Advanced Micro Devices announced today that they will would invest $2.5 billion to expand its two chip-building facilities in Dresden, Germany. This is good news for AMD and Germany! AMD said Monday it intends to Continue reading “AMD to Invest $2.5 Billion in Dresden, Germany Facility”.
Earthlink Inc., the Internet service provider, said on Friday it has won approval from the New Orleans City Council to build a wireless high-speed Internet network in the city. The company said the wireless network Continue reading “Earthlink to build New Orleans Wi-Fi network”.
For years PC video games have been created by men for men, but it seems that times are quickly changing. With more women getting into the industry games are now being designed for both groups Continue reading “Women gain prominence in video game world”.
Today we take a look at NVIDIA’s new ForceWare Release 90 v91.28 BETA drivers and takk a look at the latest control panel from NVIDIA. Featuring innovative multimedia, application, and display management, as well as gaming features this is worth a look. Come take a look at what these beta drivers look like and see if it is something you want to ty out!
Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said the Windows Vista operating system is still on track for early January shipment. Anyone taking bets on this one? “This design track (is) for a January shipment, but Continue reading “Microsoft CEO says Windows Vista on track”.
The web should remain neutral and resist attempts to fragment it into different services, web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee has said. Recent attempts in the US to try to charge for different levels of online Continue reading “Web inventor warns of ‘dark’ net”.
Digitimes is reporting that Kingston will introduce a new lineup of high-density memory card and a really cool looking USB flash drive at the upcoming Computex Taipei 2006, which runs from June 6-10. Kingston will Continue reading “Kingston to unveil new USB flash disk lineup at Computex 2006”.
The ECS C-19A is the first board from ECS that formally supports NVIDIA’s SLI Technology in Intel platforms. With 8-CH Intel High Definition Audio, DDR2 667MHz memory support and support for the latest 1066MHz front side bus Intel dual-core Pentium D processors this ~$80 motherboard packs serious bang for the buck.
If you play Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and own ATI graphics cards then you need to download and use “The Chuck Patch” that ATI has been releasing. This special driver is provided to enable additional Continue reading “ATI Releasesd Beta 6.5 Catalyst for Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion”.
CZ Technology Group has released their Special Ops Edition DDR and DDR2 memory lines. Parts will feature a unique camouflage motif XTC heatspreader and come in PC-3200, PC2-5400, and PC2-6400 speed grades. Alex Mei over Continue reading “OCZ Technology Launches PC Memory With Jungle Camouflage Spreaders”.
ATI’s Linux 8.25.18 drivers are now available, so if you need them head on over to ATI and pick them up! Xord 7.0 is now supported by the ATI Proprietary Linux installer. This release of Continue reading “ATI’s Linux 8.25.18 drivers are now available”.
Available in fetching orange and yellow, or shades of blue and green, here’s the $100 laptop, which was unveiled at the Seven Countries Task Force Meeting yesterday. Almost immediately, pictures of the machine hit the Continue reading “The $100 Laptop Seen in Different Colors”.
DRAM transactions on the spot market were notably quiet, with both DDR and DDR2 prices remaining flat. The market for NAND appeared vibrant amid earlier price rises and capacity adjustment by the leading players, with Continue reading “Quiet DRAM market show signs of an upside”.
Nintendo has posted a 19% drop in annual profits and warned that results for its current financial year will be weaker than previously expected. Nintendo needs to bring out the Wii console quick because at Continue reading “Nintendo warns of weaker profits”.
U.S. spending on video games for personal computers hit $1.4 billion in 2005, according to an estimate released by market research firm NPD Group on Wednesday. Online subscriptions to PC games and gaming Web sites Continue reading “PC game spending hit $1.4 bln in US”.
