We’ll probably have more on this in a week or two. I’ve been talking to Creative for a couple of weeks now and actually have gotten some pretty god information about the X-Fi….Needless to say Continue reading “Creative Unveils Sound Blaster X-Fi Ultra-Audio Cards”.
Quakecon 2005 is now rolling smoothly and the lack of sleep is no longer having an impact on any of the gamers. With the help of Bawls water and of course pizza many gamers have proven all they need is a seat at the BYOC to be happy 24 hours a day.
How times have changed…..remember the old days? Remember when AMD was putting out affordable processors? Intel’s newest price cut is directed at their 6XX series CPUs, prett good processors that support 64 bit processing, as Continue reading “Intel may make further price cuts on Pentium 4 630/640”.
Judging by their processor’s performance and popularity over the past 12 months, I think AMD is being conservative in their goal. While AMD processors have become the favorite for gamers and DIY system builders, its Continue reading “AMD wants 30 percent of commercial market by 2009”.
From what I’m hearing, this “hack” is actually a Mac application. Before you get too excited, and think about using it yourself, remember this OS actually hits the street. A really good description, along with Continue reading “Mac Hacks Allow OS X on PCs”.
Intel plans to provide details on a new generation of multicore processors and in the process highlight how its chip families are coming back together. Intel CEO Paul Otellini plans to provide details about the Continue reading “Intel talks about upcoming Merom and Conroe chips”.
Day one of Quakecon has already brought with it many memorable moments! The vendor booths are open and giving away massive swag. NVIDIA had some lucky ladies shave their heads for hardware, and the tournaments have started! If you couldn’t make Quakecon 2005 take a look and see what you are missing.
Recently, my parents bought a laptop to use when travelling. I have not personally had a lot of experience with mobile technology, so I was naturally a bit concerned about security when they access the Continue reading “Thursday News from Around the Web”.
Samsung Electronics announced today that it is now producing more DDR2 based memory than DDR for the first time in company history. Samsung also claims to hold an industry leading 40% of the DDR2 market. Continue reading “Samsung outputs more DDR2 than DDR for first time”.
The case started over two years ago when an 18 year old shot down three police officers and blamed it on a video game. After the killings Devin Moore actually said, “life is a video Continue reading “Murder Defense: My Video Game Made me do it”.
Now that the 4-year contract that Dell and Samsung had is over Samsung it looks like Dell is moving on when it comes to ODM’s to make their notebooks. Samsung Electronics will now sadly lose Continue reading “Dell does not renew Samsung as their ODM notebook client”.
The day before the launch of Quakecon is often busier than the actual event. Vendors are setting up, the BYOC network is getting the final touches, and hundreds of gamers are waiting in line.
Federal police can stop fretting about criminals using VoIP to mask their communications with proxy services as new tapping methods of VoIP are coming to light. (Proxy services are offered by FindNot.com, Proxify.us and Anonymizer.com) Continue reading “New discoveries in VoIP tapping research”.
Macromedia Flash Professional 8 software is expected to begin shipping sometime next month according to sources inside Macromedia. The Flash authoring software will cost $699 for a full commercial license and $299 for an upgrade. Continue reading “Macromedia Flash Pro 8 software to be released next month”.
Google is now being sued over accusations that it overcharged advertisers who use the Web search giant’s paid search advertising program. Shares of Google (GOOG) are down $1.53 for the day as a result of Continue reading “Google Sued Over Claims of Excess Advertising Fees”.
