The Daily VR-Zone News Summary - 16 Mar 2011
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In today's news roundup:
- AMD's Asif Rehman talks about the company's new PowerXpress technology and how it will stack up against the likes of NVIDIA's Optimus and Lucid's Virtu;
- EVGA's GeForce GTX 550Ti FPB Edition DirectX 11 graphics card gets reviewed;
- Twitter introduces a new feature which allows users to permanently access its services via HTTPS;
- Eurocom adds Intel 510 series SSDs to its line of high-performance mobile workstations;
- More new updates and surprises awaits fans of the popular smartphone game known as Angry Birds thanks to a certain tie-up with Microsoft's Bing, and
- Battlefield 3 gets a new gameplay trailer.
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Gigabyte Unveils M7800E Laser Mouse
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Gigabyte has annouced the M7800E wireless mouse, expanding its diversified product portfolio from motherboards to laser mice. The stylish mouse sports a “matt black” coating and boasts a 1600 DPI laser sensor, on-the-fly DPI switch, a battery life of up to six months, and an ultra-compact receiver. Pricing and availability has not been announced yet so stay tuned for more updates.
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Harman Announces AKG GHS-1 Gaming Headset
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Harman, designer and manufacturer of numerous audio products and electronics for audio professionals, has unleashed its AKG GHS-1 gaming headset.
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Samsung launches QX412 compact and lightweight notebook PC
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Samsung Korea has announced the QX412, a compact and portable notebook PC with 1-inch bezel and features a 14-inch display. It is also using the second generation 2.30 GHz Intel i5 Quad Core 2410M processor, 3GB DDR3 memory, and 320GB hard disk.
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Coming soon: HTC 10-inch Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet
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HTC had unveiled the HTC Flyer, their first 7-inch Android tablet, at Mobile World Congress last month. And it looks like the company may also be launching a 10-inch Android tablet.
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Report: AMD A-Series Lineup Detailed
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Not long after their revelation of
AMD's FX-Series lineup, Xbitlabs has now published the preliminary A-Series list. The first A-Series APUs will be released in Q3 2011,
rumoured to be July 2011, in total 6 APUs. There will be a minor refresh in Q4 2011, adding 5 more APUs - presumably a minor speed bump and on maybe a newer stepping. The A-Series consists of three lines - A8, A6 and A4. A8 is the fully unlocked Llano APU with 4 Husky x86 cores with 400 SP Beavercreak graphics - branded Radeon HD 6550, with a core clock of 594 MHz. Each core contains 1MB L2 cache, for a total of 4MB L2 cache. Like Propus, Llano completely eliminates L3 cache. On the CPU front, the A6 is rather similar - quad core with 4MB cache, though perhaps featuring lower clocks. A6 has a different graphics implementation - HD 6530 - which features 320SP @ 443 MHz. Finally, A4 features dual core (2MB L2 cache) with 160 SP, branded HD 6410.
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Asus Sabertooth P67 TUF Review - Does its thermal armor really work?
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Great cooling capabilities, or just for show? We bring the Sabertooth P67 from Asus to various benchmark tests and a temperature test to let you find out if it’s worth the buck.
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You Rock Guitar lands in Singapore
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The You Rock Guitar claims to be the most versatile rock guitar on the planet designed for beginners, casual players and even recording musicians. Good news is, it is now available in Singapore.
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Hands on with Gigabyte's new P2532 notebook
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Gigabyte might not be the strongest notebook brand around, but the company has come up with quite a few innovative solutions over the past couple of years that has shown that the company is trying to do things differently than its competitors. Today we're taking a look at a new model from Gigabyte called the P2532 which should hit retail sometime towards the end of April or beginning of May.
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Nvidia drops the price of 3D Vision glasses
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Despite plenty of promotion, Nvidia's 3D Vision platform can't be said to have been a booming success for the company, but it's one of very few commercially available 3D options for PCs. Now Nvidia has gone and dropped the price of its 3D Vision glasses in the US to try to get more consumers to get on board, but we have a feeling that it's not the cost of the glasses alone that are holding back consumer uptake.
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