AMD Launches 125W Phenom II X4 965 Quad-Core Processor
hothardware.com — Transitioning from 140W to 125W TDP results in a cooler, more efficient processor with added benefits like lower case temperature and decreased power draw. New CPU revisions usually feature improved overclocking capability and this particular chip did not disappoint. With CPU core voltage at 1.5V, we reached a speedy 4.12GHz rock solid stable. (Submitted by Ricochetbiscuit) More…
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LEAKED: Microsoft Courier Tablet User Interface Details
mashable.com — Two still mythical tablet devices, the Microsoft Courier and the Apple Tablet, are probably the hottest and most coveted devices that do not yet officially exist. To further fuel the anticipatory gadget lust, Gizmodo has scored an in-depth look at the former’s user interface and overall design. (Submitted by BuzzEdition) More…
N.Y. AG Files Suit Against Intel Over Its Monopoly
computerworld.com — New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against Intel, alleging the chip maker violated state and federal laws by engaging in a "systematic campaign" of illegal conduct to protect a monopoly. (Submitted by Lucas123) More…
Nokia Should Dump U.S. Smartphones, Sell Netbooks Instead
industry.bnet.com — The netbook market is not only very new, but the market leaders have little or no brand recognition in the U.S., no disrespect intended to Acer and Asustek. Dell, HP, Intel and Qualcomm are among the other players in this market, but while they are established brands, have yet to demonstrate they can dominate this category. (Submitted by Slashered) More…
Ericsson shows off its new "spider" computer concept
geekwithlaptop.com — Ericsson have been demonstrating their new computer concept design for the year 2020 and it’s kind of, well, different. The computer on show made use of a pico-projected screen and a laser projected keyboard. So what we’d basically have is a virtual screenprojected onto a wall and virtual keyboard projected on to any hard surface. (Submitted by AmyVernon) More…
The 3 Phases of Owning a Computer
theoatmeal.com — Why are they obsolete as soon as they're bought? (Submitted by MrBabyMan) More…
Can the Droid save Motorola?
news.cnet.com — Could Motorola's new smartphone, the Droid, be the company's next Razr a la 2010? Judging from the hype surrounding the new smartphone, which is the first device to use the Google Android 2.0 operating system, there is a good chance the (Submitted by DiggUnderground) More…
Giz Explains: Why Every Country Has a Different F#$%ing Plug
gizmodo.com — Ok, maybe not every country, but with at least 12 different sockets in widespread use it sure as hell feels like it to anyone who's ever traveled. So why in the world, literally, are there so many? Funny story! (Submitted by kylevh) More…
$1000 Budget PC Buyer's Guide - October 2009
maximumpc.com — $1000 may not seem like a steal for the truly frugal, but in a world of fluctuating economies and ever-changing technologies, getting the most “bang for your buck” is more important than getting rock bottom prices at the expense of performance. We've carefully pieced together a sub-$1000 spec that doesn't break the bank or compromise performance. (Submitted by backwardscompat) More…
Ready or not, the latest 3D technology is coming home
engadget.com — Like it or not, 3D is coming and just like HD before it, there will be plenty of technology pundits predicting its demise. The problem right now is very few have had the chance to check out the technology and if you have been lucky enough to see it, it is hard to convey how cool it is to others. (Submitted by BaddBrainz) More…
Engineers Create Tiny Chip That Holds 1TB Of Data
computerworld.com — North Carolina State University engineers have created a material that can hold 1TB of data on a chip the size of a fingernail. The technology represents a 90% reduction in size compared with today's silicon-based chips. (Submitted by Lucas123) More…
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