Should a dual-core processor count as one chip or two? IBM and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) provided two very different answers to that question Thursday as the two companies unveiled contrasting pricing strategies around AMD’s Continue reading “IBM changes dual-core pricing for new AMD chips”.
Well last night AMD seems to have lifted its non-disclosure agreement on the new Dual Core Opteron processors, and as of this morning we have had a slew of new reviews come out on many Continue reading “AMD Dual Core NDA Lifted”.
If you’re a MAC enthusiast, then this new feature rich version of OSX should satisfy. Check out a few of the over 200 new features and innovations included in this significant upgrade. A first look Continue reading “Tiger’s Tale”.
The trojans found recently are mostly hidden in games for smartphones that run on the Series 60 Symbian operating system used in models from Nokia. Closely held SimWorks said the catch doubled the number of Continue reading “Risks Rise of Computer-Borne Cell Phone Viruses”.
Microsoft gets serious about pursuing their new policy of interoperability by adding Linux support to it’s 2005 Server product. Microsoft had always rebuffed any requests for interoperability with products it didn’t make, particularly Linux, an Continue reading “Microsoft to support Linux”.
The VIA K8 series chipsets, including the new VIA K8T890, uses VIA Hyper8 technology for high speed and low latency performance with the latest AMD Opteron processors with dual-core architectures. PC Pro
Apparently, Microsoft is very committed to pursuing a policy of interoperability. I can only hope that no one ever asks me to say “interoperability” three times back to back. “I want to make sure today Continue reading “Ballmer: Interoperability, interoperability, interoperability”.
WiMax: a revolution waiting to happen, or just another money making opp. for the tech industry? This story says it both! I say if I can be on a mountain, say somewhere in Montana, screaming Continue reading “Waiting for WiMax”.
Sony is said to have proposed using Blu-ray’s disc structure and HD DVD software technology. Toshiba has presented the idea of using HD DVD’s disc structure, which is closer to that of current DVDs, and Continue reading “Sony, Toshiba Mull Format to Avoid DVD War – Source”.
More personalized searches may mean more relevant search results, but will it eventually mean more targeted advertisements as well? Google says they have no immediate plans for making ads a part of the service. The Continue reading “Google Rolls Out Test of Personalized Search Tool”.
And the competition just continues to heat up. Who really has the better dual-core technology? Read the entire story in the Legit Review’s Forum by clicking on the link below and weighing in with your Continue reading “Advanced Micro Enters Chip Battle a Step Behind Intel”.
Wow! I believe this is what I would call a lightweight heavyweight. Really, the easy portabililty of such a truly functional notebook would be a key selling point for me, but I would be concerned Continue reading “Toshiba Reveals The Libretto U100 Mini-Notebook”.
Seems like Linux is well on the way to moving it’s products into the realm of mainstream consumer use and bringing open-source along with it. Novell has shipped its latest bundle of Linux software for Continue reading “Novell delivers Linux package to home PCs”.
A lapsed but devoted catholic? A savvy, opportunistic entreprenuer? An odd, but well-meaning gentle man? Maybe we’ll never really know. A St. Augustine, Fla., man, Rogers Cadenhead, registered the address BenedictXVI.com on April 1, hoping Continue reading “Florida Man Registers BenedictXVI.com Name”.
I’ve been looking for a central storage hub for my digital media files, and the Lite-On LVW-5045 seems like a potential candidate. Here’s a snippet from the review @ TechIMO. Check out the forums for Continue reading “Lite-On LVW-5045 DVD/HDD Recorder”.