Your cell phone can do it all right? It Syncs with your PC, can bluetooth movies to your friends, and has an office manager that does everything but turn on the coffee maker. Are you Continue reading “Next hot trend for Cell Phones — Reading Books”.
With Flash memory expected to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 160-170% over the next 3-5 years it is no suprise that ASUS is entering the flash memory market. ASUS used to Continue reading “ASUS Enters Flash Memory Market”.
“EPOX AND ABIT confirmed our previous news where we reported that Nforce 3 and 4 have some problems with Athlon revision E CPUs. These companies also confirmed that it can be fixed at the BIOS Continue reading “Abit and Epox confirm Nforce 3/4 problem”.
Hope everyone is having a fun and safe St. Patrick’s Day! And for those party goers, don’t drink and drive… and look out for those who are not as responsible as the LR readers! � Continue reading “Happy St. Patty’s Day!!”.
“Windows XP may be updated to support a new file system technology that Microsoft is working on for the next version of Windows. Called WinFS, the technology promises to make it easier for users to Continue reading “Windows XP May Gain Longhorn Features”.
“Back in 1346, it didn’t take a CSI unit to uncover the culprits behind one of history’s first cases of bioterrorism. Nobody could miss the plague-ridden corpses and heads catapulted over the walls of the Continue reading “Bioterror CSIs Target Germs”.
An awesome story..people like this are so inspiring. “Michael Feir is an avid gamer. He spent so much time playing games in college he created his own online gaming magazine. But Feir doesn’t play the Continue reading “The Blind Fragging the Blind”.
“Three Japanese consumer electronics giants have created a new technology to transport Internet and media signals around the home via the electricity network, Panasonic said on Thursday. Sony (6758.T), Mitsubishi (6503.T) and Matsushita-owned (6752.T) Panasonic Continue reading “Japanese Giants Launch Web Over Powerline System”.
Oh baby…….here comes the new chips…. Venice and San Diego can’t be far behind. 90nm Opteron None
The GameCube successor is said to have WiFi on board for game play. Don’t get your hopes up though because the new console is not currently on the timetable for 2005, but should “certainly” be Continue reading “Nintendo unveils wireless gaming plans”.
We all know that Intel’s goal is to provide a high-end processor for as many server makers as possible. Even with IBM’s departure, Intel still has Itanium partnerships with Fujitsu, Hitachi, HP, NEC, Silicon Graphics Continue reading “Intel: x86 won’t encroach on Itanium”.
“ NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA), a worldwide leader in graphics and digital media processors, today expands its award-winning NVIDIA GeForce 6 Series of graphics processing units (GPUs) by unveiling two new products: a 512MB version Continue reading “NVIDIA Introduces Two New GeForce 6 Series GPUs”.
“At least eight Taiwan motherboard makers have been preparing models using Nvidia?s new nForce4 SLI Intel Edition media and communications processor (MCP). All of the eight joined Nvidia on stage at CeBIT during the preview Continue reading “CeBIT: Taiwan motherboard makers out in force to support Nvidia?s upcoming nForce4 SLI Intel Edition”.
“Google has taken the unusual step of removing some of its own Web pages from its Web index after reports that the pages used a search-optimization method frowned upon by the search engine. Search-engine watchers Continue reading “Google Responds to Cloaking Accusations”.
AMD roadmap…updated 3/10/2005 “ A FILING ON the Ace’s Hardware forum points to several AMD documents which demonstrate changes ahead on the chip firm’s desktop chips. The PDFs show that AMD is switching a number Continue reading “AMD chips to launch in early April”.