-In 45 days, Intel will open its first high-volume facility for building chips that use a 45-nanometer manufacturing process. Intel currently builds 45-nanometer processors at its D1D facility in Oregon, but Fab 32 will be Continue reading “Intel 45-nanometer fab to open in 45 days in Arizona”.
Although Nvidia was expected by motherboard makers to cut into the motherboard market with its “Designed by Nvidia” scheme, Drew Henry, general manager of MCP business at Nvidia recently came to Taiwan to clear the Continue reading “Nvidia to end Designed by Nvidia motherboard standardization scheme”.
With built in hardware encryption, a waterproof case and a host of security oriented features, the IronKey USB Flash Drive features the latest in hardware encryption technology. The encryption keys used to protect your data are generated by a FIPS 140-2 compliant True Random Number Generator on the IronKey Cryptochip, which means this is hardware encryption! Read on to see if the IronKey is tough enough to protect your private data!
September 11th, 2001 Take a moment today to remember the events that took place six years ago today. It does not matter where you are politically, our nation suffered something that we hopefully will never Continue reading “Take A Moment To Remember”.
Think you have “High Speed” internet? Think again! Every day, across millions of homes in the United States, most Americans are happily surfing along with high-speed internet from one of two different providers: the cable Continue reading “American Broadband: Pathetic and Disgraceful”.
OCZ is at it again! A new release targeted at the up and coming Intel X38 Chipset. Sunnyvale, Calif.September 10, 2007OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today Continue reading “OCZ Unveils Worlds First Intel Extreme Memory Modules”.
What was thought to be a hoax for a period of time, it appears it is now legit. Unlock the iPhone and be free! Iphonesimfree is the only pure software solution available for iPhone unlocking. Continue reading “iPhoneSimFree Allows Unlocking of iPhones”.
No doubt spurned on my the recent price drops, the iPhone sales have reached 1 million in 74 days. Apple today announced it sold its one millionth iPhone yesterday, just 74 days after its introduction Continue reading “IPhone Sales Top 1 Million”.
Quite impressive to take this much from almighty Redmond’s IE! Firefox has been my browser of choice in Windows, Linux and now OSX. Less than two years after it crossed the 100 million mark, total Continue reading “Firefox Tops 400 Million Downloads”.
AMD is planning two new graphics chips, the RV635 and RV620, upgrades of its entry-level and mid-range ATI Radeon HD 2000 series products, according to sources at graphics card makers The RV635 and RV620 are Continue reading “AMD to upgrade Radeon HD 2400 and 2600 GPU Cores in January 2008”.
Meng Rocketboy Yang, a professional gamer part of Team Razer, will be inducted into the Gamers Edition of the Guinness Book of World Records. Rocketboy is honored with having won the largest cash purse by Continue reading “Rocketboy inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records”.
AMD today introduced the Quad-Core AMD Opteron processor, the world’s most advanced x86 processor ever designed and manufactured and the first native x86 quad-core microprocessor. Designed from inception for the most demanding datacenters, Quad-Core AMD Continue reading “AMD Introduces Quad-Core AMD Opteron Processors – Barcelona”.
As we know, the Intel V8 Platform features some serious processing power. In an effort to put such power to good use, we utilized the V8 system to test various Folding@Home configurations to determine which setup yields the most points per day! Read on to find out just how many PPD the V8 can get and which of our folding configurations came out on top!
This Weeks Web Reviews Are we floating on a sea of too much technology? Has our society begun to burst at the seems due to this influx of terrible technology? Or not…
The Justice Department issued its support for a multi-tiered approach to Internet service, and said that the imposition of net neutrality laws would hinder the continued growth of the Web. This opinion was consistent with Continue reading “Justice Department: Thumbs Down on Net Neutrality”.
