Seems that even though no Acer notebooks have been caught shooting flames, Acer decided it would be best to go ahead and recall the infamous Sony batteries that are used in Acer products. The batteries Continue reading “Acer Recalls Unsafe Sony Notebook Batteries”.
Adobe is starting a push to gain more developers using their products. After all, many developers know that if your company gets hooked on one product, chances are they will use another for easy integration. Continue reading “Adobe to Open-Source Flash Tool Flex”.
Today’s Web Reviews “The S.W.A.T. performs as well as any other laser mouse on the market and has a lot to offer for a reasonable $30 US switchable 800/1600 DPI modes, seven buttons, onboard memory Continue reading “April 25th News From Around the Web”.
CNet has a nice story on the impressive rush of PS3 owners running Stanford University’s Folding@Home distributed computing client on their console. In fact, Legit Reviews also has a Folding@Home team (Team 38296) and have Continue reading “Folding@Home on PS3: Folding for a Cure”.
Digitimes has a claim by an NVidia spokesman that denies that NVidia is planning to start manufacturing their own-brand motherboards under their “Designed by NVidia” marketing tagline. NVidia is just handling everything but manufacturing for Continue reading “NVIDIA Denies Own-Brand Motherboard”.
Amazon confirmed yesterday that it was looking at jumping into the MP3 download market. Most insiders expect that its service, which could launch as early as May of this year, will differ from its chief Continue reading “Amazon.com Takes On Apple With Launch of Music Download Site”.
ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT puts up some impressive numbers in benchmarks After several delays, AMD plans to launch its long-awaited R600 graphics processors. AMD is currently briefing select members of the press on its Continue reading “ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT Performance Benchmarks”.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced that it would try and raise almost $2 billion in convertible debt to try and bring relief to the company’s cash flow problems. AMD has been locked in a huge Continue reading “AMD Looks to Raise $2 Billion Through Debt Sale”.
Digitimes has an article up with a nice chart showing Intel’s recent price cuts! Many will also be interested in the new E6420 and E6320 processors that now feature 4MB of cache! For the desktop Continue reading “Intel Price Cuts for Server & Desktop Processors”.
Infoworld has an article that talks about recent architecture changes on processors in the last few years. Seems to me, that since AMD proved that integrating the memory controller on the processor die improved performance, Continue reading “Future Intel Processors about to Change”.
Yahoo has made a deal with Gracenote to legally catalog the lyrics of over 400,000 songs! Now you will be able to more easily search for those slurred words of your favorite song that you Continue reading “Yahoo to Catalog Song Lyrics”.
Today we look at foneGEAR’s lightest Bluetooth headset for mobile devices, the Mini Blue. See just how well it performs in the real world and if this “Mighty Mouse” of Bluetooth headsets can hang with the big dogs. Read on to find out what exactly you do and don’t get for under $50 on this two inch by 3/4 inch headset that lasts four hours.
Looking forward to Halo 3? Get a glimpse of it now! A VIDEO HAS has appeared online showing seven minutes of fresh, crisp Halo 3 gameplay. The Inquirer
Well, Windows XP is NOT dead according to Dell as Dell will once again offer XP on home PCs and notebooks. Dell will again offer the Windows XP operating system due to high customer demand Continue reading “Dell Brings Back XP”.
Shhhhh! OCZ releases another power supply geared toward the quiet side! Sunnyvale, CAApril 23, 2007OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory and power supplies, today announced the new Continue reading “OCZ Technology Announces the Ultra-Quiet StealthXStream 600W”.
