QOTD: What Would You Suggest Apple Do?
There are a lot of things that make Apple a great business, but then, there are a lot of things that people don't like about Apple either. Read More ...
Green Light for Microsoft Campus Pub
Last week Microsoft employees were disappointed when the company pulled the plug on plans for a pub on its Redmond campus. Read More ...
Sun to IBM: We'll talk if You Buy
Sun is feeling the heat. Read More ...
The Pirate Bay Verdict Comes this Friday
This Friday, the verdict for The Pirate Bay case will be delivered. Read More ...
HP Launches Private Video Sharing
One of the bigger problems people have with YouTube is that it’s finicky to set your videos so that just one person or a select few can see them. HP is trying to change all that. Read More ...
QOTD: Do You Buy Online Gold for MMOs?
Gamers have been trading virtual gear for the longest time. Farming is also an everyday part of MMO life. Read More ...
$500 Mouse Features LCD Screen
For $500, consumers can buy a cool Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 bundle. However, there's apparently a need for a mouse that can display e-mail on its LCD screen. Read More ...
Dell Vostro A90: A Corporate Mini 9
Dell today introduced a new netbook -- strictly for businesses -- but it’s nothing we haven’t seen before. Read More ...
Always Innovating Touch Book Priced
Back at the beginning of March we wrote about Always Innovating’s Touch Book, the netbook with a super cool design and a battery life of a whopping 15 hours. Today it looks like we’re getting closer to seeing that baby on e-shelves. Read More ...
Acer Details Two New US-Bound Laptops
Acer is looking to round out both ends of the laptop spectrum with its 13.3-inch 3935 and the giant 18.4-inch 8935. Read More ...
Apple Announces $899 20" iMac for Schools
Apple last week quietly updated prices for educational institutions and it includes a 20 inch iMac for $899. Read More ...
ATI Radeon HD 4770 Info Leaked
Japanese website PC Pop managed to acquire a batch of slides pertaining to the upcoming ATI Radeon HD 4770, complete with the first 40nm desktop chip. Read More ...
Pioneer Offers 8x Dual-Layer Blu-ray Writer
Earlier today, Pioneer introduced the BDR-2203, its internal 8x dual-layer Blu-ray writer, however general consumers may tremble at the knees by the sight of its monstrous pricetag. Read More ...
Philips Axes 3D Display Division
With a recession in full swing and 3-D display adoption at a crawl, Philips has decided to axe its 3-D display division. Read More ...
IBM Says Alliance Set for 28nm
On the heels of Globalfoundries' 28nm hint yesterday, IBM is announcing that its entire bulk processing alliance is ready to manufacture using 28nm. Read More ...
Intel Sending out 32nm 'Westmere' Samples
Westmere, the next evolution of the Nehalem architecture, appears to be on track. Read More ...
AMD and Globalfoundries to Make 28nm Parts
In a recent interview, Globalfoundries vice president of manufacturing systems and technology Tom Sonderman said that the company plans to make GPUs using 28nm processes in the near future. Read More ...
Intel Q1 Revenue Down; Atom Sales Fall
Intel report slumping Q1 numbers. Yep, we’re still in a recession. Read More ...
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