Today we look at the nXZEN Plus Bluetooth headset, which features the world’s most powerful digital signal processor (DSP) available in any Bluetooth headset. With 120 mips of digital processing power this is a headset that should make PC enthusiasts think about overclocking their bluetooth devices. Well maybe not, but read on for the full review.
HardOCP reports that there is one last XBOX 360 shipment hitting the retail stores before Christmas! So if you are trying to get this console as a gift, you better pitch a tent at your Continue reading “Last XBOX 360 Shipment before the Holidays”.
ATI Technologies’ (ATYT) first-quarter earnings dropped from a year ago due to lower revenue, lower margins and a charge. ATI said revenue from its personal computer division fell 10% from a year ago to $466 Continue reading “ATI Tech Earnings Drop: PC Division Down 10%”.
Seagate are to buy Maxtor for $1.9bn. Seagate are currently the No.1 HDD manufacturer, with Western Digital in second place.Seagate shares seem to be rising too, after a bit of a low for last 2mths. Continue reading “Seagate to buy Maxtor for $2 billion”.
Google has being busy lately. LR has reported earlier how Google has showed interest in Opera. Also we reported how Microsoft and Google are going to work together on a internet research lab. Now the Continue reading “Google confirms $1bn stake in AOL”.
Mobile devices are everywhere, you can play all your games, connect to the Net to catchup on LR news etc. Now iRex Technologies BV have developed the “thinking mans ipod”. Instead of holding a collection Continue reading “Philips spin-off creates an ‘iPod’ for the written word”.
Intel are already well into production of their 65nm chips, Dempsey for enterprise markets and Presler for the mainstream market. These chips are to be released early ’06. Digitimes are reporting from “sources” that Intel Continue reading “Intel reschedules launch of Conroe and 965-chipset to July 2006, say mobo makers”.
Today we have an editorial by Nathan Kirsch on the future of computer memory and what he believes is the right memory for you. With Windows Vista due out in 2006 and time running out in 2005 his recommendations for system memory has changed for professional users, gamers, and enthusiasts. Read on to see what made him change his mind.
Gecube just announced the world’s first AGP RADEON X1000 Series Graphics products with the launch of the ATI Radeon X1300 and RADEONR X1600 AGP based graphics cards. ATI told us they didn’t think anyone was Continue reading “ATI X1000 Series GPU’s Available in AGP Video Cards!”.
Here is a new twist in the DVD format war! Hewlett-Packard has announced it will support both contenders to be the next generation of DVDs, a change of tack that could raise the chances of Continue reading “HP to support HD-DVD and Blu-ray”.
Want to enhance your audio experience while gaming, watching movies, or just listening to music? The Buttkicker Gamer provides a vibration to your office chair in sync with the low frequency sounds. So you will be able to feel the bass while fragging, watching your favorite action scene, or listening to your song of choice! Check out this article to find out what we thought of the Buttkicker Gamer.
Looks like Microsoft didn’t get as many Mac IE users as they had hoped. But this is not new news as Microsoft announced earlier in the year that it will drop Mac IE support, but Continue reading “Microsoft drops Mac IE”.
THe guys over at The Inq. (We don’t sign NDA’s) have announced that they have seen a Presler processor hit 4.26GHz with only an extra 0.025 Volts on the reference board and heat sink. I’m Continue reading “The Intel Pentium Presler XE Overclocks Easily to 4.26GHz”.
The EU plans to impose a 14% import duty on imports of larger LCD screens, leading analysts to forecast a huge hike in sticker prices. I don’t see how people can just go out and Continue reading “Europe: 19″ and Larger LCD Screens Recieve 14% Import Duty”.
After introducing its 80nm DDR2-800 memory during June, Japan-based Elpida Memory today announced it is shipping 80nm made 2Gbit DDR2 SDRAM samples. I’m sure servers will be happy to see these 800MHz modules coming down Continue reading “Elpida samples 2Gbit 80nm DDR2 for server applications”.
