AMD today announced more than 500 new participants have joined the AMD Commercial Systems Channel Program, further validating the company’s commitment to customer-centric innovation and collaboration among the growing worldwide AMD64 ecosystem of solutions integrators, Continue reading “AMD’s Channel Program Grows and Offers Better Service”.
The Inq. reports that Intel’s Bensley was delayed not due to any problems with the platform itself, but due to FB-DIMM memory modules. Very interesting story and could be the truth behind why it was Continue reading “FB-DIMMs slow down Intel Bensley servers”.
Apple Computer founder and CEO Steve Jobs sold 45 per cent of his Apple stock on March 19th. Jobs sold 4,573,553 shares at a price of $64.66, which translates to $295,725,936. After selling the 4,573,553 Continue reading “Steve Jobs Sells $295,725,936 In Apple Shares”.
While Microsoft has already delayed their Windows Vista operating system and Office programs till 2007 we have some good news for those that don’t like change. It is being reported that Microsoft Office 2007 will Continue reading “Microsoft Office 2007 will work with Windows XP”.
Bristish Telecom has sent letters to more than 3,000 customers that were downloading more than their monthly contract allows. If you are a BT customer that has been downloading between 100 and 200 gigabytes per Continue reading “BT Goes After Broadband Bandwidth Hogs”.
Fudo over at The Inq believes that ATI is getting ready to launch the Radeon X1900 GTO video card. It will be based on the R580 core and more than likely clocked at 500/1000 MHz. Continue reading “ATI set to release Radeon X1900 GTO Video Card”.
Nvidia is going to get more money out of Sony – more, in fact, than it garnered for developing the PlayStation 3’s graphics chip, the company revealed this week, though it won’t say what the Continue reading “Nvidia wins more Sony contracts”.
Notebook makers in Taiwan predict that AMD’s first batch of dual-core Turion 64 mobile processors, which will reportedly be released on May 9, may start a price war in the dual-core notebook market sooner than Continue reading “AMD Turion 64 X2 CPUs Coming on May 9th For Notebooks”.
Consumers about to face a confusing and expensive choice between two conflicting standards for high-definition DVDs will need to upgrade their cables if they want to enjoy all the benefits of the new movie players. Continue reading “Extra costs a worry for next-gen DVD adoption”.
Toshiba Corp.?s U.S. unit may delay the launch of its next-generation DVD player for several weeks to coincide with the April debut of movies that play in the new HD DVD format, the company said Continue reading “Toshiba may delay HD-DVD?s U.S. launch”.
Alexei Oreskovic has a great piece up today about how Dell bought Alienware not only to gain high end market share, but to also be able to get access to AMD processors. Dell has yet Continue reading “Rumor: Dell Bought Alienware To Get AMD Processors”.
Sony has confirmed that its next generation Playstation three will be region free, at least for gaming. This is awesome news for all and something that wasn’t expected by many. In a QA session following Continue reading “Sony Playstation 3 (PS3) will be region free”.
The Inq thinks that they are the first to report that gamers need 2GB of system memory to run Microsoft Vista today, but that is not the case. Legit Reviews posted an editorial back in Continue reading “Vista gamers need 2GB plus of memory”.
The Register says that AMD will release its first batch of dual-core Turion 64 mobile processors on 9 May, lining up seven chips clocked between 1.6GHz and 2.2GHz, and accompanied by low-voltage variants, according to Continue reading “AMD confirms Athlon 64 X2 5000+”.
Taiwan?s notebook manufacturers expect Intel?s price reduction on dual-core Yonah processors to arrive in advance of the planned date of May 28, with the aim of stimulating the worldwide notebook PC market, despite Microsoft?s delayed Continue reading “Microsoft’s Vista delay could pull Intel?s price-cut schedule forward”.