Antec sent us an e-mail giving us some details as to what is going on with the whole Antec/Tyan/Anandtech Power Supply issue in hopes of making things right. It seems that Antec is asking Anandtech Continue reading “Antec Tries, But Can’t Confirm Anandtech’s Claims”.
Some news for people looking to build a dual-Opteron server using a Tyan motherboard: certain models of Tyan motherboards are not compatible with Antec TruePower II EPS PSU’s. A voltage fluctuation on the 12v+ rail Continue reading “Compatibility issue with Tyan boards & Antec PSU’s”.
There’s good news for those out there who like Asus’ line of slim notebooks: PC-manufacturing giant HP is taking Asus on as their key producer of slim-profile notebooks. This is a good thing, considering you’ll Continue reading “Contract-manufacturing relationship between HP and Asustek to expand”.
Intel is at the The CPL World Tour Grand Finals in New York and just sent us a press release stating that the gamers are excited to play on the new Intel 975X Express chipset-based Continue reading “Intel Releases the i975X Express Chipset”.
Almost 5 million people were infected by HIV globally in 2005, the highest jump since the first reported case in 1981 and taking the number living with the virus to a record 40.3 million, the Continue reading “Roughly 5 million new AIDS cases in 2005”.
Intel and Micron Technology are launching a joint venture to produce NAND flash memory, with Apple Computer prepaying $500 million to secure its place in line for the popular technology, the companies said Monday. Big Continue reading “Intel & Micron To Launch Joint NAND Flash Venture”.
Google Inc. has quietly patched a security bug in its Gmail service, but the company is downplaying the severity of the risk to its users. I’m glad to see that is was patched and that Continue reading “Google Downplays Gmail Security Fix”.
More than 2,000 gamers descended on the Mojave Desert for the official Xbox 360 launch party. Xboxes are planned to go on sale nationwide at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday. A basic Xbox with a wired controller Continue reading “Microsoft Xbox 360 Makes Mojave Desert Debut”.
In an attempt to stimulate demand and clear out inventory, several DRAM makers have slashed the spot prices for their 512Mbit DDR2 eTT parts to a new low, according to sources. Analysts hold the viewpoint Continue reading “DRAM makers slashing DDR2 prices to clear out inventory”.
Networking company giant Cisco Systems may soon have in its clutches something we use in our home for our viewing pleasure: Cable TV. Cisco has bought Scientific-Atlantic, a maker of cable TV equipment, in a Continue reading “Cisco goes for video”.
Here’s a crazy bit of news coming out of Texas: they renamed one their towns Dish in order to receive free Dish TV. Formerly Clark, Texas, Dish will be getting free equipment and service in Continue reading “What’s in a name? For town of DISH, free TV”.
After seeing chipsets like the NForce4 and the Intel 9xx series (all of which support PCI-Express), VIA is finally jumping on the bandwagon with their offering, the P4M900. VIA Technologies has begun shipments of its Continue reading “VIA starts shipping PCIe-enabled P4 and K8 chipsets”.
The Inq. is reporting that AMD has sent out a press release on why AMD Intel has declined their dual-core challange. Pretty funny way to get your day started! Top 10 Reasons Intel will not Continue reading “Why Intel won’t benchmark Paxville”.
When shares of GOOG were first launched I remember people upset with the pricing. Looking back now how wrong could they have been! Google shares are currently at $402.89 just 15 months after the firm’s Continue reading “Google shares top $400 threshold with ease”.
Over in China it seems that internet users prefer instant messaging to e-mail, and they are relying on the Internet more frequently than before to contact others who have the same professions, hobbies and political Continue reading “Chinese Internet users prefer IM to e-mail”.