Mushkin Releases Callisto SSD Series
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Colorado based Mushkin Enhanced has unleashed the Callisto SSD Series.
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Bigfoot Networks Unveils World's Fastest Gaming NIC
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Bigfoot Networks, well known for their Killer line of gaming networks cards, has announced the Killer 2100.
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Lian Li Preps TYR PC-X2000F Full Tower Case for Release
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Lian Li Industrial Co. Ltd, well-known for their quality aluminum PC cases for enthusiasts, is preparing the TYR PC-X2000F full tower case for release.
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JPR: Nvidia back on track, shipped 400,000 Fermi cards
vr-zone.com - Jon Peddie, head of Jon Peddie Research, estimates that Nvidia have shipped over 400,000 Fermi based Geforce and Tesla cards to date, corroborating Jen-Hsun Huang's recent announcement that Nvidia had shipped "a few hundred thousand" GPUs. By disabling 1 SM in the GTX 480 and 2 SM in the Tesla C2050, Nvidia has been able to increase yields substantially.
Jon Peddie said, "I think most of Nvidia's problems are behind and they are back on track. You will see a whole slew of derivative products in the next few months."
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Lian Li Announces PC-V352 Desktop / HTPC Case
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Lian Li has unveiled the PC-V352 Desktop/HTPC case, targeting users on the lookout for PC chassis with small footprints.
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[Rumour] Nvidia preparing dual-GF104
vr-zone.com - As expected, there will be no dual-GF100 card, as it is simply impractical, given the single GF100 pushes the barriers of PCI-e thermals. While the "TDP" is specified as 250W, reviews have seen actual "peak power" is approx. 300W, which is the limit for PCI SIG certified cards. However, Fudzilla is now reporting that Nvidia is preparing a dual GPU iteration of its upcoming GF104 chip.
While GF104 was long expected to be a derivative of GF100, recent rumours suggest it might be a reworked Fermi 2 card.
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Intel's mobile Core CPU shortage in full force
vr-zone.com - It was rumoured way back in February that Acer had "over-ordered" Intel's Arrandale Core 2010 mobile CPUs, leading to market-wide shortages which would hit in March. Part of these rumours came to be true, as by the end of March, there was a shortage in supply of Arrandale CPUs. These shortages were expected to last through April, but moving to mid-May, Converge reports that the shortage has hit full-force, depleting stocks and increasing prices.
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Nvidia: We shipped a "few hundred thousand" Fermi GPUs
vr-zone.com - Just a few weeks ago, Nvidia's first Fermi cards - Geforce GTX 470 and GTX 480 released to a mixed reception and wide unavailability. Rumours suggested that GF100 had yields of 20-30%, and less than 10,000 units had been shipped. These rumours were backed by facts for most of April. However, earlier this month, Nvidia turned things around, with the GTX 400 cards returning with wide availability.
Now, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang is painting a bright future for Nvidia: "With our new Fermi-class GPUs in full production, Nvidia's key profit drivers are fully engaged. We shipped a few hundred thousand Fermi processors into strong consumer demand. Our Quadro business for workstations grew strongly, fueled by pent up demand from enterprise customers and new growth markets like video editing. And we had record revenue from Tesla processors for high-end servers".
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BlackBerry Tablet Rumored To Launch This Year
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Looks like the market for tablets is getting hotter, whether from ebook readers like Amazon Kindle, or the latest Apple iPad. According to news sources, Research in Motion, maker of BlackBerry mobile devices, could be developing a tablet.
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iPhone OS 4 on a iPhone '4G' In Vietnam
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Things do look lovely for now
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