Intel is eyeing a plan for using software to boost a PC’s ability to fight hackers, talk on the phone and even capture television programs in the future. The chip maker, which launched its security Continue reading “Intel Aims to Upgrade PCs with Virtual Appliances”.
If everyone in America started downloading high-definition video would it hurt internet service providers? Most home Internet use is in brief bursts ? an e-mail here, a Web page there. If people start watching streaming Continue reading “High-definition video could choke Internet”.
Hollywood has been tiptoeing its way toward letting consumers buy a movie online, burn it onto a DVD and watch it on a living-room TV. While the studios hesitate, the adult film industry is taking Continue reading “Porn industry to offer downloads to DVDs”.
hree major hurricanes will strike the United States this year, with the storm-battered Gulf Coast most at risk in June and July, forecaster AccuWeather predicted today. Get ready for high gas prices once again if Continue reading “3 major hurricanes to hit US this year: AccuWeather”.
A top Chinese academic has been fired after it emerged he faked research into computer chips that aimed at ending the nation’s reliance on foreign suppliers. Touted as China’s first successful proprietary Digital Signal Processor Continue reading “China’s First Digital Signal Processor Microchip a Fake”.
NVIDIA Corporation, the worldwide leader in programmable graphics processor technologies, today announced the results of a collaborative memory development effort called Enhanced Performance Profiles, or EPP, which allows consumers to easily expose new, advanced performance Continue reading “NVIDIA Unveils Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP)”.
Enhanced Performance Profiles, or EPP, allows consumers to easily expose new, advanced performance memory settings built into high performance memory DIMMs for even higher levels of overall PC system performance. If you are using DDR2 memory or plan to on AMD’s upcoming AM2 platform then read on!
In a surprise turn of events at E3, new Dell XPS machines in very bold and wild colors and designs turned up at the nVidia booth. Shifting from their traditional industrial charcoals, grays, and silvers, Continue reading “New XPS cases spotted. No barfing on the carpet please.”.
Wondering how much extra money HDMI will add to the overall cost of HDMI supported video cards? Fudo over at The Inq. went out asked asked some companies and found that for an ATI Radeon Continue reading “Power Color Charges $10 to be HDMI Ready”.
Microsoft, Mountain Dew, Fox, and Best Buy announce partnership in a new consortium to launch the Championship Gaming Series in 2007. Also, three gaming tournaments will be broadcast exclusively on DirecTVIRECTV in 2006. Based on Continue reading “Championship Gaming Series Announced”.
Infineon Technologies today unveiled handset chips equipped with its 65nm CMOS process technology and said that products with this new technology are expected to be market-ready towards the end of 2006. Infineon developed the technology Continue reading “Infineon unveils 65nm handset chip”.
The Aurora m9700 is the industry’s first and only 17″ mobile system to offer
the powerful dual-graphics capabilities of NVIDIA SLI technology. We take a look at this killer gaming notebook and show you the photos and general comments from the show floor at the Electronics Entertainment Expo here in cloudy LA.
XFX, a worldwide presence in the manufacture of nVIDIA-based graphics cards, recently announced a partnership with Auravision, Inc., the master licensor for Fatal1ty Brand Products. Under the agreement, Fatal1ty will collaborate with XFX on the Continue reading “XFX Announces Partnership with Fatal1ty”.
First-quarter profits jumped more than 41% at Nvidia, topping the Street’s expectations. In the period ending April 30, the graphics chipmaker on Thursday said it earned $90.7 million, or 23 cents a share. That was Continue reading “NVIDIA First-Quarter Profits Jump 41 Percent”.
Three of the world’s largest memory chipmakers have agreed to pay $160 million to settle a private lawsuit alleging that they conspired to fix prices for the DRAM chips used in personal computers. The private Continue reading “Memory Chipmakers Settle Antitrust Suit”.
