AMD today introduced AMD Turion 64 X2 mobile technology, the first and only family of 64-bit dual-core processors designed for thin and light notebook PCs. AMD Turion 64 X2 mobile technology allows people to get Continue reading “AMD Launches Turion 64 X2 Mobile Technology-based Notebook PCs”.
Legit Reviews has just received an e-mail from a number of sources where the Chairman of the JEDEC SPD Task Group talks about the recent announcement of EPP memory by NVIDIA and Corsair. On Monday Continue reading “JEDEC Chair Says Enhanced Performance Profiles not yet Submitted”.
NVIDIA announced their new graphics architecture for Sony’s PlayStation 3 codenamed “RSX”. Combined with the PS3 microprocessor, NVIDIA claims to provide two teraflops of floating point horsepower. Compare that with ATI’s 580 that pumps out Continue reading “NVIDIA’s “RSX” Graphics Architecture for PS3″.
Tim Roberts, the former CEO of a Seattle-based video game company, has been charged with artificially inflating his company’s stock price while he sold personal shares, commonly referred to as a pump and dump scheme. Continue reading “‘Phantom’ video game CEO charged”.
Apple Computer is now one step away from completing its move to Intel chips. The Macintosh computer maker announced on Tuesday a new lineup of consumer-targeted notebooks starting at about $1,100 and featuring Intel’s Core Continue reading “Apple Puts More Intel Inside”.
Digital entertainment product supplier Creative Technology Ltd. filed suit against Apple Computer Inc. in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California for allegedly infringing a Creative patent governing the user interface in Continue reading “Creative Sues Apple For Patent Infringement”.
CodePlex is not the name for a new wing of the ever-expanding Microsoft campus headquarters. Instead, it is Microsoft’s newest code-repository site, aimed especially at shared- and open-source programmers. The CodePlex site opened yesterday and Continue reading “Microsoft Launches ‘CodePlex,’ a New Code Repository Site”.
Researchers at International Business Machines Corp. say a new method for cramming data onto magnetic tape will increase storage capacity at least 15 times, enough to squeeze the text from 8 million books onto a Continue reading “IBM details huge improvement in data storage”.
Futuremark, creators of world’s most widely used benchmarks for PCs and handhelds, today announced they have signed a deal with Microsoft Corp. The contract covers online services and performance analysis tools in support of Microsoft Continue reading “Futuremark Develops Microsoft Windows Vista Performance Tool”.
Sony Corp. said on Tuesday it would launch the world’s first notebook personal computer equipped with a next-generation Blu-ray optical disk drive in Japan in June. It is interesting to see how Toshiba stole the Continue reading “Sony to launch first Blu-ray notebook PC”.
AMD has launched their energy-efficient Athlon 64 and Sempron processors and have silenty cut the prices members of its existing single-core desktop chip line-ups while others have been cut. So out goes the Athlon 64 Continue reading “AMD prunes single-core prices by up to 19.2%”.
Samsung Electronics has raised its NAND flash contract prices again and the company had informed its customers that no available stocks for 1Gbit NAND will be supplied for the spot market, according to industry sources. Continue reading “Samsung said to raise NAND flash contract prices again”.
AMD today unveiled a top-to-bottom energy efficient AMD desktop processor roadmap at the In-Stat Spring Processor Forum. The typical AMD processor runs at 89 Watts, but the two new ones are rated at 65 and Continue reading “AMD Unveils 35W and 65W X2 Processor Roadmap”.
The NVIDIA SLI-Ready GeForce 7600 graphics processing units (GPUs) unleash silent gaming and video on the PC. Today Legit Reviews takes a look at the XFX GeForce 7600 GS Extreme Edition video card and test drives it like you would. After playing current game titles, benchmarking the card, and overclocking it come see our thoughts.
Although it runs the same Palm OS as previous versions, the PDA sports upgrades in the browser, offers new E-mail features, and can work with the 3G 1xEV-DO networks of Sprint and Verizon Wireless. It Continue reading “Palm Releases Updated Treo 700p for 3G 1xEV-DO Networks”.
