News
Friday, 30 Jul 2010
AMD Shipped More Graphics Chips than NVIDIA Last Quarter
It should come as no surprise for anyone who's following the graphics market, but AMD/ATI shipped more graphics processors than rival NVIDIA last quarter.
Thursday, 29 Jul 2010
MSI Launches Ultimate Gaming Notebooks MSI GX660/GX660R
MSI creates the GX660 and GX660R, the latest G series laptop computers destined to cause serious salivation among gamers.
Patriot Launches 60GB, 120GB and 240GB Inferno Series Sold-State Drives
Patriot Memory today announced the immediate availability of three new capacities to the Inferno Series of SSDs.
Looking for Answers? Ask Facebook
Looking for Answers? Ask Facebook. The website is rolling out a beta of Facebook Questions, a feature that lets you ask questions and get answers from fellow Facebook users.
Apple Introduces the Safari Extensions Gallery
Apple today released an update to its web browser Safari 5, and introduced the Safari Extensions Gallery.
Researcher Releases 100 million Facebook Profiles for Download
A security researcher released more than 100 million Facebook users' names, addresses and unique IDs for download on Wednesday.
Amazon Releases New Wi-Fi Only Kindle
Amazon has introduced a new version of its Kindle that comes with Wi-Fi only.
BlackBerry Hints Tablet Presence with BlackPad.com Domain Purchase
As far as rumors go, Research in Motion, the maker of BlackBerry mobile devices, have made a stronger confirmation of its upcoming tablet with the purchase of the BlackPad.com domain.
Wednesday, 28 Jul 2010
Intel Develops New Photonics Technology for High Speed Data Transfers
Data transmission could get into the gigabit/sec realm soon after Intel announced that it has developed a photonics based technology that can transfer data at such high speeds using light.
Panasonic announces World's First AVCHD-Based 3D-Capable Consumer Camcorder, Pocket HD Camcorder and more
At a regional press conference in Sapporo, Hokkaido Japan this morning, Panasonic has announced what is a highly anticipated series of HD camcorder products, including the HDC-SDT750 -- a consumer-based AVCHD Full HD camcorder that can shoot in 3D with an interchangeable 3D conversion lens.