nVidia’s been quite busy as of late with its recent and very successful launch of its 7900 series graphics cards. However, the real money lies in the mainstream market, and nVidia has a not so Continue reading “7600GS priced to $150”.
When you say Foxconn, the picture that pops into most people’s heads are of low end budget computer parts. And while it is somewhat accurate, the story is also along the lines of them being Continue reading “Foxconn splashes onto the video card scene”.
Everybody knows Google by now right? And by extension many probably know of Froogle as well, Google’s price search engine for online retailers. With the recent launch of Google’s new beta payment service dubbed “Google Continue reading “Froogle + Retail = All your base are belong to Google Base.”.
CNET recieved this morning news from what they claim is a very reliable source, that Dell has acquired Alienware, makers of custom built gaming and workstation computers. When contacted about the rumor, Alienware neither denied Continue reading “Alienware, America’s favorite PC?”.
VIA, best know for its chipsets, has begun mass production of its ultra low voltage C7-M processor. Now, when we think ultra low voltage, the thing that pops into most of our minds is either Continue reading “Three can play the ULV game.”.
What’s there to say? If you’ve got the money, this is certainly a very nice setup. You get all the speed you’ll need for months to come, and you get to enjoy it all in Continue reading “Innovatek + eVGA = 7900GTX SLi Watercooling”.
The Register has posted on their site that they believe Intel will have a price cut on their processors next month and launch a new processor on their desktop line. The new processor was said Continue reading “Rumor: Intel Pentium D 960 Launching April 30th”.
California based UltraCell have demonstrated a compact fuel cell prototype that can power a laptop for 14 hours. While the 14 hours of battery life seem very temping, the $4 fuel cell cartridges are a Continue reading “2H2 for your Laptop”.
ATI have confirmed rumors that they have aquired XGI. The press release doesn’t mention what will become of XGI, but does say that ATI will take on some XGI employees. TORONTO & SHANGHAI, China–(BUSINESS WIRE)–March Continue reading “ATI Aquires XGI”.
The topic of security on a Mac has always been quite controversial. Many credit the lack of security problems and virus issues to good design, while others lean towards the notion that it’s because the Continue reading “Obscurity Security”.
It’s no mystery to anyone that AIM has become quite bloated over the years, but other than a few reverse engineers trying to profit from AOL’s IM network, users have been limited to running older Continue reading “AIM a la carte?”.
Ahh… the little technology that could. Intel’s foray into the world of SMT on a chip never garnered as much attention as it could have, but it was nonetheless a nice bonus for those of Continue reading “Farewell HyperThreading, helloooo Tera Scaling!”.
Corsair are due to release two new kits of RAM at CeBIT this year. Strange is that they market the 1066MHz DDR2 for Intel systems when AMD’s AM2 socket will be released shortly, but none-the-less Continue reading “Corsair to unveil DDR2 and DDR memory solutions at CeBIT 2006”.
Great news for UK users of BT Broadband! BT are due to quadruple the speeds of their DSL service, according to BBC News. They claim the vast majority of users will be able to access Continue reading “BT ‘quadruples’ broadband speeds”.
SiS are to enter the Dram market according to Digitimes. According to their sources SiS will be making DDR2 and DDR1-400 modules with the help of their parent company United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC). SiS has Continue reading “SiS to produce DRAM modules”.