Nvidia Tegra Microsoft Phone? Maybe, Maybe Not
With Apple having made a splash on the mobile and smartphone industry, it’s nearly expected that Microsoft would eventually jump in at some point for a piece of the pie.
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Gmail Introduces Multiple Inboxes, Kinda
Just a week after Google introduced the ability to work offline with Gmail, the team has announced that users are now able to view multiple inboxes at the same time.
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IBM Sequoia to Blaze Past Other Supercomputers
The U.S. government has tapped IBM for what will be the fastest supercomputer ever built.
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Asus Teams Up With Garmin for Smartphone
At CES this year we spent way too much time hounding the Garmin and Asus folks about their respective smartphones. Why aren’t you displaying them at CES? Any word at all? Come on you know you want to tell us! Sometimes that works and someone will...
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Amazon Sells 500,000 Kindles in 2008
Internet giant Amazon saw 500,000 of its Kindle eBook readers sold in 2008. Read More ...
Microsoft Layoffs Kickstarts Major H-1B Debate
Recent layoff announcements within the IT sector have been all the buzz lately along with economic downturn, however Microsoft’s recent layoffs gained the attention Senator Charles Grassley (Iowa). Read More ...
PC Gaming Roundup - February 6, 2009
It's that time of day again, and here we have a few meaty tidbits of gaming goodness to chew on, including news of DC Universe Online and Need for Speed Online.
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Windows 7 Starter Rumored at $200... Really?
Microsoft has yet to even hint at pricing for its upcoming Windows 7, but websites are now reporting details citing anonymous sources.
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Will Windows 7 Kill SSD-based Netbooks?
If the operating system runs bigger than Vista, consumers could say “thanks, but no thanks†to the marriage of solid-state drives and Netbooks.
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MSI Ships All-In-One PC This Month
For consumers who like everything crammed into one package, MSI has your tasty ticket with the new NetOn AP1900 AIO PC Read More ...
LaCie Blu-ray Burns at 8x
For a whopping $449.99, you too can own the luxurious LaCie d2 Blu-ray drive, capable of writing up to eight times standard data writing rates. Read More ...
Microsoft: We Need for 6 Windows 7 SKUs
Yesterday, we learned that Microsoft would be shipping Windows 7 in six different versions -- but it won’t be as confusing as the different versions of Vista, explains Windows general manager Mike Ybarra.
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PC Gaming Roundup - February 5, 2009
The roundup is back now that we've scored a bucket of fish for our news seal, and now he's burping up PC gaming goodness like there's no tomorrow. Today's regurgitation includes Bad Company 2 heading to the PC, and mention of new Left 4 Dead content.
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Windows XP Can Upgrade to Windows 7, Sorta
With both the public perception that Windows Vista was a misstep and the number of both consumers and corporations that are still running Windows XP, the upcoming Windows 7 is more important than ever.
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A Cardboard Computer: The Recompute PC
Green technology is more important today than it has ever been. Companies are constantly striving toward a more environmentally friendly way of running things each one is eager to broadcast the fact that their search for greener solutions is a priority.
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Apple Confirms Delay of 17-inch Unibody MBP
Apple today confirmed that the shipping of the company’s MacBook Pro had been delayed and those waiting to get their hands on their preordered 17 inch MacBook Pro would have to stick it out for a couple more weeks.
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$10 Laptop is Huge Disappointment
News did the rounds earlier in the week about India’s supposed $10 dollar laptop. The laptop reportedly costs $20 to manufacture, but according to India’s Secretary for Higher Education, large-scale production runs...
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Intel Cuts Prices of SSDs
With an 80 GB SSD priced at nearly $400, will the move be enough to woo consumer interest toward Intel’s speedy solid-state technology?
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Fusion-io Hires Steve Wozniak as Chief Scientist
Steve Wozniak, whose engineering skills help put Apple on the map, has taken a position as Chief Scientist with startup Fusion-io.
