As Intel reportedly plans to launch a standalone USB 3.0 controller in 2010, sources from motherboard makers believe the transition from USB 2.0 to 3.0 will speed up. This is interesting news and will give Continue reading “Intel Standalone USB 3.0 Controller Expected in 2010”.
GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY today proudly announced that they have reached an industry milestone of 1 million SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) motherboards shipped, making GIGABYTE the single most widely adopted SuperSpeed USB platform in the world. GIGABYTE Continue reading “GIGABYTE Captures 1/3 of Global USB 3.0 Market Share”.
Corsair Force Series F100 100GB SSD Featuring the SandForce 1200 @ TweakTown and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums! “We knew going into last week that the first Continue reading “March 23 News from Around the Web”.
MSI today launched the R5870/R5850 Twin Frozr II, the latest in the Twin Frozr series of graphics display adaptors designed for outstanding cooling performance. In addition to the latest technologies such as ATI Stream, Eyefinity Continue reading “MSI Radeon HD R5870/R5850 Twin Frozr II Graphics Cards Launched”.
Given the cyclical pattern that DRAM industry been through in past years, DRAMeXchange identify that individual completed industrial cycle is 3 years. According to Figure 1 for OPM analysis. DRAM vendors experienced three continuous lost Continue reading “DRAM Industry To Be In Up Cycle For Next 3 Years”.
Boutique PC maker Hypersonic-PC has closed down! Some of our readers might remember this company as it was purchased by OCZ a few years ago and now it appears they will be focusing more on Continue reading “OCZ Shuts Down Hypersonic-PC – Focus Back on SSDs and Memory”.
Buffalo Technology has announced the MiniStation Cobalt USB 3.0 portable hard drive, the latest generation of SuperSpeed external storage solutions which deliver interface speeds up to 5 Gigabits per second. Designed for mobility and equipped Continue reading “Buffalo Announces MiniStation Cobalt USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drives”.
The study, done by Symantec, gauges each city by risk factors and current city conditions. Obviously, your behavior (or lack of) has a significant impact on the odds that you will become a victim so Continue reading “The 50 Riskiest Cities For Cybercrime in America”.
Nintendo release a teaser statement about their update to the popular DS/DSi hand held. The update will allow the unit to display 3D effects with out the need of glasses. Nintendo says it will release Continue reading “Nintendo 3D version of DS/DSi”.
BlueAnt today launched the T1 headset, a ruggedized Bluetooth device that has been designed to give great audio performance under the most extreme conditions. The T1 is the first BlueAnt headset to feature Wind Armour Continue reading “Ruggedized BlueAnt T1 Bluetooth Headset Introduced”.
Say you have a Macbook Air, or a netbook with only one or two USB ports, but you have several USB devices you would like to use, well the only option available so far is Continue reading “Infinite USB Plug is a Big Idea for Small Conveniences”.
The VSS Enterprise was unveiled last December and flew for the first time today out of the Mohave Spaceport in Southern California. The early morning flight lasted for almost three hours and achieved an altitude Continue reading “Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShip Two Completes First Captive Flight”.
Earlier this year, Google had been attacked by hackers initially thought to be from china(not much has been said about the incident for specifics) and what resulted was a political fiasco which forced Google to Continue reading “Google Stops Censoring in China”.
Online activity has always been considered to contain a certain amount of risk. Especially if you perform online transaction which will include your personal information. Depending on where you live the risk could be higher! Continue reading “Norton ranks riskiest cities for cybercrime”.
The folks over at Wired were fortunate enough to review the highly versatile and revolutionary Tesla Roadster. Weighing in at $141K, the Wired drivers were able to get as much as 236 miles on a Continue reading “$141,000 Tesla Roadster Review at Wired”.
