AMD plans to launch a new technology, Remote IT (temporary name), with similar functions to iAMT (Intel Active Management Technology) which forms part of Intel’s vPro enterprise platform. The new technology and platform from AMD Continue reading “AMD to launch new enterprise management technology by year-end”.
NVIDIA has contacted LR to let us know their latest Windows Vista 32-bit beta driver, 163.11, significantly improves HD video quality and should be used when testing PureVideo HD with HD movies or the HQV Continue reading “NVIDIA Graphics Driver with HD Post-Processing Publicly Available For GeForce 8600 Users”.
Late yesterday, HP announced that it has resolved a patent infringement lawsuit against German-based InkTec GmbH Zentrale and PCE Group regarding inks used in the refilling of certain HP inkjet cartridges. As part of the Continue reading “HP Resolves Ink Cartridge Patent Infringement Dispute”.
A former director at a Samsung Corp. unit was arrested on a wire fraud charge Thursday on allegations that he had embezzled about $1.5 million from the company, U.S. prosecutors said. The wire fraud charge Continue reading “U.S. Arrests Ex-Samsung Employee for Embezzlement”.
AMD today reported financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2007. AMD reported second quarter 2007 revenue of $1.378 billion, an operating loss of $457 million, and a net loss of $600 million, or Continue reading “AMD Reports Second Quarter Results”.
Kingston Technology is releasing microSD ‘Collegiate’ cards that offer mobile consumers the opportunity to show their school pride–on the go. These are pretty neat, but too bad I went to a smaller state college that Continue reading “Kingston Launches microSD Collegiate Cards”.
OCZ Technology Group today unveiled the next step to achieving maximum performance on the latest PC platforms with the launch of the Worlds first production PC3-14400 DDR3 modules. These OCZ kits are meant to set Continue reading “OCZ Releases the Worlds First Production 1800MHz DDR3 Kits”.
The European Commission on Wednesday endorsed Nokia’s standard for TV broadcasts to cell phones, saying Europe needed one common standard for mobile TV and it would look at ways to mandate its use. The decision Continue reading “EU endorses Nokia’s DVB-H cell-phone TV standard”.
Toshiba Corp. said on Thursday it has recalled more Sony Corp. laptop computer batteries due to fire risk, rekindling concerns over the safety of Sony-made batteries. Toshiba is replacing a total 10,000 battery packs after Continue reading “Toshiba recalls 10,000 more Sony laptop batteries”.
Today is all news about Intel it seems. This story claims that global PC sales have slowed a tad over the past few weeks as the market waits for Intel to announce new price reductions, Continue reading “PC sales slow ahead of Intel cuts”.
The U.S. government is offering $968 million in grants to help state and local public-safety agencies buy sophisticated radios and technology for communications during disasters, the Department of Commerce said Wednesday. The grants can also Continue reading “U.S. offers $968 million for disaster technology grants”.
Intel’s first 45nm processor is expected be a quad-core Core 2 Extreme, to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year priced at US$999, according to sources at motherboard makers. The processor will have Continue reading “Intel prices its first 45nm Penryn processor at US$999, to hit the market in 4Q”.
Intel Corporation announced second-quarter revenue of $8.7 billion, operating income of $1.35 billion, net income of $1.3 billion and earnings per share (EPS) of 22 cents. The results include tax items that increased EPS by Continue reading “Intel Reports Second-Quarter Revenue $8.7 Billion”.
Microsoft Corp. is once again on the defensive against hackers after the launch of a new program that gives average PC users tools to unlock copy-protected digital music and movies. The latest version of the Continue reading “Hackers Crack Microsoft’s Digital Rights Management Technology Again”.
Intel has recently revised it plans for the low-end desktop CPU market and will continue to sell its Conroe-based E2140, according to sources at motherboard makers. The Intel E2140 is currently $89 at Newegg, so Continue reading “Intel to continue selling E2140 CPUs – Will Drop Price to $74”.