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Nvidia GT218 Card & Specs Possibly Surfacing
Technical drawings and specifications for the upcoming Nvidia GT218 cards seem to be surfacing slowly – possibly more information to follow at CeBIT this coming March and a possible public launch in April. Read More ...
Nvidia to Rename GeForce Models at CeBIT
A leaked circular issued by NVIDIA says that the company will display the upcoming GeForce GTS 250. It sure looks purdy! Read More ...
Recession Hits CPU Sales Hard
The recession has hit every industry hard, including CPUs. Market research shows that x86 processors took a considerable dive heading into the fourth quarter.
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DRAM Prices Soar Despite Large Oversupply
The price of DRAM continues to soar for the second week in a row after a major DRAM manufacture files for bankruptcy Read More ...
MSI Claims Most Affordable X58 Motherboard
MSI announced on Tuesday its new MSI X58 Pro motherboard for the Intel Core i7 platform, which it claims is the most affordable X58 on the market. Read More ...
Firefox, Safari, Chrome Gain; IE Continues to Fall
When Google’s Chrome first launched it made a huge splash. In the first couple of days, early adopters shifted from Internet Explorer and Firefox to check out the latest browser to hit the market.
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Intel Files $50M Suit Against Insurance Company
Intel has filed a $50 million lawsuit against American Guarantee and Liability Insurance, alleging breach of contract. In a suit filed last week, Intel claims the insurance company’s failure to pay for legal defence in antitrust suits filed by AMD...
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Apple Plotting a Quad-Core iMac?
The latest rumor to do the rounds in Mac world is that the company could be planning to use both dual-core and quad-core processors in the new, updated version of the iMac.
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Six Variants of Windows 7 Revealed
Late last month we reported that there would be five different versions of Windows 7 shipping. It turns out that the information wasn’t entirely complete -- instead, we will be seeing six different variations of the OS.
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Nvidia CEO: Netbooks are Crappy, Low-Cost PCs
For modern computing technology, you can’t really find many companies that are more committed to bringing the cutting edge to the consumer than Nvidia -- and perhaps for that reason, the graphics company isn’t entirely thrilled with the Intel Atom, at least not in its current forms.
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Eurocom Crams Core i7 Into a Notebook
Computer company, Eurocom today proudly displayed the specs for the upcoming D900F PHANTOM i7 and a name like that, it doesn’t take a genius to figure out what the fuss is about: a laptop with Intel’s Core i7.
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New Asus Eee PC Features 9.5 Hour Battery
The very essence of a netbook is portability. Besides being just small and light, one other key point to portability is battery life -- something that Asus intends to take to the next level with its just-announced Eee 1000HE. Read More ...
Microsoft: No Additional Windows 7 Public Betas
The public release of Windows 7 beta is undoubtedly the most exciting thing to happen to PC users so far this year. But it’s only going to happen once, as Microsoft says that it’ll be the only public beta we’ll get.
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Verizon Offers $200 Rebate on Sony's Vaio P
A few weeks back, at CES, Sony debuted a the P Series Lifestyle PC. At 1.4 pounds with an 8 inch LCD, the P Series is just a little smaller than your average netbook, however the company remains adamant that this is not a netbook ...
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Phenom II X4 3.6GHz and RV740 This Year?
Over the weekend, there was quite a lot of buzz about an AMD Phenom II X4 processor clocking at 3.6 GHz by the end of the year as well as the possibility that the ATI RV740 will be used in the upcoming Radeon HD 4730 and HD 4750 SKUs. Read More ...
Seagate's New 2 TB Hard Drive for Enterprises
Just as Western Digital did last week, it’s now Seagate’s turn to reveal its 2 TB offering.
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Transcend's New SSDs: Up To 192 GB
Transcend announces the release of its new 2.5-inch SSDs, offered with either MLC or SLC NAND memory Read More ...
Rambus is Back; Aims to Supercharge Mobiles
Rambus will demo its Mobile Memory Initiative at DesignCon 2009 this week, a new RAM technology focuses on high-bandwidth, low-power memory technologies targeted at achieving data rates of 4.3 Gbps
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