DivX today announced a licensing agreement with semiconductor supplier AMD (NYSE:AMD). This agreement will allow AMD to include DivX(R) video technology with specific AMD Xilleon(TM) processors to power a broad range of next-generation digital TVs Continue reading “DivX Announces Agreement with AMD to Support AMD Xilleon”.
ASUS North American headquarters today confirmed the plan to offer channel-wide availability of the Microsoft Windows XP-based Eee PC. The ASUS Eee PC defines a new category of computing device that offers an excellent Internet Continue reading “ASUS Outlines Roll-out Plan for Windows-Based Eee PC”.
The NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB graphics card is by far one of the most popular cards on the market today. Today, we take a look at three identical cards from three very different companies to see which card is right for you once you have narrowed the search down to just a GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB. Read on to see how Albatron, EVGA and XFX GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB video cards do!
Intel Corp.’s profit leaped 51 percent as sales of microprocessors accelerated in the fourth quarter, but the world’s largest semiconductor company’s stock plunged after hours because the results fell short of Wall Street’s expectations. Intel Continue reading “Intel 4Q Results Disappoint Wall Street”.
The new BooM China by TwinMOS is a unique take on the many available ways to amplify the iPod. Working in partnership with a traditional painter in China who has dedicated his life to reminding Continue reading “BooM China iPod docking and speaker system from TwinMOS”.
It’s been a rough start to the year for Intel’s stock. After only two weeks of trading, the chipmaker’s shares are down more than 12% in 2008, closing Monday at $23.08. Now, the company will Continue reading “Intel Faces Demand Doubt – fourth-quarter earnings reported today!”.
In its early stages, Electronic Arts’ forthcoming and much-anticipated game Spore was code-named Sim Everything, a play on its heritage as the newest game by The Sims creator Will Wright. But now, “sim everything” has Continue reading “Coming to the Mac in 2008: ‘Spore’ by Electronic Arts”.
Consumer electronics maker Toshiba Corp said on Monday it is slashing prices of its HD DVD format players by between 40 to 50 percent as major Hollywood studios move to embrace Sony Corp’s Blu-ray format Continue reading “Toshiba cuts HD player prices in Blu-ray fight”.
Intel is planning to launch 15 45nm notebook CPUs for its upcoming Centrino platform, Montevina, which is currently scheduled to launch in May this year. Eight of the CPUs will be smaller package size models Continue reading “Intel to launch 15 Montevina CPUs in May”.
China Mobile Ltd. said it ended talks to sell Apple Inc.’s IPhone in China, stalling Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs’s plans to introduce the handset in the biggest market by users. Rainie Lei, a Hong Continue reading “China Mobile Ends Talks With Apple to Sell IPhone”.
Microsoft has made Vista’s Service Pack 1 near-final “release candidate” available for download to the general public, after initially choosing to restrict it to 15,000 beta testers when it debuted last week. The update is Continue reading “Near-final Microsoft Vista SP1 goes public”.
IBM said its fourth-quarter profits and sales were better than analysts expected thanks to strong results from its operations in Asia, Europe and emerging markets. Shares of IBM rose 9.6% to $107.01 on the news. Continue reading “IBM’s Earnings Top Estimates”.
Intel has recently released details of its Shelton’08-based low-cost notebook platform (Basic Platform) to partners and has set the launch schedule for the third quarter this year, according to sources at PC makers. The platform Continue reading “Intel Shelton’08-based low-cost notebooks to launch in 3Q08”.
You may have seen a few online headlines today indicating AMD Phenom processor delays. AMD sent Legit Reviews an e-mail as they would like to clarify where things stand with this on-going roll-out of AMD Continue reading “AMD Phenom Quad-Core Processor Update”.
A memory card that wirelessly sends pictures from a digital camera to a computer letting you skip the tedium of plugging the camera in to upload images got bragging rights Wednesday at the International Consumer Continue reading “CES prize goes to $100 memory card – WiFi Flash Memory”.
