Intel is on track to release a second family of desktop processors using the technology in early 2006, according to a new road map. This is good news for all PC users as Intel is Continue reading “Intel Readying Second Line Of Dual-Core Desktop CPUs”.
US Senator Hillary Clinton has called for a federal investigation into the Grand Theft Auto (GTA) sex scene controversy. This is going to be bad PR for the gaming community. The controversy started when the Continue reading “Hillary Clinton Calls for a Federal Investigation into GTA”.
It seems that the bottom has finally been found on DDR1 modules as contract prices increase for the first time in 2005 for certain modules. Kingston raised up prices at the end of last week Continue reading “DDR400 Module Prices Increase for the 1st Time in 6 Months”.
With expectations of higher spot and contract prices in the third quarter, the US investment bank Morgan Stanley said investors could buy more shares of Taiwan’s dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chip makers. Looks like Continue reading “Morgan Stanley promotes Taiwan DRAM-maker stock shares”.
Politicians want to ban the sale of analog TVs soon–and set a firm date for all-digital broadcasts. Under current law, analog television would be cut off on Dec. 31, 2006 and analog signals would stop Continue reading “Digital TV switch in 2009?”.
How does a pair of nVIDIA 6600 LE’s and an SLI motherboard for less than $200 sound? The only downside is that the card only has 4 pixel pipelines compared to the standard 6600’s eight. Continue reading “Nvidia 6600 LE series graphics cards said to be US$60-70”.
A British hacker facing possible extradition to the United States says poor security was a major factor in his ability to have wandered through the IT systems of some key defense establishments. Gary McKinnon, who Continue reading “Hacker: U.S. defense sites poorly secured”.
I’ve already been contacted by a couple of companies who have boards ready to go……now I just need the ATI “Master”card so I can actually use Crossfire. Boards are getting readied, ATI is working on Continue reading “ATI’s Crossfire to arrive in August”.
Despite the penetration rate of DDR2 growing 11 percentage points through the first half of 2005, a conservative outlook for further growth had pushed memory makers into delaying their DDR2 volume production schedules. Powerchip Semiconductor Continue reading “Memory makers still not bullish on DDR2”.
The Mozilla Foundation Tuesday updated its Firefox stand-alone browser to version 1.0.5, fixing several vulnerabilities that have popped up since the last minor upgrade two months ago. Firefox 1.0.5, which has been in testing for Continue reading “Mozilla Foundation Unleashes Firefox 1.0.5”.
I found it interesting that since the attacks in the UK that cell phone service in New York commuter tunnels has been turned offin order to help safe guard New York City. Two of the Continue reading “Cell phones disabled in New York tunnels”.
With a little bit of luck on their side The Inq believe that ATI has finally got the R520 core working correctly and is off to production. Better late than never, but just like their Continue reading “ATI’s Third Attempt to tape our the R520 worked!”.
Intel plans to cancel development on the high-end 955XM chipset for its next-generation mobile platform, codenamed Napa, but beef-up the DDR2-memory support for the two remaining Napa chipsets still on its roadmap, according to sources Continue reading “Intel Cancels high-end Napa mobile chipset”.
Just after midnight the Legit Reviews Folding Team has surpassed the 1 million point mark! In less than a year Team 38296 has folded 7,000 work units that will hopefully aid in cancer, Alzheimer, and Continue reading “LR’s Folding Team 38296 Reaches 1 Million Points”.
Siemens and Airbus have worked out a deal that routes GSM cell phones through the planes electronics system and is set to launch in 2006. No word for all you users of TDMA and CDMA Continue reading “Siemens, Airbus creating system for GSM handsets, computers, PDAs”.