ASRock to release one more mATX H55 motherboard
ASRock is currently finishing up its fifth motherboard based on the Intel H55 chipset, the H55M-LE. The upcoming micro ATX board support LGA 1156 processors, has a black PCB and features two DDR3-2600 memory slots, one PCI-Express x16 slot, four SATA 3.0 Gbps ports, plus D-Sub and DVI outputs.
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AMD gets more CPU market share in Q4
According to the IDC, the last quarter of 2009 has seen worldwide CPU shipments reach a new all-time high thanks to good performance in every segment. The research firm's report shows that in Q4 2009 the market performance of mobile, server and desktop CPUs rose by 11.7%, 14.1% and 4.8% sequentially, while the ASP (average selling price) went up 6.7% compared to Q3.
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Sony to revive VAIO M as a notebook
A new rumor today asserts that Sony could be reviving a 6-year-old PC badge in a different form. Once limited to a series of all-in-one desktops from 2004 (check the picture), the VAIO M should reappear soon but as a notebook. Only two model numbers are known to exist, the VPC-M111AX/B and VPC-M111AX/W, but do imply black and white colors for the same design.
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Samsung first 240Hz LCD panel for 3D TV
Samsung today announced in Korea the production of the industry first (according to them) 46 and 55-inch 240Hz LCD panel made for 3D TVs with a 20% increase in response time offering less than 4ms between right and left avoiding as much as possible visual interferences.
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AMD intros new budget Phenom and Athlon CPUs
AMD's roadmap suggests that the Sunnyvale company is some way from matching Intel in the performance stakes, but it continues to be a thorn in its rival's side with the launch of new budget-friendly parts. Arriving today are five new AMD CPUs that promise to give mainstream consumers advanced performance capabilities from their desktop PCs at increasingly attractive price points . The picks of the bunch are arguably the latest addition to AMD's dual-core Phenom X2 line and a new quad-core Athlon II X4. AMD's dual-core Phenom - the 3.2GHz Phenom II X2 555 Black Edition - becomes the company's fastest dual-core desktop offering and carries a TDP of 80W and a thousand-unit price tag of just $99, suggesting decent refinements to GlobalFoundries' 45nm fabrication process.
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Overclocker hits 8.19 GHz with Intel Celeron
Intel's Celeron line of CPUs aren't known for their feature set of performance credentials, but the budget parts are a favourite among overclocking enthusiasts who're looking to push their processors to the limit. An overclocker going by the name of TiN has set a new world record for CPU frequency by overclocking a 3.06 GHz Intel Celeron D 347 right the way up to 8,199.5 MHz.
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Google Chrome 4 released
Some four months after its last stable release, Google has today made available the fourth major revision of its Chrome web browser. Google Chrome v4 becomes the first stable release to offer support for Extensions and Bookmark Sync - features previously only available via beta releases. Extensions, which are essentially third-party software additions designed to extend the functionality of the browser, aim to replicate the success of the add-ons available via rival browser, Firefox. Since its introduction, Google's Extensions gallery has grown to boast over 1,500 new additions.
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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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