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Exactly three months ago, we have introduced you to the funny named FSP AURUM Gold 600W power supply. To understand what is so funny about the name of this power supply, it requires a little bit of cross-cultural background knowledge. In the same way it is redundant to go out and call someone a 'fat American' or 'drunk *ahem*' (Let's not go there, because I will get sued), one thing we should all understand before starting this... |
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Childhood is quite a mystery. We breeze across this period suppressed by greater powers (Parents or guardians) in our struggle to gain an abundant amount of sweet treats and rad toys. We swear to ourselves that one day we will have complete control over our lives, to which we can buy an infinite amount of ice cream without the consent of this greater authority. Little do we know, a blink of an eye brings us to our juvenile... |
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From PC World: Apple blew by once dominant cellphone makers Nokia and Samsung to become the top smartphone vendor, with over 18 percent market share, according to figures released by Strategy Analytics. In just four years since the release of the iPhone, Apple managed to become the... |
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From CNET News.com: Samsung's revenue was up during the second quarter, but the company wasn't able to stem its decline in net income. During the period that ended June 30, the electronics maker generated revenue of 39.44 trillion Korean won ($37.4 billion), up 4 percent compared to... |
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From DailyTech: AT&T has been working to acquire Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA in a $39 billion deal, but the U.S. Senate's antitrust committee recently expressed doubts in regards to the merger. Now, AT&T is receiving support on the matter from one U.S. state regulator and 11... |
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From X-bit Labs: An ITC judge ruled in a preliminary decision that Apple's iOS operating system and devices on its base do not infringe S3 Graphics related to texture compression technologies, whereas the company's Macintosh computers that use Mac OS X and utilize non-Nvidia graphics... |
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From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices has officially confirmed approximate retail pricing of its high-end FX-series central processing unit with eight cores code-named Zambezi. As expected, the chips will cost around $300, which is in line with the price of higher-end Intel Corp.'s... |
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From CNET News.com: Sony took a loss in its fiscal first quarter due largely to the Japanese quake and to lower TV sales, forcing the company to lower its annual forecast. For the quarter that ended June 30, the electronics giant reported today a net loss of 15.5 billion yen ($199... |
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From DailyTech: Olympus has been on the digital camera market for decades. The company has a line of cameras that includes basic point-and-shoots and offerings that run to the high-end in the micro-four thirds range. The latest of the high-end cameras from Olympus is the E-PL3 micro... |
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