A simple tweak to the way common silicon transistors are made could allow faster, cheaper mobile phones and digital cameras, say UK researchers. By adding Fluorine to the silicon they were able to go faster Continue reading “110 GHz Device Made By Adding Fluorine to the Silicon”.
Apple Computer is said to be looking for a third contract manufacturer in Taiwan for its MacBooks, with Foxconn Electronics (the registered trade name of Hon Hai Precision Industry) standing a good chance of becoming Continue reading “Foxconn seeking to become Apple notebook manufacturer”.
According to Fudo ATI has seems to have changed its mind again on when to launch its forthcoming R580+ chip. If this is correct the ATI Radeon X1950 XTX should be seen in reviews on Continue reading “ATI to reluctantly release Radeon X1950 XTX on 23rd”.
Dell Inc.’s record-setting recall of 4.1 million notebook computer batteries raised safety concerns about the power source of countless electronic devices, but experts said the problem appears to stem from flaws in the production of Continue reading “Production flaws cited in Dell recall”.
The Web search leader said on Tuesday that it is now making a Google-supported wireless Internet network generally available to the 72,000 residents of Mountain View, California, along with the town’s office workers, daily visitors Continue reading “Google is everywhere in Mountain View, California”.
Dell’s first AMD-based servers to feature Socket-F Opteron featuring, which were formally announced yesterday, the first AMD-based server lineup from Dell will be launched in the fourth quarter of 2006, the Chinese-language Apple Daily cited Continue reading “Dell’s first AMD-based servers to feature Socket-F Opteron”.
Kingston Technology today announced the ValueRAM DDR2 Registered ECC memory module, Kingston’s new memory technology supporting Next-Generation AMD Opteron 1000 Series processors. The new memory modules leverage proven AMD64 technology with energy-efficient DDR2 memory and Continue reading “Kingston to Support Next-Generation AMD Opteron Processors”.
AMD today introduced its Next-Generation AMD Opteron processor family, featuring industry-leading performance-per-watt and outstanding virtualization capabilities. As the only x86 server processor with planned upgradeability to native quad-core within the same thermal design power envelope, Continue reading “Next-Genertation AMD Opteron Processors Arrive”.
I’m sure you’ve heard about it. I’m sure that you have seen the software rendered pictures. And I’m pretty sure you’ve seen people saying that the Killer NIC by Bigfoot Networks is nothing more than Continue reading “Bigfoot Network’s $279.99 Killer Nic Card Pictured”.
A self-contained liquid cooling system built around an ATI Radeon X1900 XTX GPU? Sapphire has engineered a user friendly liquid cooling system using the fastest ATI GPU overclocked right out of the box. We evaluate Continue reading “Sapphire TOXIC Liquid Cooled X1900 XTX @ HardOCP”.
In a traditional pattern for Apple, copies of the preview build of Mac OS X 10.5, code-named “Leopard,” have begun to leak out onto the internet. I’m not sure why people leak this stuff as Continue reading “Apple’s ‘Leopard’ OS X 10.5 gets leaked online”.
When it comes to building computers I’d say it is safe to say that many people forget to include an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) with their purchases. With rolling blackouts, hurricanes, storms and other natural disasters becoming more frequent the need for a UPS is something that will save you headaches down the road. Let’s take a look at the Ultra Products 2000VA UPS!
Hackers are actively using exploit code to target a flaw in Microsoft’s software that generated a special warning from the U.S. government last week. The problem concerns a networking function called Windows Server services within Continue reading “Hackers hunting unpatched MS PCs”.
Segway’s reputation in the United States as the anti-Vespa has not deterred Segway Inc. from rolling out the next generation of battery-powered, standing-rider machines, this time with more intuitive steering controls. On Monday, the company Continue reading “Segway plans two new transporters: i2 and x2”.
Intel informed its channel partners in Taiwan that it plans to stop manufacturing four desktop-use Pentium D processors (model numbers 830, 840, 930 and 940) by the end of 2006, according to channel sources. Taking Continue reading “Intel to stop production of four Pentium D CPUs by year-end”.
