Synology America Corporation today kicked off its 2009 model lineup with the announcement of the DS209+ SATA NAS server. The DS209+ is the latest addition to Synologys Business Class lineup of NAS servers that offers Continue reading “Synology Announces The 2-Drive DS209+ NAS Server”.
If you are looking for a last minute stocking stuffer this might be your lucky day. Office Max has the SANDISK Cruzer Micro 8GB Ready Boost USB Drive for $19.99 with no rebate and there Continue reading “Last Minute Stocking Stuffer Needed? 8GB Flashdrive only $10”.
As chip equipment goes, so goes the electronics industry and the rest of high tech. It’s a pretty simple equation. Electronics gadget makers get silicon from chipmakers, which get production gear from companies like Applied Continue reading “Are Chip Makers Headed South?”.
Electronic Arts, the second-biggest video game publisher, boosted planned job cuts to 1,000, or 10 percent of its work force, and will consolidate or close at least nine studio and publishing locations. At least the Continue reading “Electronic Arts to Cut 1,000 Jobs, Close Studios”.
Thermaltake Spedo Advance Case Review on Technic3D and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums! “The Thermaltake Spedo Advance is the next PC Case in the Technic3D Editorship. See Continue reading “December 19 News from Around the Web”.
Corsair today announced the launch of the Corsair TX850W power supply unit (PSU), the latest addition to the award-winning TX-series of high-quality PSUs. The Corsair TX850W boasts a dedicated +12V rail capable of delivering 70A Continue reading “Corsair Launches 850 Watt Power Supply for Enthusiasts”.
Following Hynix Semiconductor’s 20% cut in DRAM output and the governments in several countries offer their commitment to rescuing the DRAM industry, DRAM prices have finally been pulled up, according to Taiwan DRAM makers. DRAM Continue reading “DDR2 prices jump nearly 20% as makers start to control shipments”.
Toshiba has announced plans to unveil the industry’s first 512GB NAND-flash-based solid state drive. The 2.5-inch 512GB SSD expands Toshiba’s family of fast read/write SSDs based on their 43-nanometer NAND. The new drives will be Continue reading “Toshiba Launches Industry’s First 512GB Solid State Drive”.
Here is your chance to have your very own Space Shuttle…kind of. NASA in addressing what to do with the space shuttles once they retire in 2010 are soliciting proposals as to where these shuttles Continue reading “NASA Plans To Give Old Shuttles Away”.
As the holidays quickly approach, there has been a surge in malicious activity on the net. Both Microsoft and Mozilla want you to make sure you have the latest official patches to fix your Internet Continue reading “Microsoft and Mozilla Release Browser Patches”.
Users with notebooks equipped with NVIDIA graphics processing units (GPUs) now have the added flexibility of downloading upgradeable graphics drivers directly from NVIDIA.com so they can immediately take advantage of new features, improved application compatibility, Continue reading “NVIDIA Now Providing Notebook Graphics Drivers On NVIDIA.COM”.
It looks like the marketing crew over at Corsair Memory let Hexus leak out the details on their upcoming Dominator GT memory series that will be shown off at CES 2009. The 6GB DDR3 memory Continue reading “Corsair Dominator GT DDR3 2000MHZ CL7 Memory Kit Exposed”.
Hard drive maker Western Digital said Tuesday it plans to cut 2,500 jobs, or about 5 percent of its global workforce, and will reduce executive pay in response to weakening demand for its products linked Continue reading “Western Digital to slash 2,500 jobs, cut executive pay”.
Walton Chaintech introduced new APOGEE GT Triple-Channel DDR3 Memory Module Kits yesterday that are specifically for the Intel Core i7 processor / Intel X58 Express Chipset. The Chaintech kits come in DDR3-1333, DDR3-1600 & DDR3-1866 Continue reading “Chaintech Launches APOGEE GT Triple-Channel DDR3 Memory Kits”.
Palit is one of the largest graphics card manufacturers worldwide, yet very few people have heard the name before. Palit has the ability to produce 2 million video cards per month, which is a huge number considering not all systems have discrete graphics cards in them. To better understand Palit we sit down with the Public Relations Manager for Palit Multimedia in a candid interview.
