After a recent announcement by Intel concerning the release of their dual-core Xeon processor line, Asustek revealed their newest server motherboard series that support the Paxville dual-core Xeon processor: the PVL-D. The PVL-D series includes Continue reading “Asustek debuts dual-core Intel Xeon server boards”.
Today, Symantec, one of today’s security “giants”, announced that they will not pursue litigation or cry foul concerning Microsoft’s entrance into the security business next year. “We’re not looking to go whining to the EU Continue reading “Symantec won’t ‘whine’ about Microsoft”.
For fans of the recently-released X1000 series graphics cards by ATI, and for those who can appreciate the functions of the All-In-Wonder cards, here’s a treat: ATI currently has the X1800 All-In-Wonder in beta, and Continue reading “All in Wonder X1800 is already in beta”.
Looks like Intel is turning the heat up on AMD with the release of the dual-core Xeon processor, which is geared toward servers. This comes months after AMD’s release of their dual-core Opteron processor. At Continue reading “Intel unwraps dual-core Xeon server processors”.
Third-quarter numbers are looking strong for first-tier motherboard companies Asustek, Microstar International (MSI), Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS), and Gigabyte Technology, with combined shipments totaling 26.5-26.7 million units, which is roughly a 20-21% increase for the Continue reading “First-tier motherboard shipments up 20% in 3Q”.
Microsoft has acquired Unveil Technologies, and have apparent plans to implement their speech-recognition software into later version of Microsoft’s Speech Server. Microsoft has acquired intellectual property assets of Unveil Technologies, a Waltham, MA-based company whose Continue reading “Microsoft Unveils (Possible) Next Stage of Speech Server”.
Today we take the ECS KN1 Extreme SLI motherboard out for a spin. Looking at the specifications the board is based on NVIDIA’s NF4 chipset and features SLI technology, so should we expect to see a solid motherboard if done right. ECS told us to expect more from this SLI board than the original KN1 Extreme. Read on to see the results.
Those of you needing the AMD Dual Core fix can download it here, courtesy of AMDZone. Make sure you read all of the included information and be aware that this hotfix does require a registry Continue reading “Windows XP SP2 Dual Core Performance Hot Fix Download”.
The Xion II case is a steel mid tower case that comes with everything you need in a case. This includes a 450W power supply, front and rear 120mm ball-bearing fans, and another 80mm ball-bearing fan in case window, all this at a price under $50.00. Read on as we assemble a system in the case and see what it can do.
Does the Windows “Validation” software drive anyone else nuts? Anyway, heres hoping SP3 with actually IMPROVE the performance of Windows XP. Though Microsoft still won’t confirm that it will release a third service pack for Continue reading “Windows XP SP3 Preview Surfaces Online”.
Dell has actually had some pretty decent deals lately. On the other hand, I will never buy another Dell product again, as they have without a doubt the worst customer service I have ever seen. Continue reading “For Dell, will luxury PCs boost profits?”.
As most people already know that the Sony PlayStation can be modified to allow imported games to be played. In the UK this is has being ruled as illegal. In Australia Sony have lost their Continue reading “PlayStation loses chipping case”.
No more disputes on the pitch? Yeah, right! But it’s a start. LONDON ? An RF chip developed in Germany is being tested in Peru as a means to determine goal-line decisions in soccer matches. Continue reading “Chip-enabled ball makes goal-line decisions”.
Today Legit Reviews takes a look at some memory with some bling, Crucial Ballistix PC2 5300. The Ballistix line is specifically built for performance enthusiasts who want to push the performance envelope and LR does just that. Read on to see if Crucial’s Ballistix memory is the bling you need.
We got our hands on the DYMO Cool Clicks Talking Labelmaker and gave it a look on our weekend off. Dymo claims it combines the learning aspect of spelling with the creative outputs of labels that kids love, so they can personalize all their stuff. We just find it fun to label things!
