Nvidia GeForce GTX 460 Specs and Launch Date Leaked
With claims of GTX 480 performance after overclocking, it's looking up for Nvidia's mid-range card
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No AMD tablets any time soon
In a talk at Computex, AMD characterised itself as a "fast follower", targeting Intel not ARM.
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Beyond Good and Evil 2 still in development
Ubisoft has dismissed rumours that Michel Ancel had left the developer.
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Google drops Windows from staff machines
Google has ordered its employees to run Mac OS or Linux, citing security concerns with Windows.
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Samsung ships Wave with added malware
German units of Samsung's new Wave handset come with a nasty surprise: free malware.
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Asus G73 Gaming Laptop Review
Sleek Lamborghini looks, with a Core i7 CPU and a Mobility HD 5870 GPU under the bonnet
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Gigabyte talks up its X58A-UD9, justifies the $699 price tag
Gigabyte's X58A-UD9 is one of the most expensive motherboards ever sold: that's fact. At $699 it costs as much or more than most whole computers or laptops sell for.
Straight up in our meeting pre-Computex we asked Gigabyte the obvious question: why should anyone ever pay that much for a motherboard?
Gigabyte stated that it was seeing "very good sales" from its UD9s already, but the answer was a bit more than "because we can" though.
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Global Foundries announces ambitious expansion plans
Global Foundries has announced it intends to expand Dresden and New York Fab capacities.
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VIA: "Intel has it wrong with mobile x86"
After a brief chat with VIA and its tablet, the company claims ARM is superior to X86.
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