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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) today released price cuts for its line of desktop PC-use processors, including the Sempron and Athlon 64 lines. In addition, the chip vendor noted that production of Socket-A Semprons will be completely phased out by the end of the third quarter.
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Advanced Micro Devices announced Monday an intention to increase revenue by selling its existing Opteron server processor to companies that make storage, medical imaging, and communications equipment.
Over the weekend, Gigabyte launched the first of its many overclocking competition events in the United States. The event has already been going on for some time internationally, but Gigabyte said that this is the first time that it launched something like this for State-side.
Sony has debuted the Vaio W, the machine Sony is calling the company"s first netbook while ignoring the fact that it said it would never produce a netbook.
Zelenograd (Russia) - Remember AMDò€™s promise to return to profitability in the third quarter of this year? You may be wondering how this will be possible considering the fact that the company has lost money over the past seven quarters, including $269 million in Q2 2008, and no big bucks advances against Intel are in sight. But we are certain that AMD in fact will report a huge profit for the third quarter that may not originate from hugely increased product sales, but will create the foundation for the much anticipated announcement of AMDò€™s "Asset Smart".
More and more NAS servers and appliances for home users and SMB are appearing on the market, and it is getting increasingly difficult to find the best one. Typically, manufacturers are proud of the hardware they use, as faster XOR processing power will result in better RAID 5 performance. 3Gen claims to be the fastest one with its IntelliNAS DT40, which is based on a Celeron D430 at 1.8 GHz and 512 MB RAM (upgradeable to 4 GB). However, we are sure that Thecus and QNAP would object and suggest one of their own products.
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Santa Clara (CA) - Researchers at Intel and the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) today said they have succeeded in building the world"s first hybrid silicon laser using standard silicon manufacturing processes. The technology could be become a key enabler to make photonic interconnects in mainstream communications and computing devices a reality.
Rambus has scored itself yet another royalty haul as Hynix has agreed to pay up.
This is the promise of the 3-D Optical Data Storage system developed at the University of Central Florida (UCF). This technology allows to record and store at least 1,000 GB of data on multiple layers of a single disc. The system uses lasers to compact large amounts of information onto a DVD and the process involves shooting two different wavelengths of light onto the recording surface. By using several layers, this technique will increase the storage capacity of a standard DVD to more than a terabyte.
Imagine having computer memory so dense that a cubic centimeter contains 12.8 million GB of information.
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Long Beach (CA) - Pioneer is the first company to announce a Blu-ray disc drive for the global market. Other than the first CD and DVD drives, the Blu-ray device will be able to read and write BD media. No change of tradition should be expected for pricing: The first generation of Blu-ray drives will carry a hefty price tag.
Intel"s P965 chipset and Microsoft"s Vista operating system are expected to speed up adoption of SATA (serial advanced technology attachment) and displace ATAPI (ATA packet interface) as the mainstream interface standard for optical drives in the second half of 2007, according to optical disc drive (ODD) manufacturers in Taiwan.
GENESIS64 HMI/SCADA Features Game Changing Technologies
Because everyone loves open book quizzes and free computers..
Still modern. Still warfare.
NEC announced it will begin shipping a new high-end, amorphous silicon thin film transistor liquid crystal display in sample numbers next month. The new model targets usage scenarios such as digital photo editing, digital pre-press operation and various types computer design work. According to NEC, the new model supports Adobe"s RGB technology, which is considered to be the standard color space in the professional color processing fields.
Tokyo (Japan) - Fujitsu today announced the first 7200 rpm notebook hard drives that come with a 3.0 Gb/s Serial ATA 2.5 interface, as opposed to the widely available 1.5 Gb/s port.
Westlake Village CA) and Munich (Germany) - Tom"s Hardware has published its first in-depth review of a prototype notebook equipped with Intel"s dual-core "Core Duo" processor. While the device demonstrated convincing performance, the system"s surprisingly high power consumption leaves questions to be answered in the future.
K-12 Schools Can Receive 10% Off Orders Over $2,500 of LeapFrog School Learning Solutions through December 11, 2009.
Acer definitely wins the prize for being first out the gate with a machine running Intelò€™s latest mobile chip, the cheap quad core Q9000. However, now that itò€™s all official and out in the open, people are starting to wonder whoò€™ll be next to launch a notebook with the Q9000.
