Kingston Technology today announced the expansion of their Ultra Low Latency DDR HyperX modules and the introduction of Low Latency DDR2 HyperX memory modules. The Kingston HyperX 400 MHz (PC3200) CL2 DDR module specifications have Continue reading “Kingston Brings Back DDR1 2-2-2-5 Memory With New Ultra Low Latency Line”.
X-Bit labs is reporting that Intel has shown off a quad-core server processor code-named Clovertown. This is the company?s first microprocessor to feature four execution engines, or cores. The chip is designed for dual-socket servers Continue reading “Intel Demos 2GHz Quad-Core Server Chips”.
A close friend of mine works in the US Government and was trying to pitch me on the $100 wind-up crank laptop that has been designed by MIT. As an MIT alumni he took pride Continue reading “Indians ‘want hi-tech products’ not dated slow junk”.
Professional video gaming is set to debut on cable television later this year, potentially paving the way for the kings and queens of game controllers to become as familiar to American households as the faces Continue reading “Professional video gaming set for TV debut on USA Network”.
Sales of personal computers without software — known as “naked computers” — will be banned in the Chinese capital to reduce software piracy, the Beijing government said Friday. If you read the news post located Continue reading “Beijing bans ‘naked computers’ and goes Microsoft”.
Level 3 signed a definitive agreement to acquire closely held ICG Communications for $163 million in cash and stock. Level 3, Broomfield, Colo., said it would issue $127 million in unregistered shares and hand over Continue reading “Level 3 Buying ICG For $163 million”.
If you are a big fan of servers, or paid to run one for a living, then you might want to check out the lastest readmap leak by Microsoft-Intel. Listed in the presentation are the Continue reading “Rumor: Intel server roadmap lists Clovertown and Dunnington”.
When Chinese President Hu Jintao makes a historic first visit to the US, he will not be rushing to the White House to have dinner with President George W.Bush! Instead Jintao be goign to the Continue reading “Chinese President Hu Jintao To Visit Bill Gates, Not George Bush”.
Dell recently cut prices of its dual-core notebook series, the Inspiron E1705 and Latitude D620, to less than US$1,000, according to the company’s website. The price-cut could herald a price war in the brand-new dual-core Continue reading “Dell markets sub-$1,000 dual-core notebook”.
After years of complaints from users, the StarForce boycott finally seems to be making progress. Ubisoft, maker of some of the most prominent StarForce protected titles has officially announced that they are dropping StarForce in Continue reading “Confirmed: Ubisoft dumps StarForce”.
It is being reports that eBay cut Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman down to a salary of $10 million in 2005. I’m not sure what the pay was before, but $10 million is something I’m Continue reading “EBay CEO’s Meg Whitman Gets Pay Cut”.
Advanced Micro Devices reported a big surge in revenue in the first quarter on Wednesday, as the computer chip maker said it gained on its rival Intel because more business customers adopted its chips for Continue reading “AMD sees revenue leap 8 percent in Q1”.
Staff members at Ubisoft have been telling forum sites that they are no longer using the controversial maker of DRM products Starforce. Don’t think that Ubisoft is going to no longer have DRM as they Continue reading “Rumor: Ubisoft dumps Starforce DRM”.
The global hard disk drive (HDD) industry set an all-time record for growth in 2005, with shipments rising a stunning 71 million units for the year. A total of 376 million hard drives were sold Continue reading “Hard Drive Shipments See Record Increase In 2005”.
Fellow journalist Charlie Demerjian blew off some steam this morning when he posted a blurb about the Sony Playstation 3 and how it is having a number of problems coming to the retail market. He Continue reading “Rumor: Sony Playstation 3 Not Ready”.