Western Digital today announced that it is shipping its newest line of external hard drive storage called My Book. Designed to be as easy to use as common household appliances for mainstream consumers, the first Continue reading “Western Digital Launches The My Book External Storage Drive”.
nVidia will be conducting technology demonstrations this week at CeBit showing off their new family of NVIDIA nForce family media and communications processor (MCP) which will be available mid-2006. The new NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI Continue reading “nVidia Demonstrates the nForce 500 Chipset Family”.
It seems that Asetek, Kingston Technology, Western Digital, and Intel have been paired up to make a system that is running 5.46GHz on the show floor at CeBit. Using enthusiast parts like Kingston’s HyperX memory Continue reading “Asetek Displays a 5.46GHz Computer At CeBIT 2006”.
It looks like Sapphire will be the first ATI partner to ship such a video card that fully supports HDMI. It plans to show off the Sapphire Radeon X1600Pro HDMI card at the Cebit show Continue reading “Sapphire Claims Their X1600Pro Is The First HDMI Video Card”.
One of our forum members has spotted the upcoming nVidia GeForce 7900GTX on sale and in stock over at MWave this morning. Two EVGA cards are listed one being part number 512-P2-N575-AX, which is the Continue reading “MWave Selling nVidia GeForce 7900GTX SuperClock For $795”.
ATI have confirmed rumors that they have aquired XGI. The press release doesn’t mention what will become of XGI, but does say that ATI will take on some XGI employees. TORONTO & SHANGHAI, China–(BUSINESS WIRE)–March Continue reading “ATI Aquires XGI”.
The topic of security on a Mac has always been quite controversial. Many credit the lack of security problems and virus issues to good design, while others lean towards the notion that it’s because the Continue reading “Obscurity Security”.
It’s no mystery to anyone that AIM has become quite bloated over the years, but other than a few reverse engineers trying to profit from AOL’s IM network, users have been limited to running older Continue reading “AIM a la carte?”.
Ahh… the little technology that could. Intel’s foray into the world of SMT on a chip never garnered as much attention as it could have, but it was nonetheless a nice bonus for those of Continue reading “Farewell HyperThreading, helloooo Tera Scaling!”.
AMD just launched the latest dual core processors, the X85 parts. They are the 185, 285 and 885 models, all running at 2.6GHz. That makes these parts more or less FX-60s in a new package! Continue reading “AMD Releases X85 Processors (Bring On The 2.6GHz Chips!)”.
Engadget has a little post up that shows the innards of the Intel Mac mini. So head on over if curiosity has you wondering on the layout of the Mac mini board. There’s not a Continue reading “Intel Mac mini – Disassembled”.
Corsair Memory is saying that it will launch the world?s fastest DDR2 and DDR memory solutions for Intel and AMD platforms at CeBIT 2006 in Hannover, Germany. Rated at 1066MHz, the new TWIN2X1024-8500 from Corsair Continue reading “Corsair to unveil DDR2 1066MHz Memory At Cebit”.
Slashdot has a report that in a recent interview, Microsoft seems to be defending its Microsoft Office product by stating that Open Office is out of date! This is just another indication that Microsoft is Continue reading “Microsoft is defending its Office Suite”.
Corsair are due to release two new kits of RAM at CeBIT this year. Strange is that they market the 1066MHz DDR2 for Intel systems when AMD’s AM2 socket will be released shortly, but none-the-less Continue reading “Corsair to unveil DDR2 and DDR memory solutions at CeBIT 2006”.
Great news for UK users of BT Broadband! BT are due to quadruple the speeds of their DSL service, according to BBC News. They claim the vast majority of users will be able to access Continue reading “BT ‘quadruples’ broadband speeds”.