Redmond (WA) - Microsoft"s Research division today opened the doors to the firm"s annual TechFest, highlighting research projects that allow a first look at Microsoft products that we may be seeing in the not too distant future. Microsoft is showcasing more than 100 different projects, but most share one key theme: Search, organize and present data.
Tawainese manufacturers of optical disc drives say that the cost of production for a Blu-ray disc player is set to fall to $50 in the next year.
Palo Alto (CA) - HP has updated its compact desktop PC offering for businesses with two new models - and its first PC that can be ordered with a NAND flash-based solid state disk (SSD) drive.
The European Union today announced that it will launch an investigation into Oracle"s acquisition of Sun Microsystems.
The four people behind popular BitTorrent destination the Pirate Bay are now in court charged for copyright-related laws.
Las Vegas (NV) - JVC today announced a high-definition version of its Everio hard drive camcorder series. The GZ-HD7 records video in 1080i (1920x1080 interlaced) onto a 60 GB hard drive. According to the company, that"s enough room for up to five hours of HD video at a data rate of 30 Mb/s. The new Everio is slightly larger than the current standard-definition models and integrates three CCDs and a Fujinon lens.
Microsoft has been slapped with a fine of approximately $11.8 million for price fixing its popular Office Home and Student 2007 suite at a recent retail promotion.
This afternoon Bethesda announced that a mission editor for Fallout 3 is now available to download. But thatò€™s not all..
Sony has announced that it will invest approximately $371 million toward strengthening its lithium ion battery production operations. This is the first phase of investment in lithium ion batteries Sony is undertaking as part of efforts to reinforce core areas of its component and semiconductor business over the next three years.
This ultra ultra thin doesn"t have an Atom!
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Serious Sam 3 is seriously slated for 2010, probably after The Second Encounter HD.
San Francisco (CA) - If you are somehow interested in your computer, it"s unlikely you missed Intel"s announcement fireworks at this Spring IDF. Core, an impressive piece of technology, determined the headlines and will carry Intel through the rest of the decade, we learned. Let"s take a step back. What exactly was announced? And what does that all mean? Here"s our take.
Analysts earlier this year were very cautious about predicting revenues for the semiconductor industry. On paper, 2006 could have spelled disaster for the industry - and Microsoft"s decision to delay Windows Vista into 2007 was to be only one factor that was seen as a possible reason for consumers to delay PC purchase decisions, which has a significant impact on semiconductor revenues.
Microsoft is offering Vista beta testers a pre-RC1 ISO download. Users can download the file and create a bootable DVD using a common DVD burning software. Microsoft will stop the program after 100,000 successful downloads.
Microsoft has released a free application that allows users to create an encrypted and password-protected folder. Microsoft Private Folder 1.0 works on Windows XP and Media Center Editions with Service Pack 2 and is meant to provide a consumer-level of protection. Microsoft warns that it is "not intended to provide security against hackers."
In addition to releasing an array of fancy new consumer electronics, Microsoft has announced that next week will see the company release updates targeted at four vulnerabilities with Windows.
Markham (ON) - Ensuring that it doesn"t get left out of today"s headlines, especially with a thunderstorm of new products emerging from Nvidia at CeBIT today, ATI is demonstrating that it, too, can define new performance leaders in several categories simultaneously, with the announcement of its mid-tier Radeon X1800 GTO.
Wired today released its annual Vaporware list and if you"ve been somewhat interested in tech there may be few surprises. Among the winners are the games Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl and Spore as well as GT4 for PSP, the mobile applications Skype for Symbian and TivoToGo for Mac as well as general candidates such as "the" iPod killer and SED TVs.
Las Vegas (NV) - The Reclusa gaming keyboard is yet another product that was born through the cooperation of the Redmond-company and Razer, a company that has specialized itself on developing gaming peripherals.
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Boston (MA) - Following a developer preview at the Novell Brainshare Global 2006 conference two weeks ago and a presentation in San Francisco behind closed doors in early March, AMD today unveiled its upcoming processor with virtualization technology to visitors of the Linux World tradeshow.
Windows XP Mode for Windows 7 has "gone gold" and will be availabe alongside the new OS later this month.
