Are things at Microsoft not going well? It seems that they are sending out hazy signs of distress from behind Microsoft’s closely guarded walls. On Wednesday, Microsoft announced a major reorganization that brought new managers Continue reading “Windows Vista delay is explained in 1975 book”.
With Bluetooth wireless technology making it mainstream the group behind Bluetooth said that they will boost transfer speeds and launch ultra-wideband radio technology over the next few years. This is good news for the tech Continue reading “Bluetooth speed to accelerate and to incorporate ultra-wideband”.
Nvidia hasn’t announced its GeForce Go 7900 GS mobile GPU yet, but Toshiba yesterday said it has begun shipping a gaming-oriented notebook which delivers “state-of-the-art graphics” thanks to the new chip, 256MB of graphics memory Continue reading “Toshiba pre-announces Nvidia GeForce Go 7900 mobile GPU”.
Charlie over at The Inq believes that the NVIDIA G80 core missed it’s tape out target date by a few weeks. If you don’t know what the NVIDIA G80 is rumored to be then you Continue reading “Rumor: Nvidia G80 Misses Tape Out”.
Although NAND flash memory sales will rise more slowly than expected in 2006, the DRAM market will show surprising strength, causing the combined segments to expand by nearly 13% for the year, iSuppli predicts. This Continue reading “Memory outlook in 2006 remains good, says research firm”.
Sony, Toshiba and NEC Electronics have agreed to extend their existing cooperation in the development of advanced microchips to full production. The three Japanese electronics companies, which are jointly developing system chips with circuitry width Continue reading “Sony, Toshiba, NEC to produce 45-nano chips?”.
To many peoples’ surprise, EA has released a small 8mb patch to fix a few minor issues that users have been experiencing. This patch updates Battlefield 2 from version 1.21 to version 1.22! To read Continue reading “Battlefield 2 v1.22 Patch Released”.
The latest World of Warcraft content patch has arrived! This update for the US and Australian editions of World of Warcraft updates version 1.9.4 of the game to v1.10. To read the full release notes Continue reading “World Of Warcraft 1.10 patch Released”.
Antec has just launched its first MicroBTX case the BK640B. Antec claims that the BK640B ensures optimal performance and quiet computing for today’s high-powered components such as motherboards, processors and video cards. Who said that Continue reading “Antec Introduces The First BTX Computer Case: BK640B”.
AMD announced today that ?Matisyahu Live At Stubbs?, the 2005 live concert performance captured using AMD64 processors and released on Or Music, achieved Gold Record certification from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for Continue reading “AMD Processors Used On Matisyahu Live At Stubbs Album”.
Four years after the September 11 attacks, investigators were able to easily enter the United States with enough radioactive material to make two so-called dirty bombs, according to a report on a government undercover investigation Continue reading “Investigators enter US with dirty-bomb material”.
Are you looking for a thin and light notebook with a 15-inch screen, two hard drives, and with battery life in excess of five hours? If you answered yes to that question the upcoming Intel Continue reading “Intel Santa Rosa Notebook Looks Awesome”.
Intel’s quad-core processor, ‘Kentsfield’, may come to market earlier than anticipated. Intel’s official release window spans the whole of 2007, but when the details of the chip emerged late last year, it was said to Continue reading “Intel quad-core CPUs ‘to ship Q1 2007’”.
Asustek Computer and Micro-Star International (MSI) recently both lowered prices for their motherboards sold in Europe by 5% in order to stimulate demand. Some of our European forum members have a thread in the forums Continue reading “Asustek and MSI cut prices for motherboards in Europe”.
The New York Times has a two page story that tries to explain why Microsoft Windows is slow. It seems they believe it is slow because, “Windows is now so big and onerous because of Continue reading “Microsoft Windows Is So Slow, but Why?”.
