Gateway maintained its track record of underachievement, as the No. 3 PC maker in the U.S. reported weaker-than-expected results Thursday. Irvine, Calif.-based Gateway said it lost $7.7 million, or 2 cents a share, on $919 Continue reading “No. 3 PC maker Gateway Loses $7.7 million”.
Nvidia will soon announce that Merom-based notebooks (Merom is a codename that Intel used for its recently announced T-series mobile Core 2 Duo processors) support its dual-graphics SLI technology, according to sources at Taiwan notebook Continue reading “Merom-based notebooks to support Nvidia SLI”.
Despite plunging prices for CPUs, worldwide semiconductor sales rose 9.4 percent from last year, reaching $58.9 billion for the second quarter. This is great news for the industry and shows that the industry is still Continue reading “Chip sales rise despite price cuts”.
Super Talent Technology today announced three new styles of USB flash drives. All three new series of USB drives support hi-speed USB 2.0, and employ the latest dual channel controllers for optimum performance. All three Continue reading “Super Talent Launches Trio of New USB Drives”.
In the latest boost to its dominance in portable music players, Apple Computer Inc. is teaming with General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Mazda Motor Corp. to integrate the iPod into car audio systems. Continue reading “Apple’s iPod Cuddles Up With The Auto Makers”.
After suffering embarrassing security exploits over the past several years, Microsoft Corp. is trying a new tactic: inviting some of the world’s best-known computer experts to try to poke holes in Vista, the next generation Continue reading “Microsoft to hackers: try to break Vista”.
A closely watched French law that allows regulators to force Apple Computer Inc. to make its iPod player and iTunes online store compatible with rival offerings went into effect Thursday even though I can’t believe Continue reading “French ‘iTunes’ law takes effect today”.
Some 5,000 AOL employees, or about 26 percent of the company’s 19,000-person work force, will lose their jobs within six months as a result of restructuring, Time Warner’s AOL online division on Thursday. “At a Continue reading “AOL to cut 5,000 jobs (26 percent of AOL’s workforce)”.
IBM continued its shopping spree on Thursday, picking up MRO Software for a cool $740 million in cash, or about $25.80 a share. IBM is paying a 19.4% premium for the MRO shares as of Continue reading “IBM Buys MRO Software”.
Today Legit Reviews goes beyond a typical review and jumps head first into how power supplies are priced and what you need to look for when it comes to buying a top end power supply. We go over a number of issues ranging from the temperature ratings on capacitors to how the total power is figured out. Save some money by buying the right power supply the first time!
Fudo at The Inq. says that consumers won?t be seeing 65 nanometre graphics before 2007 and it probably won?t be that early in the year either. With the ATI X1950 XTX one of the last Continue reading “No 65 nanometre graphics likely this year”.
Nvidia is expected to launch its MCP61S integrated graphics processor (IGP) chipset for the AMD AM2 platform at the end of August, unspecified motherboard makers noted. The all-in-one IGP solution, which is being manufactured on Continue reading “Nvidia to launch MCP61S IGP chipset by end of August”.
As the latest entrant into the power supply industry it’s now Corsair?s turn to sit in the hot seat as we take a look at their HX Series of modular power supplies. Legit Reviews has had the pleasure of taking their 620Watt model, the CMPSU-620HX and taking it for a test spin on our Conroe and AM2 gaming systems.
Corsair Memory today announced the introduction of the Corsair HX Series power supply product line. The HX Series modular power supplies mark a new exciting first for Corsair. As the latest entrant into the power Continue reading “Corsair Enters the Power Supply Market”.
Elitegroup Computer Systems, Inc. announced it has inked an agreement to acquire Uniwill Computer, Taiwan?s leading manufacturer of ultra-portable notebook solutions. This acquisition will allow customers of both companies to deploy a wide range of Continue reading “ECS Elitegroup to Acquire Uniwill Computer”.
