MSI produces Kombustor graphics card test tool
In collaboration with the Geeks3D team, MSI has introduced the first public beta version of Kombustor, an OpenGL graphics card benchmarking and stress testing tool based on FurMark.
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Cooler Master readies Centurion 5 II chassis
Cooler Master has revealed its second generation Centurion 5 mid-tower chassis which, compared to its predecessors, offers an increased drive bay capacity, more airflow, and new easy-to-install features. Coming with or without a side window (in black or black/silver schemes), the 7.5 kg Centurion 5 II has a steel body, it measures 202 x 440 x 485 mm and features four exposed 5.25-inch bays, an I/O panel with USB 2.0, eSATA, audio and optional FireWire ports, five 3.5-inch bays and a nice adapter for installing two 2.5-inch or 1.8-inch drives into one 3.5-inch holder.
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Verbatim rolls out Store'n'Go Micro USB flash drives
Verbatim has released a new line of colorful and super-compact USB flash drives, the Store'n'Go Micro USB. Measuring just 30 x 2 x 12 mm, the drives weight 1.2 grams, use of System-in-Package (SiP) technology and are dust, water, and static discharge-resistant.
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Thermaltake intros SilverRiver II series HDD/SSD enclosures
Thermaltake readies the new family of stylish HDD and SSD enclosures named SilverRiver II. These aluminum enclosures have 3.5-inch (ST0016 and ST0017) and 2.5-inch (ST0018) form factors, measure 195 x 125 x 70 mm and 136 x 79 x 17 mm, respectively, and support SATA 1.5 Gbps/3.0 Gbps drives. The ST0016 features both eSATA and USB 2.0 connectivity, while the ST0017 and ST0018 models have to settle only for USB 2.0.
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Sony Ericsson Vivaz brings 720p capture to US phones
After a premature reveal on Wednesday, Sony Ericsson today officially took the wraps from one of the first phones to provide HD video capture in a US-ready form. The Vivaz is now known to include North American 850MHz 3G and will let those on AT T, Rogers and others record 720p video they can then push to Picasa or YouTube. In a small tweak to Apple, Sony Ericsson also touts that its uploads will work in the background, although full 720p detail will need to go over Wi-Fi due to battery worries.
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Kids spend more time online and watching TV as sleeping
According to a new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation, children ages 8-18 spend about nine and a half hours glued to screens, including TV, computers, MP3 players and phones. The study, dubbed Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8- to 18-year-olds, showed that kids are spending more time with media then sleeping. It appears that it may be affecting their school work as well.
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Corsair Dominator GTX world's fastest XMP-certified memory
Corsair has today confirmed that its Dominator GTX memory module has been awarded Intel XMP certification at a speed of 2,333MHz with latencies of 9-11-9-27 and voltage at 1.65V. Intel's engineers certified the numbers on a P55 test platform configured with a GIGABYTE GA-P55-UD4P motherboard, but for the overclocking enthusiast, Intel's seal of approval ultimately emphasises the module's performance credentials.
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ION 2-powered Eee PC is coming in April
Just last week it was revealed that Asus is preparing a ION 2-based nettop, the EeeTop PC ET2010PNT, and now a report is saying that the Taiwanese company is planning to introduce a ION 2 netbook in Q2, most likely in April.
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Apple adds Windows 7 support to Boot Camp
Apple has issued an update for its Boot Camp software that brings official support for Microsoft's Windows 7. The 3.1 patch for Boot Camp also addresses issues with the Apple trackpad, turns off the red digital audio port LED on laptop computers when it is not being used, and adds support for the Apple wireless keyboard and Magic mouse.
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