Memory maker Micron has accused Rambus of foul play after being sued by the memory technology developer last month. In a lawsuit filed with the US District Court of Eastern Virginia, Micron claims Rambus ?engaged Continue reading “Micron Uses the RICO Act on Rambus”.
NVIDIA Corporation announced that it has completed the acquisition of ULi Electronics, Inc., a leading developer of core logic technology. It will be interesting to see what NVIDIA does with ULi and if they continue Continue reading “NVIDIA Completes Acquisition of ULi Electronics”.
Sales of Nvidia graphics chips should not be affected by a possible delay in the launch of Sony?s PlayStation 3 game console since the company is only licensing graphics technology to Sony instead of producing Continue reading “Nvidia To Be Unaffected By Possible Sony PS3 Delay”.
It seems there is another security “flaw” in Apple’s OSX operating system according to the BBC. The new security bug can be exploited via a malicious website. Initially it was thought that the flaw only Continue reading “More security problems bite Apple”.
Hynix and ST Microelectronics will be openning a new FAB in China according to Digitimes. They are looking to start their pilot run in March, with a view to increasing their monthly production to 30,000 Continue reading “Hynix to start pilot run at 8-inch China fab in March”.
No, not the credit card, ATi’s master cards. Quoting internal ATi memos and roadmaps, the guys at AT have found that the next generation 80nm RV570 and RV560 GPUs will have CrossFire capability built-in. The Continue reading “Bye bye master cards, you will not be missed.”.
Seems that the folks at the INQ have found out when BFGs 7900GTX solution is going to be launched. Whether it will be available or not on that day, there will be the new standard Continue reading “BFG 7900GTX 512 to launch on March 9th?”.
Chicago is launching an effort to offer wireless broadband, city officials said Friday, jumping on the Wi-Fi bandwagon as similar initiatives proceed in Philadelphia, San Francisco and smaller cities. I wish St. Louis would do Continue reading “Chicago planning for citywide Wi-Fi”.
Researchers at IBM have discovered a way of getting more out of the current method used to make computer chips also known as deep-ultraviolet optical lithography. The methods used by the scientists at IBM’s Almaden Continue reading “IBM Uses Deep-Ultraviolet Optical Lithography To Increase Circuit Counts”.
Today’s Chinese-language Commercial Times reported that Intel would decrease prices for its Yonah CPUs 17%-32% by the end of May. Now we just need DIY whitebook notebooks to arrive on the market so we can Continue reading “Intel to Slash Yonah Notebook CPU Prices in May”.
Today we look at the Extreme N6600GT Silencer video card that features a totally silent cooling solution from ASUS. With sound and heat becoming major issues for many users ASUS has come out with a select number of video cards that feature 0db cooling solutions. Just how well could a silent video card perform while gaming? Take a look and see for yourself!
nVidia partners have confirmed that they have just ordered their last batches of nVidia’s G70 chip and are moving on to the newer G71. The G70 7800 line of products have been incredibly successful and Continue reading “nVidia bids 7800 adieu”.
In recent years, unlocking of disabled shaders via special software or BIOS modding of graphics cards has become quite common among tech communities. With more recent cards such as the X800GTO^2 and 6800GS AGP being Continue reading “Fire up your floppies! The X1800GTO is coming to town!”.
While not quite 700mhz, nVidia’s 7900GTX which will be clocked at 650mhz will be a considerable adversary to ATi’s X1900XT. While it’s speculated that the 7900GTX will not be able to beat the X1900XT in Continue reading “7900GTX numbers revealed”.
The Kingston TravelLite SD/MMC Reader is designed for today’s popular SD and MMC Flash memory cards and provides quick and easy transfer of data. With a thin profile and respectable read/write speeds the TravelLite might be the SD/MMC flash memory reader you need to take with you on the road.
