News From Around the Web “ZEROtherm’s new fanless BTF95 CPU cooler is a bold move by a relative newcomer in this market. The butterfly design is somewhat kitschy, but I was pleasantly surprised by its Continue reading “May 3rd to May 8th News From Around the Web”.
OCZ Technology Group today unveiled a unique memory kit for AMD enthusiasts and power users. The new PC2-5400 Titanium modules were designed exclusively for the AMD AM2 platform and are custom-tailored to the extended column Continue reading “OCZ Announces AMD AM2 Optimized Memory Kit”.
Hewlett-Packard raised its fiscal second-quarter expectations Tuesday, citing strong showings from its personal systems group and server business. The computer hardware and software giant said that for the quarter ended April 30, revenue should be Continue reading “H-P Boosts Second-Quarter Guidance”.
Users looking to add more DRAM (dynamic RAM) to their PCs are likely to continue to see bargains throughout May and June, as prices of the memory chips continue to crash. Contract prices of the Continue reading “DRAM price crashes through $2 – Memory Bargins To Be Found!”.
Today NVIDIA Corporation introduced the NVIDIA GeForce 7200 GS graphics processing unit (GPU), a new, faster, entry-level GPU. This video card is a step above integrated graphics cards and will be priced below $50, which Continue reading “NVIDIA Launches The GeForce 7200 GS Video Card”.
The Sunbeam UFO Acrylic Cube Case is a translucent gaming case. Featuring a top mounted, desktop style motherboard layout with space conservative placement of the power supply and input drives, the UFO is a strange marvel. Read on to see how the Sunbeam UFO Acrylic Cube Case does as we install it and use it with our quad-core gaming system.
Kingston Technology Company, Inc. today announced the launch of MobileLite: a 9-in-1 USB card reader that helps mobile consumers navigate multiple expansion memory card formats more easily when moving between mobile phones, digital cameras, PCs Continue reading “Kingston Announces MobileLite 9-in-1 USB Reader”.
Dell is backing the Windows-Linux partnership set up by Microsoft and Novell. As part of the deal, Dell will buy Suse Linux Enterprise Server certificates from Microsoft for corporate customers that are not already using Continue reading “Dell joins Microsoft, Novell in Linux collaboration”.
Nvidia plans to release some of its graphics processor unit (GPU) technology to Intel in exchange for cooperation with the chip giant, according to sources at motherboard makers. Nvidia has had discussions with Intel and Continue reading “Watch it AMD: Nvidia reportedly to trade technology for cooperation with Intel”.
In an unusual step for the news media, three journalists whose private phone records were scrutinized by investigators working for Hewlett-Packard intend to sue the company for invasion of privacy. The dispute stems from an Continue reading “Journalists intend to sue HP over surveillance”.
A record 18,000 people took off their clothes to pose for U.S. photographic artist Spencer Tunick on Sunday in Mexico City’s Zocalo square, the heart of the ancient Aztec empire. Tunick, who has raised eyebrows Continue reading “18,000 Mexicans strip for Tunick photo shoot”.
On the heels of the Fuh Yuan Electronic Development admitting that it has not received orders from Wal-Mart for two million HD DVD players at a target retail price of US$299, industry sources commented that Continue reading “$299 HD DVD players unlikely to happen in 2007”.
Asetek announced today that they have signed a three year manufacturing contract with one of the most respected thermal cooling suppliers in the computer market; Asia Vital Components (AVC). After spending a lot of time Continue reading “Asetek signs manufacturing contract with AVC”.
A U.S. appeals court has denied a request by Internet phone company Vonage Holdings Corp. that it order a retrial in the patent infringement case brought against it by Verizon Communications Inc. The U.S. Court Continue reading “Court denies Vonage bid for patent case retrial”.
The Danish Consumer Complaints Board has published evidence of a manufacturing defect resulting in power failures in some of Apple’s iBook G4 notebook computers. The board has already ordered the company to refund one Danish Continue reading “Design flaw found in Apple’s iBook – OMG Apple Screws Up!”.