Santa Clara (CA) - Intel today gave yet another glimpse of the capability of its soon-to-be-launched Core microarchitecture. While the processor will launch at 2.93 GHz, Intel shows the CPU already running at significantly higher speeds. Perhaps most interesting is the chip"s lower than expected power consumption - which may give Intel enough headroom to break the 4 GHz barrier.
NASA plans to permanently occupy an outpost at one of the Moon"s poles, officials announced on Monday.
Global DRAM output dropped by 0.4% sequentially to 671.8 million 256Mbit equivalent units in January with DDR output falling 0.3% and DDR2 falling 3.6%, according to DRAMeXchange. DRAMeXchange noted that demand for DDR2 accounted for 55-60% of total DRAM demand, a much higher proportion than is currently supplied.
Dell"s Latitude Z has a nice spec list and is over all, a really hot looking laptop but there are a few features in there that set it apart from your average notebook.
The world"s first specialty robot shop will be opening in Nagoya Japan in October. The Mainichi Daily News is reporting that the "Robot Mirai Department" store will be offering about 1000 robots and robot accessories. State of the art, two-legged walking robots will also be sold.
Bristol (UK) - Clearspeed today announced a new version of its Advance accelerator board. The device still delivers an estimated additional performance 50 GFlops, but now comes in a much smaller form factor that will allow more users and system builders to integrate the board into their workstations.
Inotera Memories president Charles Kao during the ongoing SEMICON Taiwan 2006 show that the DRAM market will remain strong through 2008, with the company going to advance the passage of a budget for a second-stage capacity expansion plan at its soon-to-be completed second 12" fab.
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Quantros Will Expand SCIP Indicators and Add VTE and ED Measures to its Regulatory Reporting Management Software; Expansion Supports October 2009 Discharges
Checkout, Google"s idea how to pay for goods and services on the Internet, has been added to Ebay"s "not permitted" list of payment methods. According to the firm"s "Accepted Payments Policy", Ebay wants "to ensure that the marketplace offers buyers an array of safe, appropriate, and convenient payment choices for the marketplace" and Checkout seemingly hasn"t made the cut yet.
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Ottawa (ON) - Some decisions take time. Answering the question whether to implement support for the Open Document Format in its Word Perfect software or not, took Corel more than a year. At last, the long-time supporter of ODF today announced that it will update WordPerfect Office to support the XML-based ODF as well as Microsoft"s Open Office XML format.
Apple"s iPod has become a synonym for MP3 player and dominates the global portable audio player stage with an estimated 70 percent market share. But there are choices for those who look for an alternative to carry their music around. Semiconductor Insights took a detailed look at the components of iRiver"s iRiver H10 5 GByte MP3 player.
Chicago (IL) - A new study released by Net Applications indicates that a decreasing percentage of the Internet population is using Windows as their operating system. It appears that Mac OS X could soon be listed in the double digit-range, while Windows could fall below the 90% mark.
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Nokia expects good growth in third generation (3G) mobile handset sales next year with global volumes set to double, Chief Financial Officer Rick Simonson said on Friday.
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With the hot season ending and panel supply expected to increase, DisplaySearch predicts that average prices for TFT LCD panels in January are expected to drop further. Research firm iSuppli also forecast a downtrend for panel prices across all sizes in the first half of 2006.
On 1 December 2005, two e-mail messages were sent from a computer in Western Australia to members of two different human rights organizations. Each e-mail message carried a Microsoft Word document with a previously unknown exploit that would take control of the targeted person"s computer and open up a beachhead into the group"s network.
Santa Clara (CA) - Sun today launched three new workstation models: There are two AMD Opteron models, which, the company hopes, will increase its target market. The third new workstation is based on the Sparc processor and isn"t expected to reach many new customers: Instead, Sun believes the Ultra 45 will keep its existing 64-bit crowd happy.
Three monitors are always better than one!
A shortage in the supply of NOR flash could have caused shipment delays and slow sales of Apple Computer"s of iPod nano in the past two or three weeks, according to sources at Taiwan IT makers. Rumors that a supply shortage of certain parts has caused shipment delays and slow sales of the iPod nano have been circulating for a while.
Chicago (IL) - You, in this case, would represent the consumer as analysts expect mini-notebooks to become the next gold mine for system builders.
