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From X-bit Labs: ATI, graphics business unit of Advanced Micro Devices, on Monday said that it would increase the price of its ATI Radeon HD 5850 graphics processing unit (GPU) by $20+ due to overwhelming demand towards the new graphics cards as well as increased costs of components... |
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From X-bit Labs: Hector Ruiz, the former chief executive officer of Advanced Micro Devices and the chairman of the board of Globalfoundries, will take a leave of absence immediately and will officially retire from the company starting January 4th, 2010. Mr. Ruiz will take a... |
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From X-bit Labs: Unofficial information regarding the progress of Nvidia Corp.’s future top-of-the-range Fermi-G300 graphics card vastly contradicts to official claims. If Nvidia states that the new flagship will be commercially available this calendar year, then unofficial sources... |
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From InfoWorld: Windows 7 users may find there are no drivers yet for their Hewlett-Packard printer, although the company said it expects to release some new compatible drivers soon. HP is recommending that some of its newer products should be used with Windows 7, which was released... |
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From PC World: In a move aimed at heading off those who might "Go Google," Microsoft has cut the prices of its Exchange Online service by half and its Business Productivity Online Services suite by a third. These drops, in the per-user, per-month list pricing, appear intended to... |
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From CNET News.com: More people will get a chance to try out bookmark synchronization with Monday's release of a beta version of Google Chrome for Windows. Google introduced the bookmark sync feature for the developer-preview version in August, but now it's also in the better-tested... |
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From DailyTech: The eReader market is booming with products available from multiple manufacturers including Amazon, Sony, and more. Manufacturers are trying to set their devices apart from the other readers with new features like touch screens and dual screens. Late last month... |
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From DailyTech: Sprint is now rolling out its WiMAX service to even more cities. For the time being, the mobile provider is sticking to major markets and it has announced the addition of five new markets this week. Sprint has added WiMAX service in Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, and in... |
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From Tom's Hardware: Although Intel isn't exactly eager to jump on board the USB 3.0 bandwagon just yet, that doesn't mean consumers can't get in on the SuperSpeed USB action. While Asus just unveiled the first motherboard to support USB 3.0, the company also snuck out a nifty... |
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