Corsair Memory today announced the introduction of two new DDR2-800 low latency 2GB kits. Designed with the advanced users in mind who demand performance, aesthetics and functionary in one package, the new TWIN2X2048-6400C4PRO and TWIN2XP2048-6400C4 Continue reading “Corsair Launches PC2-6400 C4 Memory in Pro & Expert Series”.
Fudo over at The Inq. says that Intel is not supporting SLI on its Conroe-supporting motherboards. Up until now, he, and his, sources have blamed it all on Nvidia but it turns out that Fudo Continue reading “Conroe Platforms WIll Not Be Able To Run SLI Graphics”.
Intel agreed to sell a division that makes processors for handheld devices to Marvell for $600 million. Not a small chuck of money by any means. Watch out Intel is trying to turn into a Continue reading “Marvell Buys Intel Processor Unit For $600 Million”.
Consumers are willing to pay up to an extra 108 ($197) for a PC containing fewer chemicals, a survey has found. People also feel manufacturers should take responsibility for the disposal of old machines, the Continue reading “PC users ‘want greener machines’ and are willing to pay”.
FON, a Spanish start-up on an ambitious crusade to turn home Wi-Fi connections into wireless “hotspots” for nearby users, is set to unveil Monday a plan to hand out 1 million wireless routers for just Continue reading “Spanish Wi-Fi Company Sells Wireless Routers For Five Dollars”.
For years, the U.S. military has wanted a plane that could loiter just outside enemy territory for more than a dozen hours and, on command, hurtle toward a target faster than the speed of sound. Continue reading “Pentagon developing supersonic shape-shifting assassin: Switchblade”.
ell phone emissions excite the part of the brain cortex nearest to the phone, but it is not clear if these effects are harmful, Italian researchers reported on Monday They had 15 young male volunteers Continue reading “Cell phone signals excite brain, study finds”.
AMD recently had talks with its motherboard partners and revealed to them its 4×4 anti-Conroe strategy according to sources at The Inq. I’m not sure how these dual Athlon 64 FX based boards are going Continue reading “AMD partners prepare 4×4 mobos”.
Toshiba Corp. said it planned the launch of the first next-generation, high-definition optical disc recorder based on the HD DVD format on July 14 in Japan as it intensifies competition with rival Blu-ray products. Toshiba, Continue reading “Toshiba to launch world’s first HD DVD recorder for $3,466”.
The legal brigades of Advanced Micro Devices and Intel sprang into action Wednesday, serving more than 70 companies with subpoenas in the latest phase of a court battle between the two chipmakers. It looks like Continue reading “AMD, Intel Serve 70 Subpoenas”.
Intel intends to strengthen its relationship with channel players by not only quoting the same desktop CPU prices to OEM and channel players, but it has also promised to supply sufficient Core 2 Duo processors Continue reading “Intel Says They Have a Sufficient Core 2 Duo ‘Conroe’ Processors Supply”.
Intel Corp. inaugurated a factory Thursday that manufactures the semiconductor company’s newest chips, using an industry-leading technology that allows computers to work faster using less energy. Bring on the 65nm processors! Chief Executive Paul Otellini Continue reading “Intel opens Fab 24-2 in Leixlip, Ireland”.
Quanta Computer has recently snatched from its chief competitor, Compal Electronics, a Dell order for 1 million units of a 15.4-inch notebook model! Now that is a ton of notebook orders! Someone in sales over Continue reading “Quanta snatches 1 million Dell notebook orders from Compal”.
California-based OCZ Technology began trading at a 19% premium to its issue price when the computer components maker listed on London?s AIM today. Congrats to OCZ for becoming listed and raising millions of dollars this Continue reading “OCZ Technology Stock Starts Trading at 19 Percent Premium”.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday voted to require Internet telephone services like Vonage Holdings Corp. to contribute to the universal service subsidy program. With Vonage’s IPO leaving their customers that bought the reserved Continue reading “US FCC: Internet phones must pay into subsidy fund”.