Santa Clara (CA) - Intel today sent out a press release stating that its "Extensible Host Controller Interface (xHCI) draft specification revision 0.9 in support of the USB 3.0 architecture, also known as SuperSpeed USB" is now available. This move not only clears some confusion over claims that Intel may be withholding USB 3.0 specifications, but also indicates that we should be able to see first USB 3.0 demonstrations at next weekò€™s IDF in San Francisco.
GE Global Research is presenting details on its development of a substrate system for flexible organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) at the Flexible Displays & Microelectronics Conference, February 6-9 in Phoenix. The system features a developmental high-temperature Lexan polycarbonate (PC) film from GE Plastics combined with a transparent, ultra-high-barrier coating to help protect the OLED device against oxygen and moisture.
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Herat (Afghanistan) - The United States Army is dazzling Afghani drivers with laser light in a bid to prevent accidents with its convoys. Convoy crews have been testing out the GLARE weapon-mounted laser by shinning the beams into the windshields of slow and dangerous cars. So far the makers of the laser system, B.E. Meyers and Company, say the tests are a resounding success.
GeoCities holds a special place in a lot of our hearts. For this reason, Yahoo! felt the need to remind us that soon, GeoCities will be no more.
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Dell"s PC shipments are likely to grow 20-25% on-year in 2006 despite concerns about its business outlook after a recent Bloomberg report stated that the company is postponing a planned analyst meeting from April to September and the cancellation of an estimated $700 million deal the company had with Royal Philips Electronics NV, according to sources at Taiwan PC makers. Dell is unlikely to adjust its projected order volumes to notebook contract makers in Taiwan simply due to a re-scheduling of its analyst meeting and the cancellation of its deal with Philips, the sources indicated, noting that Dell"s total notebook shipments for 2006 are expected to top 14 million units.
Abit announced its AW9D and AW9D-MAX motherboards which can be used with Intel"s current LGA775 processors such as the Pentium D and Core 2 Duo as well as future quad-core versions of the Core 2 Extreme CPU ("Kentsfield"). Both boards are based on Intel"s 975X chipset and support Nvidia SLI and ATI Crossfire multi-GPU technologies. The differences between the tow models are very subtle -the AW9D-MAX integrates seven instead of the AW9D "s four SATA ports as well as two PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet ports instead of only one.
Looks as though there may be troubled waters ahead, as Interplay"s annual performance report doesn"t reveal a company in financial peril, but rather a revelation that all is not well between the company and Bethesda Softworks. Is there a major fallout brewing on the horizon?
Free, powerful, highly customizable, fast, diverse, and constantly developing--what more can you want in an operating system? Linux is definitely the operating of choice for power users and administrators alike.
According to industry sources, AMD has decided to modify the naming scheme for their 45nm desktop processors. While AMD is keeping the Phenom X3 and Phenom X4 branding, the model numbers have changed from four digits to five digits in length.
Amid the announcement of Intel"s new low-power processors, Atom, and corresponding platform for mobile Internet devices (MIDs) and Internet-centric computers, sources at Taiwan motherboard makers have revealed that Intel is planning to also introduce Atom processors along with supporting motherboards for the embedded market soon, a move which is likely to impact both VIA Technologies and Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS). The new Atom processor will come in two versions, single-core and dual-core, and so Intel has codenamed their respective motherboards Little Falls and Little Falls 2, the sources revealed.
San Jose (CA) - Ebay"s online payment site Paypal has issued a warning that Apple"s Safari browser makes users more vulnerable to phishing.
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HSBC Division Employ Tracesmart"s Proprietary Existence System
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John Cruz, Founder of ImageMind Software says; "Streaming video-on-demand has set the tone for user generated content, however some video is intended only for a specific pair of eyes." That is where ImageMind"s video email comes in.
Yahoo bada bing! Microsoft and Yahoo! hold hands in hopes of toppling Google.
EMC formally launched its newest high-end storage array, a tiered storage box that can store one petaByte (define) of data and help customers move files from smaller systems onto one machine.
