A free download upgrade for the Sony PlayStation 3 enhances the image quality of movies and old video games and allows people to check out stored video, music files and digital photos through the Internet Continue reading “Free PlayStation 3 Software Upgrade Delivers Better Images”.
New charges for online extras are sharply raising the price serious video gamers pay for Xbox 360 games, a profitable move by Microsoft Corp. , but one that could alienate some fans. More than 3 Continue reading “Xbox 360 game prices jump with add-ons”.
NVIDIA is already talking about their next generation video card that is known right now as the G92. They have mentioned to the media that the G92 high-end graphics card will deliver almost a teraflop Continue reading “Nvidia claims the upcoming G92 video card will be a 1 Teraflop beast”.
With DRAM showing a long-awaited price rebound on the spot market during the week May 18-25, industry watchers are still puzzling about whether it is a sign of an industry-wide rebound or just a short-lived Continue reading “Industry uncertain over recent DRAM spot price rebound”.
Let the music flow—from your stereo Bluetooth enabled mobile phone—and never miss a call with the Plantronics Pulsar 260 headset. This custom designed Bluetooth Headset had been designed for the increasing number of people who want to use their mobile phone as a music player but don’t want to miss calls. Read on to see if this device is worth your hard earned money!
Dell will begin selling two models of its desktop PCs at Wal-Mart Stores on June 10, fulfilling a series of recent hints from CEO Michael Dell that the company would move beyond the direct sales Continue reading “Dell signs sales deal with Wal-Mart”.
The era of tax-free e-mail, Internet shopping and broadband connections could end this fall, if recent proposals in the U.S. Congress prove successful. State and local governments this week resumed a push to lobby Congress Continue reading “Net taxes could arrive later this year”.
Demand for new PCs has not been impacted significantly by Microsoft Vista’s delay and subsequent release, reports market research firm In-Stat. The worldwide PC market forecast is still on track for 300 million units sold Continue reading “Release of Vista not having major impact on PC sales”.
Today’s Web Reviews Anyone who’s built their own PC in recent years has no doubt heard of Thermaltake. They manufacture a wide variety of computer components from power supplies to cables to cases, but are Continue reading “May 23rd News From Around the Web”.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation on Tuesday that would impose specific penalties for the fraudulent use of spyware but would not impose new requirements on software makers. House lawmakers approved a bill providing Continue reading “U.S. House approves less stringent anti-spyware bill”.
Intel and Advanced Micro Devices are competing in a high-stakes battle to adopt 45-nanometer technology, where the size of circuitry on a chip averages 45 nanometers, as opposed to 65 nanometers today. Intel claims a Continue reading “AMD Claims Better 45nm Innovations Than Rival Intel”.
Dell expanded its line of desktop gaming systems by introducing the XPS 720 H2C, which is designed for overclocking. With a starting price of US$5,999, the XPS 720 H2C features Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core Continue reading “Dell introduces XPS 720 H2C gaming rig”.
OCZ is well known for their high performance memory and power supplies, now they are trying their hand at video cards. OCZ claims that each and every GeForce 8800 GTX card they put out has superior overclocking headroom thanks to premium GDDR3 memory and a special screening process in which only the best video cards make it to the market. Read on to see if what OCZ says it true and to see if it can compete with other brands of cards!
Boeing Co. said on Tuesday it received an order for a private 787 airplane from Hong Kong real estate tycoon Joseph Lau. The order for Boeing’s new carbon-composite 787-8 model, which would seat up to Continue reading “Real Estate Tycoon Joseph Lau Orders Himself a Boeing 787”.
Intel Corporation today announced that its future processors, beginning with its entire family of 45 nanometer (nm) high-k metal gate (Hi-k) processors, are going 100 percent lead-free. The Intel 45nm Hi-k family includes the next-generation Continue reading “Intel Will Not Use Lead in Future Microprocessors!”.
