G.Skill Launches World's Fastest 4GB Memory Modules

From X-bit Labs: G.Skill has announced the world's highest-speed 4GB memory modules. Designed for the latest Intel Core i-series "Sandy Bridge" microprocessors, the new RipjawsX memory sticks can operate at whopping 2.30GHz clock-speed.

There is always a trade-off between clock...

Toshiba to launch Android tablet in June

From InfoWorld: Toshiba will launch its first tablet computer in late June in Japan and at around the same time in global markets, the company said Wednesday.

With the tablet, Toshiba will kick off an attempt to gain a 10 percent share of the global tablet market by 2013, said...

Amazon Announces the Kindle Lending Library

From PC World: Amazon on Wednesday announced that later this year it will launch the Kindle Lending Library, a feature that will allow Kindle customers to borrow books from 11,000 libraries across the United States. The Kindle Lending Library-which Amazon is forming in partnership...

R.I.P. PSP Go, we hardly knew thee

From CNET News.com: Sony has confirmed with CNET that production has officially ended on the PSP Go, the company's UMD-less portable system that debuted in late 2009. The Go was undeniably sexy, improving upon the traditional PSP's overall design.

Aside from its sleek looks, solid...

Toshiba to Release Glasses Free 3D Notebook

From DailyTech: Like it or not, the 3D fad isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

Yesterday, we gave you a roundup of LG G-Slate reviews. The device captures 3D video, but requires 3D glasses for playback. The upcoming HTC EVO 3D smartphone, though, offers a glasses-free 3D experience...

Intel: Sales of Xeon Boosted Earnings in Q1

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. on Tuesday reported record earnings. The company earned more that the general info-technology market, based on the information from IDC or Gartner market tracking agencies. It occurs because sales of enterprise-class-central processing units (CPUs)...

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