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NVIDIA Tegra 3 - World's first quad-core for mobiles
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Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon
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AMD roadmap for 2012 and 2013
CPU / Chipset | 03 Feb 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
After a long wait AMD has finalled arranged the annual Analyst Day that was postponed from November to early 2012. Besides a completely changed business focus, and has released new roadmaps for the coming year.
Read moreAMD roadmap for 2012 and 2013
CPU / Chipset | 03 Feb 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
After a long wait AMD has finalled arranged the annual Analyst Day that was postponed from November to early 2012. Besides a completely changed business focus, and has released new roadmaps for the coming year.
Read moreARM announce product plans for 2012, 64-bit support
CPU / Chipset | 02 Feb 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
ARM has already announced that it has a 64-bit architecture coming, but that it is still a few years into the future for retail products. This year it will release the first two cores with 64-bit support for licensing; Atlas and Apollo.
Read moreDRAM prices going ever lower?
Memory | 02 Feb 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
RAM prices have never been as low as they were in 2011 and still are today, which has nearly pushed Elpida into closing. Last months prices rose marginally, but chances are they will go lower again.
Read moreARM and Windows 8 soon a pair, shipping to developers
Operating systems | 01 Feb 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Microsoft has been very strict with its partners when it comes to showing tablets based on ARM with the coming operating system Windows 8 due to instability. Now ARM and Windows 8 is about to become a pair, and ready to ship to developers.
Read moreThree new FX processors listed; FX-8150 WOX with water cooling
CPU / Chipset | 01 Feb 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
AMD hasn't presented many news on the processor side since the launch of the Bulldozer architecture. Now no less than three new processors, whereof two comes with much higher clock frequencies and one of them ships with water cooling.
Read moreAMD Llano overclocked to over 6 GHz, memory at 3505 MHz
Overclocking | 01 Feb 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
AMD's unlocked versions of Llano, A8-3870K and A6-3670K have turned out to be less overclocking friendly than we had hoped for under air cooling. With extreme cooling, like liquid nitrogen, Christian Ney managed to claim two new records.
Read moreAcer: Entering Attack mode in 2012
Notebooks / Laptops | 31 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Acer did not make much noise in 2011, but remained passive betting on safe products to defend its market position. In 2012 things will be different says the CEO.
Read moreMSI leaks launch date for entire Radeon HD 7000 series
Graphics | 31 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
With HD 7950 out we eagerly await the cards in the lower segments, and now the launch dates for HD 7700 and 7800 have leaked on to the web. HD 7700 will launch in less than two weeks, while HD 7800 will arrive in March. The new beast HD 7990 is still not dated.
Read moreQualcomm Snapdragon S4 benchmarked
CPU / Chipset | 30 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 will be the first mobile processor made with 28nm technology and in the middle the of the year the first products sporting Snapdragon S4 should be on the market. The first benchmarks for the graphics circuit inside bodes well too.
Read moreLenovo IdeaPad Y470p laptop launches with Radeon HD 7690M
Notebooks / Laptops | 30 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Lenovo has launched a new notebooks called IdeaPad Y470p, which sports a 14" screen and Intel's Sandy Bridge processors. Lenovo equips the new rig with a 2.2 GHz Core i7-2670QM processor and Radeon HD 7690M graphics circuit from AMD.
Read moreKepler to appear in Ultrabooks, shipping to partners
Notebooks / Laptops | 28 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Many are wondering where NVIDIA has gone now that AMD has taken the scene with its latest Radeon HD 7970. The latest information matches the rumors of NVIDIA starting its venture in the mobile segment.
Read moreSamsung Exynos 5250 in production - Cortex-A15 coming
CPU / Chipset | 27 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Samsung Exynos 5250 will be one of the first system processors sporting ARM's new processor architecture Cortex-A15. Samsung revealed during a conference call today that it has started test manufacturing of the new 32nm chip.
Read moreElpida takes Memristor "ReRAM" to market in 2013
Memory | 27 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Maybe the memory technologies DRAM and NAND are about to be replaced? Competing technologies are coming next year and in the form of HP Memristor, but now Elpida is also getting ready for the Memristor technology with what it calls ReRAM.
Read moreHP: webOS goes open source in September
Software | 26 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
HP made a half-assed attempt to break into tablets and smartphones, but form VP Apotheker decided to make sure that didn't lead to anything. The praised operating system webOS that HP acquired when it purchased Palm will instead oopen up in September.
Read moreGigabyte confirms Core i5 processors sans graphics core utan grafikdel
CPU / Chipset | 26 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Intel's Sandy Bridge family will be expanded soon and as rumors have been telling us they are Core i5 processors without an integrated graphics circuit. Intel has at least three new models coming if we are to believe motherboard maker Gigabyte that has leaked the details.
Read moreSanDisk: SSD market will accelerate in 2012
Storage | 26 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
SanDisk is one of the larger manufacturers of NAND flash products and have been expanding its products of SSDs over the last few years. The company is predicting a turning point where it expects to see a significant boost in sales during 2012.
Read moreIntel has started building world's first 14nm fab
Science / Technology | 25 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Intel is spearheading the semiconductor market and has already started building its first fab for mass production of circuits at 14nm. The fab is expected to become the most expensive and advanced in the history of the company.
Read moreAll computers will look like Ultrabooks in 2016, says analyst
Notebooks / Laptops | 25 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Ultrabooks was the only Intel and many partners were talking about at CES, and they are spending large resources to make the concept appealing to the larger masses. According to a new survey most notebooks will look like Ultrabooks in the coming five years.
Read moreAntec launches Three Hundred Two case for budget users
Cases and Barebones | 25 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Antec has launched a new case and it is another miditower called Three Hundred Two targeting budget users. The case is part of the Gaming Series and comes with big cooling and a small price tag.
Read moreNVIDIA - "We expected more from Radeon HD 7900" [Exclusive]
Graphics | 24 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
NVIDIA has been surprisingly absent from the graphics card market so far, where competitor AMD is rolling out new cards made with 28nm GPUs. While it is still officially quiet from NVIDIA, spokespersons have revealed that they expected more from AMD.
Read moreRadeon HD 7950 on par with GeForce GTX580
Graphics | 24 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Radeon HD 7950 will be sporting AMD's new GCN architecture and be made at 28 nanometer. Recently leaked benchmarks points to the card becoming the second fastest on the market, only beaten by big brorther Radeon HD 7970.
Read moreLucidLogix, coming to an end?
Graphics | 24 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
LucidLogix launched a revolutionary technology that would enable companies to combine graphics cards of any kind just two years ago. The company was praised for its solution before launch, but after that it turned out the reality didn't live up to the hype.
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