From CNET News.com: Google on Tuesday introduced the Chromebook 11 from Hewlett-Packard. The $279 laptop utilizes a Samsung dual-core Exynos processor -- commonly found in smartphones and tablets -- and it comes in different colors, features a microUSB port for charging, and sports an improved...
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From DailyTech: The Xbox One may be 1080p "capable", but that doesn't mean that all Xbox One games will render at 1080p according to a recent interview by Eurogamer. And that's a good thing according to lead Xbox One engineers Andrew Goossen (software) and Nick Baker (Hardware)... |
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From DailyTech: LG Display has announced that it has become the world's first display manufacturer to begin mass production of flexible OLED panels for smartphones. LG is building its flexible panel on plastic substrates instead of glass. Putting the OLED panels on plastic substrates... |
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From X-bit Labs: The competition between Advanced Micro Devices and Nvidia Corp. spans significantly outside graphics cards business alone. Both companies compete not only for customers, but also for game/software developers, add-in-card suppliers, video game tournaments and even PC... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices on Monday announced that Verizon is deploying SeaMicro SM15000 servers for its new global cloud platform and cloud-based object storage service, whose public beta was recently announced. AMD’s SeaMicro SM15000 server links hundreds of cores... |
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From DailyTech: Some new details on an unannounced LG Nexus 5 smartphone have surfaced via a 281-page service manual for the device that turned up on the web. Tucked away inside the service manual include details outlining the device’s hardware specifications. The device will have a... |
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From DailyTech: Microsoft is looking to spread Windows Phone's love to hardware other than Nokia, and HTC is on its radar. According to Bloomberg, Microsoft’s operating systems unit head Terry Myerson approached HTC about using the Windows Phone OS as an alternative option on... |
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From X-bit Labs: Valve Software, a developer of popular video games and the owner of Steam video game distribution service, on Friday finally disclosed specifications of its prototype Steam Machines, personal computers running SteamOS designed to fit into interior of living rooms... |
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From X-bit Labs: In a surprising move, Advanced Micro Devices introduced its own low-level application programming interface designed specifically for GCN [graphics core next] architecture of AMD Radeon graphics chips. The company, which has always criticized proprietary technologies... |
Back in the days, OCZ had a very consistent and logical naming scheme. Their flagship drive was called the Vertex. Its successor was called the Vertex 2 (The 25nm version was never implemented into the model name), followed by the Vertex 3 (The performance version had a Max IOPS designator affixed to it), and then the Vertex 4. Makes sense, right? Well, that was until the Vertex 3.20 came out. The OCZ Vertex 3.20 got its decimal part of the name...
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