VA panels with 120 Hz refresh rate from AUO coming
Those looking to experience 3D, gamers or movie viewers, need a 120 Hz monitor, but sadly these have all been using TN panels, which are not widely ...
NVIDIA Tegra 3 - World's first quad-core for mobiles
NVIDIA has officially launched the renowned Kal-El - often referred to as Tegra 3, now also so by NVIDIA. Kal-El takes a giant step for NVIDIA and A...
Harddrive prices 2-3 fold higher than normal, time for SSD?
Harddrive prices have gone up fast over the last few weeks and are up to 2-3 times higher than earlier this fall, a number that can get even worse. Th...
Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon
Today we're going to review the Millennium Falcon by Lego. (I sincerely hope you know that) The Millennium Falcon is a part of the Star Wars collectio...
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 - The wait is over ...
NVIDIA has been slipping behind in the now famous DirectX 11 race since the launch last fall and the rumors have been endless ever since. Doomsday pro...
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Elpida 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 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.
Read moreElpida wants to merge with Micron and Nanya
Memory | 24 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Elpida is the last Japanese actor on the DRAM market, and while the Japanese government wants Elpida to merge with Toshiba, which among others makes NAND flash, Elpida has other plans. Elpida, Micron and Nanya are talking about a three-way merger.
Read moreOCZ doubles IOPS performance in Octane series with new firmware
Storage | 24 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
OCZ Technology have several interesting SSD solutions in development and those who have missed it can go back and check out our video previews from CES. It is already finetuning existing products and rolled out a new performance firmware for the Octane series.
Read moreIntel Atom sinking like a stone - a transition?
CPU / Chipset | 23 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Intel had a good quarter and while demand for its processors went up overall, there was one huge exception; Atom. Atom is selling 50 percent less than it did six months ago, and netbooks are constantly losing ground.
Read moreUltrabooks with Thunderbolt from ASUS, Lenovo and Acer
Notebooks / Laptops | 23 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Ultrabooks was one of the more popular categories at CES 2012 and when we look forward at the next generation we can count on some new functionality. Intel's high-speed interface Thunderbolt is one of the news many are contemplating.
Read moreCES2012: OCZ Everest 2 in June
Storage | 20 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Most companies in the SSD industry are trying to outbrag the others with theoretic peak values possible in theory. OCZ hopes that its next drive will actually deliver staggering performance with next generation controller from the recently acquired Indilinx.
Read moreDetails on NVIDIA GK104 arrives
Graphics | 20 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
After a long silence from NVIDIA and the rumor mill the first details on the coming 28nm circuits and the Kepler architecture have appeared. It is all about the GK104 that will replace GF114 that is used in the GTX 560 Ti.
Read moreAMD dumps Fusion System Architecture brand
CPU / Chipset | 20 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
AMD Fusion System Architecture (FSA) has been getting a lot of attention in the software industry since the launch of Zacate and Llano. It seems AMD has now deicded to swap the name to something perhaps more mature?
Read moreRadeon HD 7950 clock frequencies revealed
Graphics | 20 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
AMD's latest architecture together with TSMC manufacturing technology makes HD 7970 the best graphics card on the market, but it comes at a high price. The clock frequencies of the somewhat reduced version is out.
Read moreCES2012: Snapdragon S4 interview with Qualcomm
CPU / Chipset | 20 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Not surprisingly Qualcomm had one of the larger booths at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and one of the focal points was the new new ARM platform Snapdragon S4. We had a chat with Qualcomm and squeezed one of the tablet prototypes.
Read moreCES2012: Intel presents Ultrabook hybrid with detachable screen
Notebooks / Laptops | 19 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Besides thinner designs Intel is also trying bing forth difference devices within the Ultrabook concept. When we sat down with Intel it showed a concept design with detachable screen, quite similar to ASUS Transformer.
Read moreARM: We will affect the server market in 2014
CPU / Chipset | 19 Jan 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
ARM is expected to refurnish the PC market with the introduction of Windows 8 from Microsoft, but servers will take a bit longer. According to ARM VP all it needs is 64-bit support in the architecture, which is still a few years into the future.
Read moreCES2012: Qualcomm and Sesam Street AR technology brings out the child in you
Multimedia | 19 Jan 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Qualcomm and Sesame Street was surprisingly one of the highlights of this year's CES. Qualcomm has taken its Augmented Reality technology to a new level, where it together with the wellknown Sesame Street created a living and interactive world for our toys.
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