Since Apple introduced the first iPhone way back in 2007, the number of smartphone owners who said they would definitely or maybe buy an iPhone for their next upgrade has steadily increased, never once falling. Continue reading “Customer Loyalty to Apple’s iPhone Declines for the First Time Ever!”.
As big data, high-performance computing (HPC) and cloud-computing applications push the demand for real-time access of data into the zettabytes, Intel Corporation announced today its next-generation data center solid-state drive (SSD), the Intel Solid-State Drive Continue reading “Intel Announces Intel SSD DC S3700 Series”.
Mushkin today introduced its latest line of high-performance USB 3.0 flash drives, the new Ventura Plus, available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB storage capacities. The Mushkin Ventura Plus has read speeds of up to 200MB/s Continue reading “Mushkin Launches New USB 3.0 Flash Drive – Ventura Plus”.
Samsung said Monday that it has sold over 30 million Galaxy S III smartphones in about five months, making it one of the fastest selling smartphones ever. The South Korean firm said the Galaxy S Continue reading “Samsung Sells 30 Million GALAXY S III Smartphones in Five Months!”.
AMD today unveiled its new AMD Opteron 6300 Series server processors based on its next-generation Piledriver core architecture. The new AMD Opteron processors deliver superior performance and scalability for virtualized server platforms that are central Continue reading “AMD Launches Opteron 6300 Series Processors”.
Corsair today announced the Hydro Series H100i and H80i liquid CPU coolers, a ground-up re-design of the world’s most popular, proven liquid CPU coolers, the H100 and H80. The new H100i and H80i models have Continue reading “Corsair Announces H100i and H80i CPU Coolers”.
When we recently reviewed the Corsair Neutron drive with the new Link_A_Media Devices LM87800 controller, we were duly impressed with the initial offering for this yet untested controller but we didn’t get the chance to see it really shine until now. The Neutron GTX is a souped-up version which pushes the SATA 6Gbps interface to the limits. We take a look at performance and, now that both have been on the open market for a bit, also look to see how they are holding up on consumer machines.
It really does look like Microsoft might be trying to become the new Apple by eventually making all its own hardware and software, tightly coupled to a closed walled garden ecosystem. According to anonymous sources Continue reading “Microsoft to Start Making Smartphones, Upsetting Yet More Hardware Partners?”.
Asus has launched their latest premium laser gaming mouse, the ROG GX1000. It features four switchable dpi settings from 50-8200dpi, with a visual cue of the setting selected. PTFE feet ensure smooth gliding over most Continue reading “Asus Launches ROG GX1000 Laser Gaming Mouse Featuring Huge 8200dpi Resolution”.
A new version of the Orbis “PlayStation 4” development kit has begun shipping to developers according to anonymous sources and from what we can tell it’s more based on standard PC technology than something proprietary Continue reading “Sony ‘PlayStation 4’ Orbis Development Kit Featuring AMD A10 APU Sent to Developers”.
Thermalright has posted up pictures of the companies upcoming HR-22 CPU cooler, which will be Thermalright’s flagship cooler for early 2013. Thermalright has been making passive CPU coolers for years, and many of you might Continue reading “Thermalright Shows The Passive HR-22 CPU Cooler”.
Drobo, today announced the general availability and shipping of the Drobo Mini and Drobo 5D. The Drobo Mini and 5D products are the industrys first storage arrays to include high-speed Thunderbolt connectivity, USB 3.0, automated Continue reading “Drobo Mini and Drobo 5D Storage Arrays Now Available”.
In the highly competitive world of extreme performance, MSI has once again grabbed the reigns with its Z77 MPOWER and R7970 Lightning Graphics card. Inspired by the availability of the MSI Z77 MPOWER several professional Continue reading “MSI Hardware Takes 3DMark 11 Performance Record”.
Do you like your PC case to have a simple and timeless elegance? The Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 mid-tower case was deliberately designed to look simple on the outside, but the inside is another story. simple in design. The Deep Silence 1 case is equipped with two soundproof doors, a good ventilation system and all the modern features that one would want today. Read on to see what we think about this new case that was made in Germany!
I just learned that Danger Den will be closing up shop soon, which is is bad news for case modders and enthusiasts around the world. Danger Den offering 75% off list prices on all in-stock Continue reading “Danger Den Closing After Helping PC Users For 12 Years”.
