DivX, Inc. today announced the DivX Certification of the Samsung Ultra Video (SGH-F500) mobile phone, a revolutionary phone that features an unrivaled design and brings a superior range of multimedia experiences to consumers including high Continue reading “World’s First DivX Mobile Phone is Unveiled – Samsung SGH-F500”.
AMD today announced it expects to report revenue of approximately $1.225 billion in the quarter ending March 31, 2007. Revenues declined sharply quarter-over-quarter for the Computing Solutions segment, primarily due to lower overall average selling Continue reading “AMD Updates First Quarter Outlook – Tough Times”.
Intel Corporation today advanced its enthusiast-level quad-core processor family with the introduction of the Intel Core 2 Extreme processor QX6800, the companys twelfth quad-core processor offering. Running at 2.93 GHz — the fastest native clock Continue reading “Intel Launches QX6800 – 2.93Ghz Quad-Core Desktop Processor”.
Legit Reviews brings you a look at the Aerocool Zero Degree, which is one of the more recent computer cases from Aerocool. This case is aimed at gamers and enthusiasts that are looking for great cooling. The Aerocool Zero Degree is different from most standard ATX computer cases as the motherboard actually mounts upside down. Read on to see if this case is right for you!
Best Buy Co. said Wednesday it will carry Apple Inc. computers in 200 stores by this fall after a successful test last year. The nation’s largest consumer electronics retailer has long carried iPods, But it Continue reading “Best Buy to carry Apple computers in 200 stores”.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has begun shipping two 3GHz versions of its dual-core Opteron chip to server vendors, continuing a battle over multicore processing power with Intel, the company said Wednesday. AMD plans to begin Continue reading “AMD debuts 3GHz dual-core Opteron 2222 SE Processor”.
The Internet search giant Google paid its top executive, Eric Schmidt, a salary of $1 and a holiday bonus of $1,723 in 2006, according to a regulatory filing Wednesday. But Schmidt’s personal security cost shareholders Continue reading “Google chief gets $1, but his security costs $532,755”.
Super Talent Technology today launched a series of IDE Flash Disk Modules (FDMs), which are on display this week in Super Talents booth at the Embedded Systems Conference. These FDMs are based on NAND Flash Continue reading “Super Talent Introduces IDE Flash Disk Modules”.
Micron Technology swung to a loss in its fiscal second quarter, as the company endured plummeting prices and weak demand from cell phone makers. The Boise, Idaho chipmaker said Wednesday it lost $52 million, or Continue reading “Micron Technology Has Net Loss of $52 Million in Second Quarter 2007”.
Intel is betting on a combination of manufacturing prowess and pragmatic chip design to outsell Advanced Micro Devices’ upcoming quad-core Barcelona processor. Barcelona, slated for release later this year, is the next version of the Continue reading “Intel looks to bury AMD’s ‘elegant’ Barcelona Processor”.
FBI investigators have visited Second Life’s Internet casinos at the invitation of the virtual world’s creator Linden Lab, but the U.S. government has not decided on the legality of virtual gambling. Hundreds of casinos offering Continue reading “FBI checks gambling in Second Life virtual world”.
Intel will attempt to push its multimedia platform, Viiv, further into the market later in 2007 with plans to charge motherboard makers just US$1 for its upcoming ICH9-DH chipset, compared to the first and second Continue reading “Intel to cut prices of Viiv platform chipsets”.
Microsoft has come under attack for the way it advertises the Vista operating system. A lawsuit, filed in Seattle, alleges that the company advertised systems as “Vista capable,” when in fact the systems were not Continue reading “Microsoft sued over Vista branding – I Need an Upgrade?”.
EMI Group PLC on Monday announced a deal that will allow computer company Apple Inc. to sell the record company’s songs online without copy protection software. The agreement means that customers of Apple’s iTunes store Continue reading “EMI dropping copy protection on Apple iTunes songs”.
The spot prices for both branded and non-branded DRAM chips spurred on March 30 prompting some analysts to speculate that this may be a sign showing that DRAM spot pricing is likely to hit bottom Continue reading “DRAM spot market may show signs of bottoming prices”.
