OCZ Technology launched 1.8 inch Solid State Drives (SSD) to offer a storage upgrade for the thin and light notebook market. With a smaller footprint, OCZ 1.8 inch drives still deliver the reliability and performance Continue reading “OCZ Announces 1.8 Inch SSDs For Thin and Light Notebooks”.
Proposed regulation of high-speed Internet service providers by the U.S. government could cost the economy at least $62 billion annually over the next five years and eliminate 502,000 jobs, according to a study released by Continue reading “High-Speed Internet Rules Might Prove Costly”.
Corsair today announced the addition of a 16GB model to its Flash Padlock 2 line of secure USB flash drives. With 16GB of flash memory, the newest Padlock doubles the amount of secure storage from Continue reading “Corsair Announces 16GB Flash Padlock 2 Secure USB Drive”.
For most American school children, summer vacation is officially underway, and with scores of young people away from the classroom, many of them will spend their free time on the Internet that’s according to their Continue reading “Parents Report Their Kids Will Increase Time Spent Online This Summer”.
Up on the review block is a familiar item, an update to Corsair’s Force Series SSD lineup. The Force Series 120GB is basically identical to the 100GB model, except that with the 120GB version Corsair Continue reading “Corsair Force Series 120GB SandForce SF-1200 SSD Review”.
During the first day at E3, we managed to get around to the Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo booths to see what console manufacturers were up to this year, be sure to check out all the Continue reading “E3 Expo 2010: Opening Day Coverage”.
Google Inc.s collection of data via Wi-Fi networks was the subject of a conference call among law enforcement officials from 30 U.S. states, according to Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal. The discussion reflects widening concern Continue reading “Google Wi-Fi Data Collection Discussed by 30 Attorneys General”.
If you didn’t get in on the first round of pre-orders for the iPhone 4, be prepared to wait a bit longer. Meanwhile, AT&T is still no accepting any further pre-orders while they dig out Continue reading “iPhone 4 Pre-Order Delivery Date Slips Again”.
Anobit yesterday unveiled its solid state drive (SSD) product portfolio – the Anobit Genesis SSD series – the first multi-level cell (MLC) solid state drive family to deliver true enterprise-class reliability and performance for datacenter Continue reading “Anobit Announces Genesis SSDs with 3 bits-per-cell MLC NAND”.
Plantronics today announced a new version of the GameCom 777 Gaming Headset with virtual 7.1 surround sound enabled by Dolby Headphone and Dolby ProLogic IIx technologies. The GameCom 777 combines immersive surround sound and Plantronics Continue reading “Plantronics Launches GameCom 777 Surround Sound PC Headset”.
AMD has released the ATI Catalyst 10.6 video card drivers to the public for download. This release of ATI Catalyst brings performance improvements in ten game title along with numerous resolved issues and new features Continue reading “ATI Releases Catalyst 10.6 Video Card Drivers for Download”.
A half-dozen jokes came to mind when I read this article but I’ll take the (ahem) high road and just say that this is interesting research and we are finally coming into a time where Continue reading “Researchers To Map Ozzy Osbourne’s Genome”.
iPhone 4 pre-order sales yesterday were 10-times higher than the first day of pre-ordering for the iPhone 3G S last year. Consumers are clearly excited about iPhone 4, AT&T’s more affordable data plans and our Continue reading “AT&T Issues Statement on Pre-Order iPhone 4 Sales”.
To help promote Disney’s Epic Mickey, Performance Artist David Garibaldi creates a piece in front of a live audience and DJ at the 2010 E3 Expo. The art he is producing is very good and Continue reading “Disney’s Epic Mickey w/ David Garibaldi @ 2010 E3 Expo”.
San Francisco, a U.S. trend setter on many social issues, voted Tuesday to require retailers to post notices on how much radiation is emitted by cellphones they sell. The Board of Supervisors approved the ordiance, Continue reading “San Francisco Passes Cellphone Radiation Law”.
