News
Wednesday, 2 Jun 2010
Mach Xtreme Technology Launches Value 2.5" SSD Series
Mach Xtreme Technology Inc., a worldwide leader in top performance, high reliability and user-friendly designed PC components, today launched MX-STARTER Series 2.5" SSD for mainstream users demanding the latest technology at an affordable price point.
Tuesday, 1 Jun 2010
The Company Behind Annoying Copy & Paste Add-Ons
John Gruber of Daring Fireball has discovered the company behind those annoying copy and paste URL add-ons.
MSI announces Super Unlock Technology at Computex Taipei 2010
To complement the latest Intel Unlocked CPU, MSI reveals its newest P55A Mainboard Series. This new series of mainboards give users boosted overclocking performance with MSI's unique "Super Unlock" function.
Pushing Links to Android 2.2 Froyo Device
Pushing a website or YouTube URL to an Android 2.2 device might seem boring, but this cloud to device messaging API could mean more useful implementations in the near future.
Palit Releases GeForce GTX465 At Computex 2010
Palit Microsystems Ltd announces the non-reference design Palit GTX 465 graphics card which leverages on the same Fermi architecture found in the GeForce GTX480/470 series. The GeForce GTX465 is the latest graphics performance option for Direct11 gaming.
ZOTAC Announces GeForce GTX400 Series Graphics Card
ZOTAC releases the GeForce GTX 465 graphics card based on the latest Fermi architecture with 352 unified shaders which makes it suitable for the latest 3D games.
MSI Unveils The X-Slim X360 Notebook
MSI unveils the X-Slim X360 notebook, fitted with the Intel Core i5 processor and Intel's Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading technology with a supposed battery life of up to 9 hours.
More News On MSI's Computing Products At Computex
MSI has plans to exhibit more products than usual at this year's Computex, including notebooks, All-in-One PC, motherboards, graphic cards, 3D products as well as cloud computing and tablet PC technologies.
Monday, 31 May 2010
HDMI On A Wii?
Depending on a Wii's analog outputs is a thing of the past now with Neoya's latest HDMI adaptor known as the Wii2HDMI. The new fangled converter supports 480i, 480p and 576i display modes.
Steve Ballmer and the (Gloomy) Future of Microsoft
Jean-Louis Gassee is killing it with an analysis of the recent Microsoft management shake-up and the (gloomy) prospects ahead for Microsoft.
