CNET has a page setup full of articles from its CES 2006 coverage. Great place to check to see what stories they post throughout the day. So far, their coverage includes Bill Gate’s Keynote as Continue reading “CNET CES 2006 Coverage”.
Wired has posted a sneak-preview article from its February 2006 issue about how Lego used 4 of their Lego Mindstorm’s biggest fans to revamp their programmable robotic product. For us hardware junkies, the original Mindstorm Continue reading “Lego updates their programmable robotics”.
While at CES we spotted the upcoming OCZ Cryo-Z Phase Change Cooler out in Vegas. These single phase change coolers are still over a month away from being in full production, but are still worth a look. If prices get down under $300 like OCZ hopes water cooling might be dated!
AMD today announced a new addition to its highly acclaimed AMD Turion(tm) 64 mobile technology processor family with the introduction of AMD Turion 64 mobile technology ML-44. The newest addition to this popular mobile processor Continue reading “AMD Launches the Turion 64 Mobile Processor ML-44”.
The Seagate 160GB Portable Hard Drive is the industry’s first portable drive built with perpendicular recording, an innovative technology that Seagate has employed to deliver the market’s highest capacity in a 2.5-inch form factor. The Continue reading “Seagate Launches First-Ever 160GB Perpendicular Hard Drive”.
Intel Corporation formally unveiled a new brand identity today that represents a significant milestone in the company?s history and further signifies the company?s evolution to a market-driving platform solutions company. We have a picture of Continue reading “Intel Unveils New Brand Identity”.
Broadcom have developed a new Video decoder chip, which works with both Blu-ray and HD DVD formats. The chip, called BCM7411D HD A/V decoder chip, is also backward compatibile with current DVD’s using the now Continue reading “Broadcom announces HD decoder chip supporting both Blu-ray and HD DVD”.
AMD has announced its trump to Intel’s Viiv platform. It even rhymes with ‘Viiv’! AMD Live! is geared toward enhancing the digital entertainment experience of its consumers with the flexibility of PC technology in desktops Continue reading “AMD announces ‘AMD Live!’”.
It is around this time at the start of a new year that people believe they can get off to a fresh beginning. While most people are running out getting gym memberships or buying magical patches to stop smoking, those in the tech industry find themselves trekking out the first week of the year to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tech Dirt has an interesting little rumor about Google. Seems the LA Times thinks that Google will announce a PC they will sell through Wal-Mart. This would be a huge announcement, but there is a Continue reading “Rumor Mill: Google to Announce Google PC at CES?”.
Looks like a new and improved keyboard design will be unveiled at CES this year. I’m one who is always interested in trying new things, so I can’t wait for CES coverage to startup full-force Continue reading “Should QWERTY become obsolete?”.
It is rumored that Intel?s upcoming VIIV 1.0 disables digital media adaptor (DMA) functionality, the first batch of VIIV PCs are recognized to be more like high-end entertainment PCs, the sources commented. By June, when Continue reading “First batch of VIIV PCs not to support DMA”.
ProMOS Technologies has landed OEM orders for niche memory from ATI Technologies and Nvidia, with the amount of orders exceeding thousands of wafers, according to the Chinese-language Economic Daily News. Interesting news, but doesn’t impact Continue reading “ProMOS wins orders from ATI and Nvidia”.
Windows Vista will not have support for really old DVD drives. This means that if you have an “old” drive will you notice that encrypted/regionalized DVD movies will no longer play. Fun stuff eh? I Continue reading “Windows Vista will not have support for older DVD drives”.
The browser’s Mini version operates on WAP-equipped cell phones, while the more robust Opera Mobile version is generally offered as an add-on to mobile and wireless devices for a small user fee. Looks like Google Continue reading “Google To Supply Search For Opera’s Mobile Browsers”.
