Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment will launch the Speed Racer videogame based on the upcoming film written and directed by the Wachowski brothers. Speed Racer is a Warner Bros. Pictures presentation in association with Village Roadshow Continue reading “Speed Racer Videogame Coming Out For PS2, Wii and DS Game Systems”.
AMD will launch its next-generation Opteron processor next week in a series of events co-located around the globe according to the folks over at The Inq. The launch will take place in San Francisco and Continue reading “AMD to launch Barcelona in seven locations”.
The rapid uptake of smartphones around the world has ensured the future of DRAM (dynamic RAM) in mobile handsets, where the chips are used in every unit shipped. Although it’s not exactly like the version Continue reading “DRAM finally finds a home in mobile phones – Enter Mobile DRAM”.
China’s Shenzhen Airlines has fitted its planes with communications technology that will allow passengers to use their mobile phones to make voice calls and send email and SMS messages during flights. The OnAir service is Continue reading “Chinese airline opts for in-flight mobile service”.
Double Fusion, a private company that connects advertisers and video game publishers, rolls out new technology on Tuesday to allow advertisers to mount last-minute ad campaigns in games the same way they use spot TV Continue reading “In-game advertising company adopts TV ad model”.
Due to continued demand, particularly from Internet cafe and emerging markets, for AGP-based products, Nvidia is scheduled to launch an updated bridge chip which supports the company’s newer GPUs in October, according to sources at Continue reading “New bridge chip to bring NVIDIA GeForce 8 series graphics to older AGP slot systems”.
An ambitious plan to blanket the city with wireless broadband Internet will be shelved because it is too costly and too few residents would use it, Chicago officials said Tuesday. Meanwhile, Chicago will be among Continue reading “Chicago scraps city Wi-Fi plan – WiMax in the works”.
Apple is expected to unveil its next-generation iPod lineup, including an iPod video with a touch-control interface, at a press conference on September 5, according to sources at Taiwan-based contract manufacturers. The new iPod video Continue reading “Apple expected to unveil new iPod lineup”.
This Weeks Web Reviews “It’s always nice to review a product that does exactly what it advertises, and the RAM Fan succeeds in that. It will be especially useful to overclockers who often push RAM Continue reading “August 27th through September 2 News From Around the Web”.
Recent tests by Neal Nelson & Associates, an independent computer performance consulting firm, have reported that in 36 of the 57 cases tested, an AMD Opteron based server delivered better power efficiency than a comparably Continue reading “AMD Beats Intel in 36 of 57 Power Efficiency Tests”.
OCZ Technology Group recently announced the OCZ Vanquisher CPU cooler, a much-anticipated expansion of their cooling product line. Using a highly efficient and compact design, the Vanquisher is an enthusiast-grade thermal solution for the latest Continue reading “OCZ Announces Vanquisher CPU Cooler”.
Consumer electronics maker Sony Corp. on Thursday said it introduced a new U.S. version of its Sony Walkman that includes the ability to play digital video, the latest potential rival to Apple Inc.’s dominant iPod Continue reading “Sony introduces first U.S. video Walkman player”.
In a new white paper made available this week and at an industry address at KVM Forum 2007, AMD today disclosed details about “AMD-V Extended Migration,” a feature dating back to the First-Generation AMD Opteron Continue reading “AMD Highlights AMD-V Extended Migration Using VMware”.
AMD today announced further plans to innovate the x86 architecture by introducing SSE5, a new extension of the x86 instruction set that is designed to allow software developers to simplify code and achieve greater efficiency Continue reading “AMD Introduces the SSE5 Instruction Set”.
Software included with high-end memory sticks sold by Sony Corp can make personal computers vulnerable to attack by computer hackers, according to researchers with two Internet security firms. Sony’s MicroVault USB memory stick and fingerprint Continue reading “Researchers say Sony software makes PCs vulnerable via Root Kit”.
