Apple Computer Inc. launched its iTunes online music store in Japan on Thursday, bringing its market-leading download service to the world’s second-largest music market by album sales. Songs cost 150 ($1.35) and 200 yen, actually Continue reading “Apple launches Japan version of their popular iTunes software”.
Legit Reviews looks at three mobos today from motherboard maker Foxconn. With the market moving toward dual core CPU’s, you need either a 945 or 955 chipset based board to correctly utilize Intel’s newest processors. With price points driving the market, can Foxconn’s newest boards balance budget and performance?
If you think driving and talking on a cell phone is a bad thing you have not seen anything yet! It won’t be long before the person driving next to you doing 80MPH on the Continue reading “Gambling on Mobile Phones Could be the Next Big Thing”.
India’s first low-cost personal computer has been launched in the Tamil Nadu state capital, Madras. Designed by IT firm HCL Infosystems, it is priced at 9,990 rupees ($225) and includes all the basic features required Continue reading “India launches its first cheap PC”.
Apple has unveiled a new mouse that has a 360-degree scroll wheel and four programmable buttons. I thought it was April Fools, but it looks to be real! Head on over to the forums via Continue reading “Apple Computers w/ a Multiple Button Mouse?”.
Following a rebound in contract prices last month, Nanya Technology predicts that the average contract price should grow 5% on tighter DRAM supply, according to Nanya vice president of global sales and marketing, Pei-lin Pai. Continue reading “Trends: DRAM contract prices to continue rising in August”.
Although the sleek all-in-one design on the Apple iMac G5 is pretty on the eyes many consumers are seeing 170+ Degrees Fahrenheit CPU temperatures and systems locking under load. Today LR posts up the thoughts of one of our readers and what he did to cool his iMac G5 down to keep it from locking up.
Car industry officials and analysts say hackers’ growing interest in writing viruses for wireless devices puts auto computer systems at risk of infection. Now you have a new excuse for not getting to work on Continue reading “Car computer systems at risk to viruses”.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) today released price cuts for its line of desktop PC-use processors, including the Sempron and Athlon 64 lines. In addition, the chip vendor noted that production of Socket-A Semprons will be Continue reading “AMD cuts desktop CPU prices by up to 25%”.
It looks like .MOBI web site will soon become a reality. The move is expected to pave the way for widespread use of the Web by cell-phone users, although ICANN representatives have said they doubt Continue reading “ICANN Approves .mobi Domain For Cell Phones”.
Early this morning AMD announced two new processors, the AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ processor and the AMD Sempron 3400+ processor for the desktop market. We had the pleasure of test driving the AMD A64 X2 3800+ and find it to be a great all around dual core processor.
Now that the Legit Reviews Folding Team has surpassed the 1 million point mark we are looking to add new members to the team!! In less than a year Team 38296 has folded 7,000 work Continue reading “LR’s Folding Team 38296 Seeks More Members”.
NASA is trying to determine if two bits of material sticking up from the shuttle Discovery’s thermal tiles present an unacceptable risk of overheating when the shuttle returns to Earth, the flight director said just Continue reading “NASA: Discovery crew may have to repair shuttle”.
Looks like the Pentium M is by far one of the most under rated processors every produced by Intel. Intel now confirms that a new Xeon chip that is based off the Pentium M family Continue reading “Intel to borrow from laptops for server chips”.
Motherboard makers are facing component shortages that may threaten their business during the high season in the second half of the year, industry sources said. Entry-level core-logic chipsets have long been in serious shortage, and Continue reading “Mobo makers facing component shortages”.
