Toshiba has introduced the first laptop capable of playing next-generation, high-definition DVDs. The Qosmio G35-AV650 supports the HD DVD format, which Toshiba helped develop, and also plays standard DVDs. Its dual drive can write data Continue reading “Toshiba unveils first HD DVD laptop – Qosmio G35-AV650”.
Fudo over at The Inq believes that ATI is working on an answer to Quad SLI and planning to release their quad solution this summer. No word on pricing or naming yet, but the rumors Continue reading “ATI Soon to Offer Quad Crossfire GPU Solution”.
Internet regulators reject plans to create a domain for pornography websites ending with the .xxx suffix. No big shocker here! Advocates of the exclusive domain had argued that it would make it easier for web Continue reading “Plan for .xxx domain dropped”.
Yahoo Inc. and NBC Universal Television’s Telemundo said on Wednesday that they will merge their Web properties targeted at the U.S. Hispanic market into a joint Internet business, Yahoo! Telemundo. The two companies said they Continue reading “Yahoo, Telemundo form US Hispanic Web business”.
Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates on Tuesday announced a new cross-platform gaming service that integrates games played on cell phones, Xbox 360 consoles and the upcoming Windows Vista operating system. The “Live Anywhere” service will Continue reading “Microsoft announces ‘Live Anywhere’ online gaming service”.
Apple Computer Inc.’s iTunes Music Store has started selling TV programs from Fox Entertainment Group’s networks, including shows such as ”24.” Shows for sale will cost $1.99 each to download and will come from the Continue reading “First WB Movie Downloads now we have Fox shows sold at iTunes for $1.99”.
Warner Brothers is to start selling film downloads via the internet using the same technology once blamed for helping people swap illegal copies. The Hollywood studio has reached a deal with the web company Bit Continue reading “Warner Brothers to start selling movie downloads”.
Legit Reviews takes the Kingston DataTraveler Elite-Privacy Edition (DTE Privacy Edition) out for a test drive in our most recent article. The DTE Privacy Edition is the worlds first USB Flash drive that secures 100% of data on-the-fly via 128-bit hardware-based AES encryption, ensuring fail-safe security best practices without IT intervention.
Alienware has introduced two new ultra-powerful mobile systems loaded with dual NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GPUs: the 17″ Aurora m9700 and the 19″ Aurora mALX. As Alienware’s most powerful desktop replacements to date, the Aurora Continue reading “Alienware Launches New SLI Notebooks: Aurora m9700 and Aurora mALX”.
It is rumored that Intel has separated their memory and processor production, which is making some industry analysts believe that Intel might spin something off. Since Intel isn’t going to spin off their processor line Continue reading “Rumor: Intel might sell memory chip unit”.
Microsoft Corp. will release an HD DVD player for its Xbox 360 video game machine in time for the 2006 holiday season and will have 10 million of its next-generation consoles to market before its Continue reading “Microsoft Xbox 360 HD DVD Player Due for Holidays”.
Is Dell fighting yesterday’s war? That’s one possibility that weighed on the shares of the world’s No. 1 PC vendor in the wake of its announcement Monday that its first-quarter financial results would once again Continue reading “Dell Price Cuts Helping Only So Much”.
Aiming to hang on to the hard-core gamers who have propelled Sony to the top of the $25 billion video game industry, the company gave tantalizing demonstrations of the games planned for its upcoming PlayStation Continue reading “The $499 Sony PlayStation Leaves People Shocked At E3 2006”.
According to a DailyTech report, Nvidia recently told its partners the nForce 550, 570, 570 SLI and 590 SLI will ship supporting AMD’s upcoming Socket AM2 interconnect and, separately, Intel’s Core 2 Duo desktop processor Continue reading “Nvidia to launch nForce 500 chipsets May 23rd”.
AOpen plans to downsize its capital by 40% to NT$1.56 billion (US$50 million) in an attempt to overcome huge losses from its ODD manufacturing business and improve its financial structure, according to the company in Continue reading “AOpen reduces capital 40%”.
