Gateway CEO Wayne Inouye, of former eMachines fame has announced his departure from the company. In the two short years since Gateway acquired eMachines and made Inouye the company CEO he completely turned around the Continue reading “Gateway CEO resigns, future uncertain”.
Did you know that SanDisk is the number two maker of MP3 players? While Apple has the number one spot locked down with their iPod series SanDisk is right behind them with their non-iPod players. Continue reading “SanDisk becomes the No. 2 seller of MP3 players”.
A-Data Technology and Transcend have reduced their NAND flash shipments in January to avoid losses due to the falling prices on flash products. NAND flash is going to continue to be a huge part of Continue reading “A-Data and Transcend lower NAND flash memory production”.
Rumor has it that the Intel Merom processor has been pushed from Q3 to Q4 due to unknown reasons. Intel has had rough times launching products when listed on their roadmaps, which makes us wonder Continue reading “Intel’s Merom Mobile Processor Delayed Till Q4”.
The internet giant Yahoo has been accused of providing China with information that led to the jailing of a second internet writer. Last year Yahoo was accused of giving information to Beijing which led to Continue reading “Information Yahoo Gave Lands Chinese Man In Jail”.
Research In Motion on Thursday unveiled a plan that it says will let its addictive BlackBerry e-mail device work even if it loses a patent dispute, and said the workaround will prevent a shutdown of Continue reading “RIM unveils plan to keep BlackBerrys alive”.
VIA Technologies today announced the VIA P4M890 IGP chipset featuring leading edge interconnect and video display technologies, further expanding VIA’s broad support for the Intel Pentium 4 platform and delivering new levels of performance and Continue reading “VIA Announces The P4M890 PCI Express Desktop IGP Chipset”.
WidowPC, a maker of custom built gaming computers has today announced plans for an SLi laptop with the latest 7800 series GPUs. People who ogled at the proof-of-concept MXM SLi card MSI showed at CES Continue reading “Forget the leg warmers, get one of these:”.
There?s been lots of discussion recently about what type of heat spreader is best for overclocking, or if no heat spreader is best of all. Corsair decided to run some tests to see what the results would be. Today we post up their thoughts along with ours and a couple memory companies. Read on to see how heat spreaders impact performance.
The guys over at tbreak have leaked out all the upcoming nVidia chipsets. They go into detail on four chipsets. The below line pretty much matches the current nVidia lineup where you have the X16 Continue reading “Upcoming NVIDIA MCP55 Chipsets Leaked”.
The inclusion of brand-name specifications in federal computer hardware procurement lead to harmful consequences that needlessly cost U.S. taxpayers up to $563 million, according to a new economic study. I didn’t know that prior to Continue reading “US Hardware Branding Procurement Costs Taxpayers Half a Billion Dollars”.
NVIDIA launched the first Quadro NVS notebook graphics solutions that can be found today in the Toshiba Tecra M5, Tecra A6, and Tecra A7 business notebooks. If you are looking for a true business notebook Continue reading “View newest post nVidia Launches Quadro NVS 110M Notebook GPU’s”.
Microsoft has a fun Beta Experience site up that lets you guess the launch date for Windows Vista. They have a ton of video clips and I easily wasted ten minutes doing nothing but clicking Continue reading “Rumor: Windows Vista Launching December 1st, 2006”.
AMD’s 940-pin, DDR 2 SDRAM-supporting Socket M2 (also known as Socket AM2) will be presented to the public at the CeBIT show next month according to sources in the know. Not much has been said Continue reading “CeBIT to demo AMD Socket M2 Motherboards”.
Intel has bumped the Santa Rosa notebook platform off the roadmaps for 2006 and into 2007 to help give ODM’s more time to make the chassis and ramp up Napa production. Intel is hoping that Continue reading “Intel’s Santa Rosa Notebook Platform Delayed (Now Due March 2007)”.
