It looks like Sapphire will be the first ATI partner to ship such a video card that fully supports HDMI. It plans to show off the Sapphire Radeon X1600Pro HDMI card at the Cebit show Continue reading “Sapphire Claims Their X1600Pro Is The First HDMI Video Card”.
One of our forum members has spotted the upcoming nVidia GeForce 7900GTX on sale and in stock over at MWave this morning. Two EVGA cards are listed one being part number 512-P2-N575-AX, which is the Continue reading “MWave Selling nVidia GeForce 7900GTX SuperClock For $795”.
The Western Digital SecureConnect SATA cable technology is designed to keep your cable in place and strengthens the drive-cable connection by more than 500%. We take a quick look at the SecureConnect, which is something that might make your life easier for under $10! Read on to see if you are using the right SATA cable.
AMD just launched the latest dual core processors, the X85 parts. They are the 185, 285 and 885 models, all running at 2.6GHz. That makes these parts more or less FX-60s in a new package! Continue reading “AMD Releases X85 Processors (Bring On The 2.6GHz Chips!)”.
Corsair Memory is saying that it will launch the world?s fastest DDR2 and DDR memory solutions for Intel and AMD platforms at CeBIT 2006 in Hannover, Germany. Rated at 1066MHz, the new TWIN2X1024-8500 from Corsair Continue reading “Corsair to unveil DDR2 1066MHz Memory At Cebit”.
In the latest version of Skype, a product of eBay Inc – users found 10-way conference calls, but only if Intel hardware was used. AMD users were treated with just a 5-way option. Both Skype Continue reading “Skype Features Intel Only Code — AMD Gains Ammo”.
Time Warner Inc.’s AOL plans to sell programing on its Web site by the middle of this year, a top executive said, as it hastens to secure a place in the market for video-on-demand over Continue reading “AOL to add paid downloads to free service”.
It took the market about 20 minutes on Friday to figure out that Intel’s midquarter warning was bad news for Advanced Micro Devices as well. It seems that the math isn’t adding up and if Continue reading “AMD’s Stock Catches Intel Chip Flu”.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has agreed to pay $612.5 million to patent holding company NTP to settle a long-running dispute that threatened to shut down the popular wireless e-mail service. This is great news Continue reading “$612 Million Deal Ends BlackBerry Shut Down Threat”.
After studying the use of cell phones and other portable electronic devices on commercial aircraft, a team of Carnegie Mellon University researchers has concluded that passengers are regularly violating the ban on using the devices Continue reading “Cell Phone-Using Passengers Risk Airplane Safety”.
China is ramping up creation of a parallel system of net domains to tempt more Chinese people to go online. By using Chinese language net domains it aims to reach those people who do not Continue reading “China Looking Into Chinese Net Domains”.
A middle school student faces expulsion for allegedly posting graphic threats against a classmate on the popular MySpace.com Web site, and 20 of his classmates were suspended for viewing the posting, school officials said. Just Continue reading “Student suspended for viewing MySpace posting”.
Intel appears to be preparing to launch is ultra-mobile PC on 7 March, if the umpc.com website is anything to go by. It will be interesting to see just what Intel has planned on this Continue reading “Intel to unveil ultra-mobile PC on March 7th at IDF”.
Rahul from Voodoo PC believes that Dell might think about buying Alienware to help their enthusiast image in our community. When you look at why it would work it all makes sense, but who knows Continue reading “Rumor: Voodoo PC Claims Dell May Buy Alienware”.
Intel Corporation today announced that first-quarter revenue is expected to be between $8.7 billion and $9.1 billion, as compared to the previous expectation of between $9.1 billion and $9.7 billion, primarily due to weaker than Continue reading “Intel First-Quarter Revenue Below Expectations”.
