Super Talent announces the TeraDrive FT2 enterprise SSDs
Super Talent has introduced to the world the TeraDrive FT2, its first solid state drives equipped with the SandForce SF-1500 controller. Targeting enterprise applications, the new 2.5-inch SSDs make use of MLC (multi-level cell) or SLC (single-level cell) NAND flash memory, have a SATA 3.0 Gbps interface, a MTBF of over 1 million hours and deliver read and write speeds of up to 250 MB/s.
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YouTube shows off redesigned video page
One major concern for YouTube's staff was the improvement of the video page, especially since new features were added that could clutter things up. To combat a potentially complicated video page, YouTube has been working on a few new design ideas, one of them now being available for viewing (click here (http://youtube.com/watch5?enable=1 next_url=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DjqxENMKaeCU) to enable, here (http://youtube.com/watch5?enable=0 next_url=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DjqxENMKaeCU) to disable).
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Internet Explorer 9 will upgrade tabbed browsing
Upgrade comparing to IE8, of course: Microsoft has recently filed a patent relating to the upcoming Windows Explorer 9 web browser that will enhance the functionality of tabbed browsing and tab management. A source says the patents (check the pictures) describe a system and method for selecting a tab within a tabbed browser.
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AMD is back to profits thanks to Intel settlement
After years of losses, AMD has returned to profit in Q4 2009, when, thanks to the $1.25 billion received from Intel, it has reported a net income of $1.178 billion. Revenue in Q4 was $1.646 billion, up 18% sequentially and 42% compared to the same quarter of 2008.
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Rambus wins crucial decision in Nvidia patent battle
A U.S. International Trade Commission judge has dealt a setback to Nvidia in a legal patent dispute with chip-maker Rambus. Judge Theodore Essex said that Nvidia is violating three patents owned by Rambus, while dismissing two other patents as invalid. Rambus Inc. is attempting to force Nvidia to patent royalties over technology in use in Nvidia graphics chips.
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PlayStation 3 security cracked?
A hacker named George Hotz (alias geohot), responsible for several iPhone hacks, published an entry on his blog dated as the 22nd January 2010 which states that he managed to gain access to the entire system memory and the processor. This certainly doesn't mean that users will soon be able to run homebrew software on PS3, but it might be the first step after more than three years and two months. You can see his blog here (http://geohotps3.blogspot.com/2010/01/hello-hypervisor-im-geohot.html) .
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Kingston releases the latest generation of SSDNow V+
Kingston released new, bigger and faster SSDNow V+ drives, which now offer increased read speeds of up to 230 MB/s and write speeds up to 180 MB/s and capacities of 64 GB, 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB. They are available now as either a stand-alone drive or as part of an upgrade kit for both desktops and notebooks, with a 3 year warranty and free 24/7 technical support.
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The Most Affordable Android
In November last year, a more affordable mobile phone with Android operating system finally appeared in many markets. After several high quality Android phones by HTC, Tattoo was quite a logical step which roughly says: We have proved that the combination of our phone and Android operating system works well, and now all those whom it seemed nice and expensive may finally afford a phone like this. So here, this is a phone for you . The difference in price compared to several previous models such as HTC and HTC Hero Magic is pretty big, so it was very interesting to test this phone and compare it with older models.
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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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