Keith McMillen Instruments (KMI) announced today the SoftStep KeyWorx multi-touch foot controller, the worlds first foot controlled digital interface, providing a new and faster way to operate a computer. Available for Mac and Windows, SoftStep Continue reading “KMI Announces SoftStep KeyWorx Foot Controller For PCs”.
In a rather unheard of move this morning, chip firm AMD announced that they will not endorse the SYSmark 2012 Benchmark (SM2012), which is published by BAPCo (Business Applications Performance Corporation). Along with the withdrawal Continue reading “AMD Will Not Endorse SYSmark 2012 Benchmark & Resigns From BAPCo”.
Nokia today announced the Nokia N9 that is built using latest smartphone technology – Meego. The Nokia N9 introduces an innovative new design where the home key is replaced by a simple gesture: a swipe. Continue reading “Nokia Launches the N9 MeeGo Smartphone”.
At the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC), Kirk Skaugen, Intel Corporation vice president and general manager of the Data Center Group, outlined the companys vision to achieve ExaFLOP/s performance by the end of this decade. An Continue reading “Intel Many Integrated Core Architecture Will Help Reach Exascal Computing By 2018”.
ZOTAC today announced a new video card in the companies GeForce Multiview line-up called the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 550 Ti Multiview. The ZOTAC GeForce GTX 550 Ti Multiview was designed from the start for a Continue reading “ZOTAC GeForce GTX 550 Ti Multiview Video Card Announced”.
OCZ Technology today launched the Deneva 2 SSD line for enterprise clients. Taking full advantage of the cutting-edge SATA 6Gb/s interface, Deneva 2 SSDs are designed for a wide range of enterprise applications including servers, Continue reading “OCZ Introduces Deneva 2 Series of Enterprise SSDs”.
Sapphire today announced they were entering the enthusiast motherboard market at CES 2011 with the announcement of two Intel motherboards using the P67 and X58 chipsets. We reviewed the Sapphire Pure Black X58 Motherboard back Continue reading “Sapphire Pure Platinum H67 Motherboard Announced”.
AZZA is a relatively new player in the computer market, not being around as long as some other case giants like Thermaltake or Antec, but made big waves with their Solano 1000 and Hurricane 2000 cases in their high end selection. Today we get to look at one of the mid-range budget options from Azzatek, the Toledo 301. Coming with standard case features like black interior and bottom mounted PSU, let’s look at how well this case holds up to our testing.
We just heard that New York Post is now blocking iPad owners from accessing its Web site through the Safari web browser! When you visit the site with an iPad running Safari it asks you Continue reading “New York Post Using Paywalls To Block Safari Users on Apple iPads”.
If you happen to live around Sunnyvale, California we have some news that you might find interesting. ASUS recently announced the ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) Formula X event. Formula X is a 2-day high Continue reading “ASUS Kicks off the Republic of Gamers Formula X Event”.
SanDisk today expanded its Lightning Enterprise Flash Drive (EFD) family with six new 2.5-inch 6Gb SAS models! The Lightning products are part of the new Enterprise Storage Solutions (ESS) division that SanDisk created keep up Continue reading “Sandisk Announces Six Lightning 6Gb SAS Solid State Drives For Enterprise Users”.
The motherboard company BIOSTAR has announced three AMD A75 motherboards today, well in advance of their July launch for some reason. The three new boards are the TA75A+, TA75M+ and TA75M. All of the new Continue reading “BIOSTAR Shows Off Three AMD A75 Chipset Desktop Motherboards For Llano APUs”.
The NVIDIA GeForce GT 545 was supposed to be an OEM-only graphics card, but it appears that NVIDIA has had a change of heart and has brought it to the retail market as we just Continue reading “EVGA Introduces the NVIDIA GeForce GT 545 Video Card”.
OCZ busts out the big guns with the Max IOPS editions of the Vertex 3 SSDs. From the outside, they pretty much the same as the other Vertex 3 drives save for the “Max IOPS” verbiage on the front sticker. The real difference lies beneath the exterior shell with some hardware changes that have a significant impact on performance. Just how much we’ll bear out in the testing but let’s just say that it does not disappoint.
This morning Sega admitted that the names, birth dates, e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords of users on the Sega Pass online network members had been compromised. That is the bad news. The good news is Continue reading “1.3 Million Customers Impacted By Sega Data Breach”.
