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From X-bit Labs: High-definition video and graphics have radically redefined personal computing industry some 5-7 years ago. The time has come for beyond high-definition resolutions to make another revolution. Capabilities and performance of modern personal computers is what the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. is calling manufacturers of hard disk drives (HDDs) and optical disc drives (ODDs) to create and standardize ultra-slim devices compatible with modern ultrabook ultra-thin designs. The world's largest chipmaker discussed opportunities for 5mm thick hard... |
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"It's like the stock market," explains one of my friends. "Sometimes it's up, and sometimes it's down. Sometimes, it even goes into a recession." In life, there are always certain features of various types of goods and products that stand out as what one considers good or bad. But before we decide or even get into our review today, let’s take a quick example to put things into perspective. One time, I walked into a... |
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From PC World: Adding to its already considerable line of analysis software and expertise, IBM announced Friday that it has acquired business intelligence software provider Varicent Software. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Based on Toronto, Varicent was a privately held... |
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From CNET News.com: The Xbox 360 scored its 15th month in a row as the top-selling gaming console, NPD reported yesterday. With a 42 percent chunk of all console sales, Microsoft sold 371,000 Xbox 360 units last month. Total spending on Xbox hardware, software, and accessories hit... |
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From DailyTech: Faced with licensing demands from Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) ($10-$15 per handset) and the threat of a ban from rival gadgetmaker Apple, Inc. (AAPL), Motorola Mobility has been pushing forward with its controversial approach of using its standards-heavy patent portfolio... |
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From DailyTech: Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Justice formally filed a lawsuit against Apple and five book publishers, accusing the "gang" of colluding to raise prices on eBooks. At the time, Apple didn't bother to release a public statement regarding its role in the alleged... |
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From X-bit Labs: A top engineer from Nvidia Corp. said that as chips become more complex in terms of transistors count and sometimes in terms of physical sizes, the industry will need to move to larger 450mm wafers in order to profitably build those devices. The engineer predicted... |
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From X-bit Labs: While solid-state drives are relatively easy to manufacture, it takes tremendous work to design the right controller and the right firmware which ensure reliability, high performance and endurance. Sometimes, it takes strengths of two companies to make the right... |
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From PC World: It's almost time for systems based on Intel's Ivy Bridge chips to take their place in the spotlight. CNET says it has learned that the first of several Ivy Bridge-related announcements will transpire on April 23. Ivy Bridge is Intel's codename for its follow-up to the... |
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