QNAP Systems has announced this morning that Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB (WD20EADS) SATA hard drives are now supported by their entire TS-109/ 209/ 409/ 509/ 439/ 639/ 809 /809U-RP and the latest TS-119/ 219 Continue reading “QNAP Turbo NAS Series now Compatible with WD 2TB Hard Drives”.
GlacialTech, the diversified provider of cooling, power supply, PC enclosure solutions for consumer and industrial applications, today announced the launch of X-Wing, the cooling pad, for notebooks, to help reduce the load on the system Continue reading “GlacialTech launches X-Wing Laptop Cooling Pad”.
Asustek is hoping that its Eee Box B206 nettop, launched on March 24 with a suggested price tag of NT$12,000 (US$355), will help clear its excessive inventory of ATI Radeon HD 3450 GPUs, according to Continue reading “Asustek Eee Box B206 sales expected to ease GPU inventory”.
QNAP Security today unveiled the NVR-104, the most affordable and reliable network surveillance system for SOHO and SMB. The NVR-104 supports high quality 4-channel M-JPEG/ MPEG-4 recording and up to 120-channel real-time monitoring with the Continue reading “QNAP Launches NVR-104 Network Surveillance System”.
Continuing its momentum and leadership in virtualization technology, Advanced Micro Devices today released the first video and images demonstrating live migration across three generations of AMD processors on VMware ESX 3.5, including the Six-Core AMD Continue reading “AMD Demonstrates Live Migration between Three AMD Opteron Processors”.
MotionDSP today released vReveal, an easy-to-use Windows application for PCs that fixes common problems afflicting consumer-generated video. vReveal features patented “CSI”-style super-resolution technology adapted from the forensic applications used by law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Continue reading “MotionDSP releases vReveal – CUDA Video Editor”.
OCZ Technology today unveiled two new mice ideal for users seeking an inexpensive gaming solution. Featuring a solid design, maximum functionality, and programmable customization unique to each user, the Behemoth and Eclipse are built with Continue reading “OCZ Announces Two New Gaming Mice – Behemoth and Eclipse”.
Chip giant Intel is looking to revamp its compensation plan as the tech bellwether attempts to control its costs and weather the economic storm. The plan, which must be approved by shareholders, includes a freeze Continue reading “Intel Freezes Salaries for Top Executives”.
Bigfoot Networks, the networking technology company behind the Killer(tm) line of gaming network cards, today launched Killer Xeno, the company’s next-generation voice chat-enabled network interface card for online gamers. The new product comes with more Continue reading “Bigfoot Networks Launches Killer Xeno – Gaming NIC”.
Intel chip bug? Or simply much more than you need to know? Researchers claim Intel has a serious chip bug. But that all depends. Security experts who are into the arcana of chip security may Continue reading “Researchers claim Intel has a serious chip bug”.
Intel has postponed the launch of its Atom Z550 and Z515 CPUs for mobile Internet devices (MIDs) to mid-April, according to sources at MID makers. The Atom Z550 and Z515 CPUs will feature core frequencies Continue reading “Intel postpones the launch of new Menlow Atom CPUs to mid-April”.
The U.S. software industry is pushing for a greater role as government officials develop a policy to ward off attacks on the nation’s communications infrastructure, a trade group said on Friday. The Business Software Alliance, Continue reading “Software lobby seeks greater role in U.S. security”.
Google has removed dozens of photos from its new UK Street View service. The street-mapping facility launched amid a fanfare of publicity but now the firm has been forced to pull some of the images Continue reading “Google pulls some street view images”.
A whistle-blower organization claims a secret list of Web sites that Australian authorities are proposing to ban includes such innocuous destinations as a dentist’s office. Australia’s government denied that the list published by renegade Web Continue reading “Australian Internet blacklist prompts concern”.
Memory makers expect Windows 7 to drive demand for NAND flash chips because the new OS is optimized to take advantage of solid-state drives (SSD). At the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) in November 2008, Continue reading “Windows 7 expected to spur NAND flash demand”.
