abit has introduced a unique Wi-Fi solution by bringing the first PCIe Wi-Fi card to market. The abit AirPace Wi-Fi card is the very first IEEE 802.11b/g WLAN device for universal use with PCI-E interfaces. Continue reading “abit introduces first PCI-E Wi-Fi card – AirPace”.
I just wanted to give our readers a quick heads-up before they go home for the day that Futuermark will be doing a comic strip competition and have just posted up the competition details on Continue reading “Futuremark comic strip competition – Win Alienware Prizes!”.
From the Apple’s Ipod, yes the Ipod, to Sony, to IE7, Tom’s showcases a list of the top 10 Technology Dissapointments I am certain that there will be many readers who will not agree with Continue reading “TG Daily Top-10: Technology disappointments of 2006”.
More and more Americans are in danger of losing their homes; a survey out this week is expected to show. After seeing all the people purchase homes with ARM’s and interest only loans it was Continue reading “Home Foreclosures Rising in America – New Report To Come”.
Over two years in the making, Sun Microsystems is due to release the latest version of its Java Platform Standard Edition (Java SE) software Monday, placing particular emphasis on the application development platform’s support for Continue reading “Sun goes multilingual with Java SE 6”.
Microsoft is pitching a security feature in Windows Vista as a boon for consumer online safety, but others think its benefits lie elsewhere. The software maker is promoting the use of Windows Security Center, a Continue reading “Playing it safe with Windows Vista”.
Take-Two Interactive Software said it will need to restate several years of historical financials to record charges for compensation expenses associated with past stock option grants. As a result, the video-game maker, known for the Continue reading “Ouch – Take-Two Interactive Software to Restate Years of Historical Financials”.
Quanta Computer shipped 2.2 million notebooks in November, up 10% from October’s 2.0 million units, according to company sources. In comparison, November notebook shipments from Compal Electronics totaled 1.74 million units and those from Asustek Continue reading “Quanta ships 2.2 million notebooks in November – up 10%”.
Security firm McAfee reports that criminals are using the net to search for and recruit students to commit internet crime. Because of the world economy as well as the low risk of getting caught, I’m Continue reading “Cyber Criminals Recruiting”.
The DVD format, known as EVD, is part of state-backed efforts to create standards for mobile phones and other products and reduce dependence on foreign know-how and possibly reap licensing fees if they are adopted Continue reading “China creates third DVD format – EVD will own all”.
Gamers love Sony Corp.’s new PlayStation 3 for its graphic capabilities and firepower, but the advanced Blu-ray DVD drive is annoying some by raising the cost, slowing production and forcing them to buy into a Continue reading “Blu-ray DVD drive no bonus for some Sony PS3 buyers”.
Sun Microsystems, already an aggressive advocate of multicore processing, will try to stay a step ahead of the game by putting 16 cores in its high-end Rock chip. With overheating capping chip speeds, chipmakers have Continue reading “Sun puts 16 cores on high-end Rock processor”.
The usually low-keyed and mysterious Hon Hai Precision Industry, the world’s largest EMS provider best known by its trade name of Foxconn, is behaving rather unusually in 2006. In June it trumpeted a push in Continue reading “Will Foxconn PR work magic for its brand push?”.
Nintendo has some cautionary advice for players of its Wii video game console: when waving the controller, use the wrist strap, keep your palms dry and, whatever you do, don’t let go. The Wii has Continue reading “Nintendo cautions gamers on Wii remote safety – dry hands only!”.
Intel saw a flat quarter in graphics shipments in the third quarter, but was still the largest supplier of PC graphics devices worldwide, while ATI remained the second largest supplier in the third quarter but Continue reading “ATI loses five percent in 3Q, says Jon Peddie”.