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San Francisco (CA) - Ultra mobile PCs or UMPCs have been heavily touted by Intel, but so far there hasn"t been any "killer app" to catch any significant attention. Intel is partnering up with Volkswagen to change that by developing UMPC-enhanced cars capable of surfing the web and playing video at freeway speeds. At the Intel Developer"s Forum, attendees gawked at a prototype 2006 Passat that could playback music, videos and podcasts. It could even stream two different videos to the backseat monitors.
Axia Software to Release Asset Investment Solution in French and Russian
LCD TV makers are striving to differentiate their products and move the market to ever larger screen sizes, while rear-projection TV makers are trying to remain competitive against flat-panel TVs. Both groups increasingly are looking to advanced backlighting sources to deal with these challenges, according to discussions held at iSuppli"s Flat Information Displays (FID) 2007 conference.
OrangeHRM aims to be the world"s leading open source HRM solution for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) by providing a flexible and easy to use HRM system affordable for any company worldwide.
Google has launched a new service that allows users to create customized search engines.
Sunnyvale (CA) and Redmond (WA) - Some instant messaging addicts won"t have to keep multiple chat programs for too much longer. Microsoft and Yahoo are testing new chat clients that let MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger users talk to each other. The combination would, according to Microsoft, form the largest instant messaging community and eclipsing the current king of the hill, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM).
New York (NY) - More than one third of Internet users have connected to the Web via a wireless connection, according to a new survey that was released yesterday. That number, which includes Wi-Fi and mobile Internet access, marks a 50% increase from three years ago.
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LED packaging house Everlight Electronics - in cooperation with Hua-chuang Automobile Information Technical Center (Haitec), an affiliate of local Taiwan automobile firm Yulon Group - claims that it has successfully resolved issues concerning heat-dissipation for LED headlamps, and Everlight estimates that the LED headlamp will soon pass heat-dissipation tests and be ready for commercialization by the third quarter of 2008. LED lamps used in automobiles can be grouped into two categories, interior and exterior lighting.
Apple on Tuesday opened up its online store just a little bit, enabling customers to buy products and have them delivered to another country.
Round Rock (TX) - Following Michael Dell"s announcement yesterday, Dell today released configuration pages for its initial AMD-based systems this morning. The computers can be ordered now and the company promises to begin shipping the built-to-order systems later this week. Dell heavily promotes the green party, which indicates a long-term commitment to AMD.
Earlier today, Panda Security--publisher of Panda Antivirus and Panda Internet Security--announced the global beta release of the industry"s first free cloud-based antivirus "thin-client" solution.
Vonage, an Internet telephone provider, is now offering free local traffic reports for their customers. By dialing 511 from a Vonage phone, customers in thirty areas will receive average speed and accident reports about the local freeways.
Microsoft last week responded to EU antitrust charges pertaining to its Internet Explorer web browser. Today reports say the Redmond companyò€™s hearing is scheduled for June.
Mountain View (CA) - Due to posts on Google"s official Google Video blog group that contained a link to a computer worm, the Internet search giant is now apologizing, with reports that some 50,000 viewers and subscribers to the group were potentially affected.
When you have more than one computer and you"re traveling, it helps to be able to access all your machines remotely.
People Search Company Honoured by Chamber of Commerce
Do you remember Windows ME? If not, maybe it is because you skipped it all together or that the experience was bad enough that you choose not to remember.
Asus and Disney have gotten together and come up with a Disney-branded Asus netbook, which theyò€™re calling a netpal.
Symantec has issued a warning to Mac owners about a new malware software that exploits a vulnerability in the "launchD" service. The software could let an attacker get administrator or root access on any Macintosh system running OS X version 10.4.6 or earlier. Apple released a patch in version 10.4.7 this Wednesday.
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HP today announced the HP Mini 5101, which might actually be the nicest looking netbook we"ve ever seen, even if it is a bit pricey.
With a goal of boosting already robust network processor market segment sales, Intel today announced two new families of network processor units (NPUs) for traditional communications applications and for the emerging embedded networking segment.
Although Windows 7 Starter Edition will likely be the least used version by readers of this site, its artificial limitations do have our attention.
San Francisco (CA) - "Paxville" is Intel"s first shot in the volume server and workstation segment: The new processor, in its core a version of the Pentium D 800 series, will go head-to-head with AMD"s dual-core Opteron, so far the only dual-core option for servers and workstations. Intel announced that it will use aggressive pricing to push Paxville into the market.
