly Laptop Cases”.
Palit just announced an SLI-ready GeForce 9500 GT series graphics cards that stands out from the crowd. The Palit GeForce 9500 GT is a dual slot graphics card that is passively cooled for complete silence. Continue reading “Palit Announces A Passively Cooled GeForce 9500 GT Video Card”.
Walton Chaintech just announced the GeForce 9 series GSE9500GT DDR3 512MB graphics card, the officially appointed gaming graphics card for the famous game C.S. On-Line in Taiwan. CHAINTECH GSE9500GT is the mainstream graphics card not Continue reading “Walton Chaintech Announces GeForce 9500GT Video Card”.
Apple might have decided its partnership with Intel doesn’t mean it has to use all of Intel’s products. AppleInsider reports that Apple could be using a chipset from a different company–or even an internally developed Continue reading “Could Apple Use Via or AMD Processors in Upcoming MacBook Models?”.
Rumor has it that consistent NAND flash price drop in the market has prompted Kingston Technology to prepare price cuts for its memory cards, which should spur fellow memory module makers to follow, said industry Continue reading “Rumor: Kingston said to be planning memory card price cut”.
There’s a big new search engine launching Monday: Cuil. Developed and run by the husband-and-wife team of Stanford professor Tom Costello and former Google search architect Anna Patterson, it’s pitched as bigger, faster, and better Continue reading “New search engine takes aim at Google – Cuil”.
LG Display Co Ltd the world’s No. 2 maker of liquid crystal display (LCD) screens, said on Sunday it would cut its panel output by around 10 percent until August because of weakening global demand. Continue reading “LG Display to cut output by 10 pct in downturn”.
Micro-Star International (MSI) shipped 4.7-4.9 million motherboards in second quarter 2008, a slight increase compared to the first quarter due largely to performance in emerging markets. The company also shipped 2.4-2.5 million graphics cards, according Continue reading “MSI sees increasing motherboard shipments in 2Q08”.
Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) has revealed the latest GeForce 9800 GTX+ Hydra Pack to meet the requirement from performance-hungry gamers. With two N9800GTX+-512MX-W graphics cards, ECS Hydra Cooling System, and plenty of accessories bundled in Continue reading “ECS Launches GeForce 9800 GTX+ Hydra Pack”.
Walton Chaintech Corporation announced this morning the APOGEE GT Blazer DDR3 1800 4GB Low Voltage memory kit. Supporting EPP 2.0 as well, APOGEE GT Blazer DDR3 1800 4GB kit attains the lowest voltage of 1.8V Continue reading “Walton Chaintech Announces APOGEE GT DDR3 1800 4GB Memory Kits”.
We recently compared the power consumption levels of an ASUS P5E3 Premium WiFi-AP@N Edition to the Gigabyte GA-X48-DS5 motherboard. In the article we discovered that the ASUS P5E3 Premium was more efficient, but declared consumers the overall winner as both boards lower power usage. Since the review was posted we have gotten negative feedback about the boards we used for testing and have a new motherboard and new test results!
Corsair just announced the immediate availability of a new DOMINATOR DDR3 memory kit running at 2133MHz. The launch of this memory kit, the TW3X2G2133C9DF, makes it the worlds fastest DDR3 memory solution in production volume. Continue reading “Corsair Announces 2133Mhz DDR3 Memory Kits – World’s Fastest Kit”.
Originally scheduled to launch in November or December this year, Intel’s Nehalem-based Bloomfield processors will now launch in September along with X58 chipsets, sources at motherboard makers have revealed. However, the sources pointed out that Continue reading “Intel brings forward Nehalem processor launch”.
Nintendo is facing a ban on U.S. sales of some controllers for its Wii and GameCube systems after it lost a bid to overturn a $21 million patent-infringement verdict. U.S. District Judge Ron Clark in Continue reading “Nintendo faces ban on Wii Classic Controller”.
Video games sold in New York state must clearly label ratings for violent content under a law signed on Tuesday, which rights groups criticized as likely unconstitutional. The New York Civil Liberties Union said that Continue reading “New York state passes video game labeling law”.
