The Daily VR-Zone News Summary - 15 Nov 2010
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Here's today summary on the recent technology news happening today. From first looks of ASUS P8P67 Deluxe (Intel P67 Express) mainboard, new social network called 'Path' that limits users to 50 friends, to the announcement of Gran Turismo 5 availability in Singapore.
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Rumor: AMD facing overall Radeon HD 6000 Series shortage?
vr-zone.com - With limited availability of the new AMD Radeon HD 6870 and Radeon HD 6850 cards, rising retail prices, and a lengthy delay of the Radeon HD 6970's launch, are things getting not too rosy for the red camp?
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 in December 2010; AMD to launch Radeon HD 6900 Series on December 13th
vr-zone.com - NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 570 exists, and will hit retail in December 2010. The GTX 570 is also based on the GF110 chipset, and will have 480 CUDA cores. Meanwhile, AMD has officially announced that its Radeon HD 6900 Series will be launched on December 13. It would be pretty interesting if the cards from both camps launch on the same day.
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Pioneer Launches Two New 3D Blu-ray Players, The BDP-430 And BDP-LX54
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Pioneer Electronics AsiaCentre has announced their latest 3D Blu-ray Disc players, the BDP-430 and BDP-LX54. Both players feature playback support for the latest 3D Blu-ray Discs that bring an exciting new dimension to movies when connected to a 3D-capable display via HDMI.
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Lenovo Launches Three New Business Notebooks
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Lenovo today introduced its three newest desktops in the ThinkCentre M Series the ThinkCentre M70z, M75e and M80. Designed for large businesses, this desktop trio gives customers advanced productivity technologies, such as Intel Core i-x/AMD Phenom II processors and support for multiple displays along with unique Lenovo extras, such as super fast boot up and advanced web conferencing.
Read on to view the full press relase from Lenovo.
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Spotted: Pictures taken with Nexus S. For Real?
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Renowned technology blog, Techcrunch, recently reported on their findings of three photos which looked to have been taken with the new Google Nexus S Android smartphone. The photos were taken on 5th and 6th November, few days after a Google phone (called "Nexus Two" then) was uncovered.
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Antec Debuts High Current Pro Series Performance PSUs
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Antec, Inc. has announced its latest high-end line of PSUs, the High Current Pro series. Available in 750W, 850W, 1000W, and 1200W variants, these 80Plus Gold-certified PSUs feature high-performance full-bridge topology, active PFC, special heavy-gauge 16 AWG high current cable, gold-plated high-current terminals, 8 (1200W)/ 10-pin high current hybrid cable management connectors, double-layer printed circuit board design, a 80 (1200W)/ 135mm PWM dual-ball bearing fan, four/ eight (1200W) 12V rails, and a MTBF of 100,000 hours. They are covered by a five year limited warranty and are expected to hit store shelves come end November.
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Xigmatek Readies Pantheon Mid-tower Chassis
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Xigmatek is preparing its Pantheon mid-tower chassis for release.
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Just In: New Social Network Arrives, Sets Limit Of 50 Friends only
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What's this? An online social networking service which actually dares to set an upper limit of how many friends you can have in the depths of cyberspace? This has got to be the biggest blasphemy in the world of online social networking right? Well, maybe not, if one takes into consideration what Path, a new social networking service for the iOS, is actually designed for.
Read on to find out more about this mysterious new online social networking service.
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Google: We Are Not Responsible Even If Android Infringes Java patents
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Sometimes, the only way to fight a patent infringement lawsuit is to throw the book back to the lawyers and nitpick on every last detail in order to disclaim any form of responsibility. And this is exactly what Google has done. Apparently, the search giant is claiming that it is not their fault Android may contain code copied from Java, and that Oracle's patents are invalid in this context. Way to go, Google.
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Lenovo plans to launch LePad in U.S.
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Consumers are spoilt for choice with so many tablet devices on the market, mainly the Apple iPad, and those running on Google's Android mobile operating system. PC manufacturer Lenovo has also expressed its plans to launch their new Android tablet, called LePad, in the U.S. next year.
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Gran Tursimo 5 hits Singapore on 24 November
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Last week, Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong had a special media preview of their upcoming
Gran Turismo 5 racing game, and today, we just got an official word from the maker that it will be available in Singapore on 24 November.
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First Looks: ASUS P8P67 Deluxe (Intel P67 Express) Motherboard
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In this preview,
VR-Zone.com takes a look at the new ASUS P8P67 Deluxe motherboard based on Intel's P67 Express chipset. This motherboard is designed for the next-generation Intel LGA 1155 'Sandy Bridge' Core processors, and sports an industry-leading 16+2 phase digital power design dubbed DIGI+ VRM.
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