Intel has released several new mid-range processors all based on its 45nm process technology from both the Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad lines. PC gaming vendors are expected to manufacture new systems based on these processors shortly.
At the Intel Developer Forum this year, Intel disclosed some additional information regarding the Digital Thermal Sensors (DTS) on its 45nm processors, as well as the DTS in the upcoming Core i7 processors. Developers and enthusiasts have now had time to process the provided information, so how has this information been received?
Following all the hoopla there was about Jobs not attending Macworld, weò€™re sure the shareholders and pundits will have a field day with this piece of news. The Apple CEO is not expected the companyò€™s annual shareholder meeting scheduled for this week.
As the global wireless industry convenes today for its biggest event of the year, the 3GSM World Congress 2007 in Barcelona, Spain, carriers participating in the event face a major challenge: how to maintain revenue growth amid a dramatic slowdown in new handset subscribers. At the 3GSM event, manufacturers are expected to show their latest products, ranging from high-end music-enabled wireless handsets and smart phones that are designed to appeal to sophisticated users in developed regions, to Ultra Low-Cost Handsets (ULCHs) that are targeted at low-income users in the third world.
Glasses that change from "long distance" to "reading" mode at the flick of a switch could prove a revelation for many wearers.
Think you can do better than Obama come January? See if you have what it takes in the upcoming PC game, Commander in Chief.
Mountain View (CA) - Expanding its competition against Microsoft"s market leading Office suite, Google today announced that it is going to offer a premium package of online software apps for an annual fee.
Redmond (WA) - Reuters this morning reported that Microsoft could soon be offering free online versions of its word processing and spreadsheet applications from its "Works" suite of applications. The online would be supported by ads embedded into software - much like Google Spreadsheets and Writely.
AMD announced a number of platform-stable, energy-efficient additions to its embedded roadmap at the AMD Taiwan Embedded Forum this week. The high performance AMD Turion 64 X2 dual-core TL-56 and TL-62 processors can deliver the 64-bit application performance and low power requested by designers in the industrial control, digital signage and point-of-sale embedded markets, while the energy-efficient AMD Sempron processor 3700+ offers additional performance in a consistent and very low-power thermal envelope for value-based designs, according to the company.
Sunnyvale (CA) - While Intel is busy prepping its next-generation Woodcrest server and workstation processors, AMD sails ahead with a final performance upgrade for its single-core Opteron CPU. AMD claims that the new chips will provide a "performance boost" and remain in the 95 watt power envelope of other single- and dual-core Opteron processors.
This year at IDF, Intel demonstrated new high-capacity DDR3 memory featuring MetaRAM technologies
Even though the PDP (plasma display panel) TV segment currently has the lead in the very large size (over 40"es) flat panel TV business, that might soon change if LCD TV makers are able to cut their prices down in the near future, some LCD TV panel makers stated recently at the Taipei Comprehensive Electric Show.
Sunnyvale (CA) - Upon closing its own subscription music service, Yahoo will switch its customers to Rhapsody as part of a partnership between the two companies.
Jolly Technologies announces the availability of Asset Track, an innovative new asset management solution
Intel plans to aggressively expand its shipments of notebook CPUs aiming to almost double its total of 2007 within the next few years, according to sources close to the company. Since Intel launched its Centrino platform in 2003, shipments have grown from 38 million notebook CPUs in the first year to 79 million in 2006.
At the ongoing Computex 2005 show in Taipei, Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) is showcasing its PF88 Extreme Hybrid motherboard, which allows users to adapt their PC to a number of different computing platforms by adding a SIMA converter card to the motherboard.
Sunnyvale (CA) - AMD used a meeting with the press and analysts to provide some long-term information about its product strategy. Part of the roadmap is an answer to Intel"s flagship processor Core 2 Extreme: AMD will launch a new platform with two sockets for two dual-core processors, handing gamers four physical cores.
The Diskeeper Corporation claims that its technology can prevent HDD fragmentation.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs returned to work.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs reportedly had a liver transplant two months ago. Jobs is set to return to Apple at the end of this month, following a six month leave of absence to treat an undisclosed medical condition.
7100 could be the RC build for Windows 7, but don"t go downloading it just yet
Two very different men, both with the same first name. The debate rages on..