TUL Corporation, a leading provider of graphic cards, today announced the PowerColor Chinese New Year Special Edition graphics card. This card features a limited edition golden pig fan to celebrate the year of the pig; Continue reading “PowerColor Special Edition Year of the Pig Graphics Card”.
In a keynote address at the LinuxWorld OpenSolutions Summit in New York today, Randy Allen, corporate vice president, Server and Workstation Division, AMD (NYSE: AMD), revealed findings from a study that comprehensively calculated, for the Continue reading “Annual U.S. Data Center Energy Consumption: 45 Billion kWh”.
Dell on Thursday announced that Michael Cannon, the current president and CEO of electronics maker Solectron, will head a newly formed group that will oversee much of the company’s operations, including manufacturing, procurement and suppliers. Continue reading “Dell hires Solectron CEO, Michael Cannon”.
Anyone who has seen Apple’s television ads knows “PC” is a stodgy business guy. But he sure spends a lot of time chasing down alien terrorists in video games. Given the “cool factor” of the Continue reading “Apple still quiet on game strategy – Wonder Why?”.
In papers presented at the International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) today, IBM revealed an on-chip memory technology that features what the company claims are the fastest access times ever recorded in eDRAM (embedded dynamic Continue reading “IBM reveals embedded DRAM breakthrough”.
The Targus Voice Recording Presenter with Laser Pointer incorporates four individual products into one small, convenient form factor. Functioning as a laser pointer, presenter, voice recorder and SD memory card reader, this compact product includes all of the features needed for a boardroom or classroom presentation. Read on as we use this device for classroom presentations and give our thoughts on this pointer!
Google has created a searchable index of Google Earth data files, a feature that should make it easier for users to find and adopt third-party overlays for this popular mapping application. “Users can now search Continue reading “Google Earth gets overlay search”.
Scientists have captured an image of the AIDS virus in a biological handshake with the immune cells it attacks, and said on Wednesday they hope this can help lead to a better vaccine against the Continue reading “AIDS virus weakness detected”.
Ryan Brant, the former chief executive of video game publisher Take-Two Interactive Software, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to criminal charges related to backdating of stock options. Brant, who in 1993 founded the company best known Continue reading “Take-Two founder pleads guilty to options charges”.
Tweaktown have the scoup on Gigabytes new DQ6 Rev. 3.3 motherboard, which has native support for 1333MHz FSB! This and more can be found in the Legit Forums. Today we will explore the revision 3.3 Continue reading “Thursday’s News from Around the Web”.
NVIDIA released a new driver today that adds support for the 320MB GeForce 8800 GTS. This is an incremental driver release since v100.59 with a few additional fixes. Be sure to head on over to Continue reading “NVIDIA ForceWare 100.64 Drivers Released For GeForce 8800 Series”.
A court on Tuesday ruled in favor of Belgian newspapers that sued Google Inc., claiming that the Web search Internet search leader infringed copyright laws and demanded it remove their stories. The Mountain View, Calif.-based Continue reading “Belgian newspapers win claim against Google”.
I’m sure you’ve heard of LAMP, the popular open-source infrastructure stack featuring the Linux operating system, the Apache Web server, MySQL’s database, and the Perl, Python and PHP scripting languages. This server is an example Continue reading “Sun puts Unix in open-source stack – Enter SAMP”.
Opera Software today announced that the Opera browser for mobile phones has been selected by ASUSTeK to bring the Web to the company’s Vodafone deliveries. Opera 8.65 for Mobile will be initially integrated on the Continue reading “Opera Mobile browser selected by ASUS”.
Bigfoot Networks, Inc., a research and development company, today introduced the Killer K1, a new, more affordable version of its flagship gaming product, the KillerTM NIC. The Killer K1 is available for a limited time Continue reading “Bigfoot Networks Introduces $149.99 Gaming Nic Called K1”.
