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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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From DailyTech: Google Inc.'s new social network, Google+, seemed on the fast track to success, garnering generally positive reviews and earning 20+ million members within only a couple weeks of the launch of the "field test" of the network. But over the last week and a half, the... |
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From X-bit Labs: The recent quarters were not exactly impressive for Hewlett-Packard, the world's top PC maker, as its sales forecasts were reduced, something that caused analysts question whether the new chief executive can run the company successfully. But HP's chairman of the... |
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From X-bit Labs: Nintendo late on Thursday said that it would reduce pricing of its latest 3DS game console by 40% in August. Sales of the 3DS have been lower than the company expected originally following its launch in February and the firm clearly needs to sell as many devices as... |
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From InfoWorld: Mango, the latest version of the Windows Phone mobile operating system, was released to manufacturers Tuesday, Microsoft said in a blog. The OS code was officially turned over to manufacturers and mobile operators. The OS will come pre-installed in new Windows Phones... |
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From PC World: Here today, gone tomorrow, that—in so many words—was what EA CEO John Riccitiello had to say about video game consoles in an earnings call yesterday. Riccitiello was on the phone to discuss EA's fiscal 2012 first quarter, which he described as "ahead of expectations,"... |
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From CNET News.com: LG Electronics posted a sharp decline in its second-quarter profit today, but managed to reverse a recent string of losses as its turnaround efforts begin to take effect. The consumer electronics giant posted a profit of nearly $100 million, compared with a year... |
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