|
From DailyTech: ASUS started shipping the first motherboards with support for the USB 3.0 and 6Gbps SATA interfaces two months ago at the beginning of November. The first mobos were targeted at enthusiasts, but soon made their way into the mainstream. Gigabyte followed suit, and... |
|
From InfoWorld: Advanced Micro Devices is expected to show off its latest laptop processors on Thursday, including quad-core chips for laptops that are due in a few months. The chips will include two to four cores and achieve higher levels of integration that could offer longer... |
|
From PC World: Verizon Wireless will start selling improved versions of Palm's Pre and Pixi smartphones later this month under an exclusive arrangement with the handset maker. The Pre Plus is a modified version of the Pre that offers 16GB of flash memory. The updated design... |
|
From DailyTech: It was four months ago that ATI showed us the Radeon HD 5870 at a secret press event in Oakland, California. The media was suitably impressed by the demos and visuals, but were skeptical about ATI's plans for a top-to-bottom DirectX 11 product rollout for the discrete... |
|
From DailyTech: Intel just recently announced new Core i5 and Core i3 processors for the mobile sector. The new processors bring faster performance while keeping power consumption in check. Like many notebook other manufacturers, Dell is updating its Inspiron notebook range to accept... |
|
From Tom's Hardware: AMD is plenty proud of itself for beating the competition to market with its DirectX 11 parts, and today at CES the company expressed even more pleasure at its hitting the milestone of 2 million DX11 GPU shipped. AMD pointed out that it was able to reach this... |
|
From X-bit Labs: Just when everyone thought that dual-processor platforms for consumers were dead, EVGA, a well-known supplier of graphics cards and mainboards, revealed plans to unveil a motherboard for two microprocessors aimed at gamers with no limits in mind and budget. At the... |
|
From InfoWorld: Microsoft Corp.'s Courier tablet computer failed to make a rumored appearance at CEO Steve Ballmer's keynote speech at CES last night. Instead, Ballmer showed off three tablet computers running the touch-enabled Windows 7. The tablets were built by Asus spinoff... |
|
From PC World: In the great scheme of this, this is minor CES news indeed, but I kinda like it: Sony is releasing a line of SD and MicroSD memory cards. If it were any other company, I wouldn't be writing this post, but we're talking Sony-the company behind the venerable, eternally... |
© Since 2005 APH Networks Inc. All trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
