Did you know that on December 15, 2005 the California Energy Commission adopted appliance energy efficiency standards for power supplies that are sold or offered for sell in California, which are manufactured on or after Continue reading “California Will Require That Power Supplies Operate More Efficiently”.
When Acer and Ferrari teamed up to make a notebook consumers knew that Lamborghini would soon launch their own notebooks. Just this past week it was announced that ASUS and Lamborghini would join in a Continue reading “ASUS and Lamborghini Launch Lamborghini Notebook Series”.
Legit Reviews spent this week out in Las Vegas for the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and found a number of great new products for our readers to check out. From Waud-SLI powered enthusiast computers Continue reading “Legit Reivews CES 2006 Coverage”.
The Optimus Keyboard has been announced to be released February 1st 2006! This keyboard got a ton of attention in 2005 and the launch date is now in sight. No work yet on the pricing Continue reading “Art Lebedev To Launch Optimus keyboard on February 1st”.
Apple have some competition, according to The BBC. CES is in full swing and the BBC are reporting how portable media devices are everywhere. You can our take on CES here, here, and here Gadget-makers Continue reading “Rivals to take bite out of Apple”.
The Tech Report has pics of MSI’s new and innovative Graphics solution. MSI have developed a card which can run two MXM graphics cards in SLI. Imagine 2 7800Go cards in SLI, almost the same Continue reading “MSI demos MXM in SLI”.
The guys from Anandtech have some pics and details of NVidia’s Quad-SLI from CES. Yesterday we reported on Dell’s Inspiron XPS 600 Renegade system that will be shipping with the world’s first NVIDIA Quad-SLI setup. Continue reading “Up Close and Personal with NVIDIA’s Quad-SLI”.
Nvidia have confirmed that Dell will be offering Quad SLI. That’s 4 GeForce 7800GTX GPU’s in a single pc. Owners of the new Dell 3007WFP 30″ monitor will have be able to play at their Continue reading “NVIDIA Showcases First-Ever Quad SLI PC With Dell at CES 2006”.
Another day, another Google rumor… This time, Slashdot found a blog that indicates Google will be entering the Television Advertising market. It sounds like the blogger knows some facts, then is drawing his own conclusion. Continue reading “Rumor Mill: Google to enter TV Advertising?”.
Microsoft have released a Patch for windows 1 week early, Due to the severity and due to “strong customer sentiment that the release should be made available as soon as possible.” LR as always encourages Continue reading “Windows Patch Released”.
CNET has a page setup full of articles from its CES 2006 coverage. Great place to check to see what stories they post throughout the day. So far, their coverage includes Bill Gate’s Keynote as Continue reading “CNET CES 2006 Coverage”.
Wired has posted a sneak-preview article from its February 2006 issue about how Lego used 4 of their Lego Mindstorm’s biggest fans to revamp their programmable robotic product. For us hardware junkies, the original Mindstorm Continue reading “Lego updates their programmable robotics”.
AMD today announced a new addition to its highly acclaimed AMD Turion(tm) 64 mobile technology processor family with the introduction of AMD Turion 64 mobile technology ML-44. The newest addition to this popular mobile processor Continue reading “AMD Launches the Turion 64 Mobile Processor ML-44”.
The Seagate 160GB Portable Hard Drive is the industry’s first portable drive built with perpendicular recording, an innovative technology that Seagate has employed to deliver the market’s highest capacity in a 2.5-inch form factor. The Continue reading “Seagate Launches First-Ever 160GB Perpendicular Hard Drive”.
Intel Corporation formally unveiled a new brand identity today that represents a significant milestone in the company?s history and further signifies the company?s evolution to a market-driving platform solutions company. We have a picture of Continue reading “Intel Unveils New Brand Identity”.