Nvidia Toots Ion Horn, Release Still On Track
Nvidia reassured all today, including itself, that the Ion platform is still on its way. Read More ...
AT&T Sells Netbooks for $50, Sort of
AT&T yesterday announced that the company would be offering netbooks for just fifty bucks in two major areas. Kinda. Read More ...
EA Releases SecuROM De-Authorization Tool
Electronic Arts tries to make things right again with the release of the SecuROM de-authorization tool. Read More ...
Microsoft Office for iPhone? Please, No!
Today a lot of people are talking about the scary possibility of Microsoft Office for iPhone. Read More ...
A Peek at Windows 7 Starter's 3 App Cap
Although Windows 7 Starter Edition will likely be the least used version by readers of this site, its artificial limitations do have our attention. Read More ...
HP Looking at Android for Netbooks
With all the talk of Windows 7 and how Microsoft will have a version of the OS specifically designed for netbooks, it’s refreshing to hear that notebook manufacturers are still considering other operating systems for upcoming netbooks.
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MSI Announces X-Slim Date, Pricing
MSI today reveals price and specifications for X-Slim notebook, costing up to $1,000. Read More ...
Super Talent RAIDDrive SSD Offers 2 TB
Super Talent's new patented 2 TB PCIe RAIDDrive SSD offers an impressive 1.3 GBps sequential writes, and 1.2 GBps reads. Read More ...
QOTD: What Was Your First Computer?
IBM PC Bus, ISA, EISA, math co-processor, floppy disk. So many forgotten terms, fromyears ago.
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AMD: No 'Bulldozer' Anytime Soon
AMD's senior vice president and chief marketing officer Nigel Dessau said in a whacky blog post that the next-generation Bulldozer architecture will not be available any time soon. Read More ...
AMD Roadmap: New Athlon II's Coming
Accordording to recent AMD documents that we were able to see, AMD is planning to launch a new Athlon series sometime in June of this year. Read More ...
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