AMD unveils DX11 Mobility Radeon HD 5000-series
AMD has introduced the mobile counterpart to its DirectX 11-ready desktop graphics cards. The Mobility Radeon HD 5000 series is comprised of three different graphics chips that span the usual markets: mainstream, performance, and enthusiast. The Tech Report has compiled a table with the new GPUs, which should make the information a little easier to digest:
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Microsoft intros minimalist Arc Keyboard
Microsoft has announced its new Arc Keyboard. Following the naming convention and style of its Arc Mouse, the company's new keyboard features a sleek, minimalist design -- lacking even a number pad. Given its lightweight, compact design, the Arc Keyboard seems destined for use in home entertainment setups, where wires and other bulkiness is a burden.
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Dell shows 11" Alienware gaming notebook, more
Dell's been busy at CES, announcing various product refreshes and new devices. Most of the updates include Inspiron and Studio XP systems built around Intel's Core i3 and Core i5 processors, which isn't anything more than you'd expect -- but a few gems stand out.
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News around the web: Invasion of the Body Scanners
Invasion of the Body Scanners @ BusinessWeek
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ASRock launches H55 series motherboards
With Clarkdale chips in circulation, H55-based motherboards are gushing through the floodgates. Among the manufacturers with new products is ASRock, who released four new motherboards today: H55M, H55M Pro, H55DE3 and H55 Pro. If those names ring a bell, it's probably because images of the first three models surfaced just over a month ago, and two were tested in our recent Core i5 661 review.
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Tegra 2 debuts, four times faster than predecessor
Nvidia has finally officially unveiled its Tegra 2 system-on-a-chip (SoC). The 40nm ARM-based chip reportedly consumes less power than Intel's Atom, and even Qualcomm's Snapdragon, whilst being brawny enough to pump HD video. Tegra 2 offers "uncompromised graphics" capable of delivering over 16 hours of HD video or 140 hours of music on a single charge.
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Razer and Sixense cooking up PC game motion controller
Razer and Sixense have partnered up to develop a "revolutionary true-to-life, next-generation motion sensing and gesture recognition controller for PC gaming." The companies -- along with select OEM partners -- are working on new motion sensing controllers that use electromagnetic fields to track precise movements, which can be used in current and upcoming PC games.
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Samsung intros two e-readers with Google provided content
Two more e-book readers have been cast into the swelling sea of portable gadgetry with the introduction of Samsung's E6 and E101. While details are scant, the two devices sport 6 and 10-inch gliding touchscreens, a soft QWERTY keyboard, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.0 -- but no 3G.
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Intel's Clarkdale CPUs in stock at Newegg
Intel's Clarkdale processors have arrived at Newegg. Although Newegg offers free shipping on all the chips, The Tech Report notes the store is charging a touch more than Intel's official price list. All of the processors are built on 32nm fabrication, have two cores, four threads, and 4MB of L3 cache. Likewise, all of the integrated graphics cores are clocked at 733MHz -- except the i5-661, which ...
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