” The dawn of 64-bit Windows desktop computing is upon us. So say the likes of Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, and Microsoft. And this time, they really, really mean it. It’s about time. Ever since Continue reading “Coming Soon: 64-Bit Desktop Computers”.
” The announcement of SLI and the nForce 4 in the middle of 2004 generated a lot of talk in the hardware community. There were the skeptics who thought that it would remain a limited Continue reading “Hands on With NVIDIA’s SLI”.
“While the computing industry has been working to tighten up the security of its products amid increasing threats from viruses and hackers, a truly trustworthy infrastructure is still a few years off, Hewlett-Packard’s security head Continue reading “Will Longhorn Boost Computer Security?”.
“ Starting from January 11th, 2005, Microsoft will provide Windows customers with Malicious Software Removal Tools. New versions of these tools will be available monthly (second Tuesday of every month on the same schedule that Continue reading “Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool TITAN, release today”.
“ INTERNET search site Yahoo has launched software to allow people to search e-mail and other files on their PCs. Yahoo is following in the steps of Google and Microsoft both of which have offered Continue reading “Yahoo moves into desktop search”.
” Intel plans to launch the second generation of its Centrino mobile processor platform at a January 19 event in San Francisco, the Santa Clara, California, company confirmed today. The new platform, code-named Sonoma, will Continue reading “Intel’s Sonoma to Launch Next Week”.
Today’s Must Read Review: Doc Overclock from motherboards.org has posted a really good article on DDR2 memory, if you have the time it is very informative and a good read. “ As much as enthusiasts Continue reading “Reivew Roundup”.
“ ANOTHER WEEK, another AMD announcement. The firm said today that it will put a 3D hologram on its boxed chips using Dupont Izon technology. However, it denies that this has anything to do with Continue reading “AMD to put holograms on chips”.
“ AMD today announced that it will usher in a new era in mobile computing. AMD Turion 64 mobile technology was unveiled by six-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong at an AMD event at Continue reading “AMD Kicks Off New Year With Mobile Performance Personified”.
“ THE GAMING boi wundah – Fatal1ty – is fresh from his crushing defeat at the hands of Chinese wunderkind Rocket Boy and is here at CES taking on all comers. To his indubitable pleasure, Continue reading “Fatal1ty cock of the gaming pile again”.
“ With no fanfair, EMachines/Gateway have discontinued the M6xxx series of Athlon 64 Notebooks, as can be seen on their website. Oddly enough, the frontpage of Emachines’ website still displays the A64 logo, even though Continue reading “Emachines A64 notebooks discontinued”.
“Microsoft AntiSpyware offers plenty of features which is sure to turn some heads. Not only does it scan for spyware/adware, it can also offer real-time protection which prevents spyware from being installed in the first Continue reading “MS AntiSpyware vs Ad-Aware vs SpyBot”.
“ If you?re an Intel enthusiast, the last eleven and a half months haven?t been especially bright, especially when compared to the heady days of 2002 and 2003, when Northwood hadn?t met a clockspeed it Continue reading “An in-depth look at Dothan: Intel’s Pentium M”.
“Every year around this time, various manufacturers and companies line up to talk about how great their Next Big Thing will be. Coincidentally, this is also when we reviewers and editors line up to tell Continue reading “The Free Lunch is Over: Intel, AMD, and Apple in 2005.”.
“ AT THE SHOW we manage to see still the unannounced ATI RS400 motherboard. That is the Intel based motherboard with IGP core inside. It was funny to see motherboard with integrated graphic running some Continue reading “ATI RS400 puts Intel 915 graphic to shame”.