Seagate’s global consumer hard disk drive (HDD) marketing manager Rob Pait, at a press conference in Taipei on March 6, debuted Seagate’s DAVE (digital audio-video experience) platform, a wireless mobile external HDD with storage capacities Continue reading “Seagate unveils DAVE mobile HDD in Taiwan”.
Hewlett-Packard continued to pull ahead of Dell in global PC sales during the fourth quarter of 2006, according to an industry report released Tuesday. Dell was the only top-five vendor to ship fewer PCs in Continue reading “HP piles PC sales up over Dell”.
A group of U.S. venture capital firms, including Disneys investment arm, was set to announce Wednesday that it had invested $23.5 million in UUSee, a major Chinese site for Web video. UUSee distributes live and Continue reading “U.S. firms invest $23.5M in Chinese video site UUSee”.
Yahoo Inc. has added mobile phones running Microsoft’s Windows Mobile software to a growing list of handsets from device makers who feature its services on their phone screens. Yahoo said on Tuesday it had agreed Continue reading “Yahoo to run on millions of Windows Mobile phones”.
The Corsair TWIN2X2048-10000C5DF memory kit is one of the fastest memory kits available in the World and we push it to the extreme to see how it does at several popular memory timings. The kit is rated for operation at 1250MHz, but that doesn’t mean it stops there! Read on to see how far we were able to push these modules and see if they are right for you!
In stark contrast to the previous post claiming 3,000 new internet cafes are planned by Unicom over at MSNBC it seems that CNN is reporting that China is banning any new net cafes. According to Continue reading “China bans opening new Internet cafes”.
China’s second-largest mobile phone company plans to open 3,000 Internet cafes by the end of the year, exerting stronger state control over a sector once dominated by private enterprise, state-run radio reported Tuesday. China Unicom Continue reading “China firm Unicom plans 3,000 new Internet cafes”.
HP and Dell Inc., which together sell more than half the country’s PCs, are earning praise from environmentalists for using more eco-friendly components and recycling their products when consumers discard them. They have a program Continue reading “Dell & HP Talk Up E-Waste Programs”.
I’m sure AMD is laughing at this one, it seems that Intel may have lost some internal e-mails that the company is required to produce in a lawsuit brought against it by Advanced Micro Devices Continue reading “Oh crap – Intel loses e-mail needed in AMD case”.
I know many of our readers know that DFI makes enthusiast motherboards, but did you know that they also make mainboards for things like arcade game machines? It’s a big part of their revenue! Digitimes Continue reading “DFI and Ibase see sales of arcade game machines grow”.
AMD Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer Hector Ruiz will present at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference today at 10:30 a.m. PT (1:30 p.m. ET) and will update the companys first quarter 2007 Continue reading “AMD to Update First Quarter Guidance – Swing and a Miss”.
VMware is introducing Monday a public beta version of ACE 2 Enterprise Edition, an upgrade of its two-year-old ACE program for virtualizing desktop computers so they can run multiple software or operating systems. One of Continue reading “VMware brings Virtualization to a USB drive”.
The CoolIT Systems RAM Fan attaches to your motherboards RAM bank by clipping onto the standard Dual In-line Memory Modules (DIMM). The blue LED fan and the angled design directs air flow across the RAM modules to reduce risk of overheating and improve the RAM’s ability to be overclocked. Read on as we take a look at the RAM Fan and try it out on some overclocked modules!
By 2020, the United States will emit almost one-fifth more gases that lead to global warming than it did in 2000, increasing the risks of drought and scarce water supplies. That projection comes from an Continue reading “U.S. projects steep rise in greenhouse gases by 2020”.
A former Intel contractor has seen his conviction for hacking into the company’s systems expunged, after a battle lasting more than a decade. Randall Schwartz had his arrest and conviction for bypassing Intel security systems Continue reading “Intel ‘hacker’ sentence expunged”.
