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High-resolution display panels for MacBook Pro is twice as expensive
Apple | 18 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Extremely high-resolution display panels is something that among others Apple is said to think about for their upcoming upgrade of the mobile MacBook Pro family. If the more traditional 13,3 and 15,4 inch panels is replaced by displays with really high pixel density the expenses for the panels is expected to more than double.
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High-resolution display panels for MacBook Pro is twice as expensive
Apple | 18 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Extremely high-resolution display panels is something that among others Apple is said to think about for their upcoming upgrade of the mobile MacBook Pro family. If the more traditional 13,3 and 15,4 inch panels is replaced by displays with really high pixel density the expenses for the panels is expected to more than double.
Read moreShuttle bundles new SX79R5 Mini-PC with Sandy Bridge-E
Systems | 18 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Shuttle continues to develop their Mini-PC systems and most recently out on the market is the new flag ship SX79R5 which in its characteristic cubic format has room for both Sandy Bridge-E processors and powerful graphics cards. Other nice functions is USB 3.0 support and dual gigabit network connections.
Read moreiPhone 5 gets 4 inch screen in the struggle with growing competition
Apple | 18 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Apple should according to the venerable Wall Street Journal have decided to equip their iPhone family with a bigger 4 inch display, which would be the first time that the company changes the display size on their very popular smartphone family. This is almost a natural development with the competitors in mind.
Read moreBig Kepler shown at GTC, gets 7.1 billion transistors
Graphics | 16 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
NVIDIA has had its GPU Technology Conference, where it made several big presentations. The company showed no less than two graphics cards in the Tesla segment, and one builds on the rumored GK100 (GK110?) with 7.1 billion transistors.
Read moreRebranding invasion: GeForce GT 610, 620 and 630
Graphics | 16 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
NVIDIA has given thumbs up to partners to rebrand low-end graphics cards and reintroduce them in the 600 series. You need to read the fine print though to make sure you get the best of the worst.
Read moreSilverstone launches mini-tower Fortress FT03-MINI
Cases and Barebones | 16 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
SilverStone has announced a new chimney design Fortress chassis, but this time it is a mini version that will be 50% smaller than the popular FT03. A 2.5mm thick aluminum cover hides components like mini-ITX motherboard and GTX 680 graphics card.
Read more[Exclusive] Galaxy Note 10.1 with Mali-604T GPU crushes the competitors
Smartphones | 14 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
![[Exclusive] Galaxy Note 10.1 with Mali-604T GPU crushes the competitors](http://images.nordichardware.com/modules/mod_news_pro_gk4/cache/labswedish.nyhetsartiklar.Surfplattor.Samsung_Galaxy_Note_10.1.fullimages.galaxynote10.1powernsp_174.jpg "[Exclusive] Galaxy Note 10.1 with Mali-604T GPU crushes the competitors")
It looks like Samsung is trying out new more powerful circuit solutions for their upcoming tablet Galaxy Note 10.1. Newly leaked performance data points towards a quad-core Exynos 4412 processor with the Mali-604T GPU which more than doubles the performance compared to the company's current solutions.
Read moreSamsung defends PenTile in Galaxy S III with a longer lifespan
Smartphones | 11 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
Samsung Galaxy S III is in many ways an impressive smartphone but at the same time alot of people were somewhat disappointed when the biggest smartphone manufacturer in the world introduced another big screen with PenTile technology. Which Samsung now defends with focus on longer lifespan.
Read moreHP Envy Spectre XT - 14,5mm thin with a Core i7-3667U processor
Notebooks / Laptops | 11 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
HP has a broad spectrum of ultrathin computers and the star in the second generation is the Envy Spectre XT. This revolves around a really thin model at 14,5mm and with Intel's most powerful and energy efficient Ivy Bridge CPU, the Core i7-3667U.
Read moreMicron raises the stakes on Elpida, Toshiba and SK Hynix withdraws
Memory | 10 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
After several waves of rumors it looks like a solution is starting to close in for Elpida, even if they still have a long way to go. An agreement doesn't seem far away, and Micron is expected to be the winner in the negotiations.
Read moreTSMC provides NVIDIA and Qualcomm priority on the 28 nanometer node
Graphics | 10 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Since TSMC changed the contract terms with the latest manufacturing technology, and the current lack of capacity has led many of their partners to explore other manufacturers. It has now been said that the company provides NVIDIA and Qualcomm priority on the new technology.
Read moreIntel Core i7-3770K - Ivy Bridge and the 3D transistor is here
CPU / Chipset | 10 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Today Intel Ivy Bridge is now official, the worlds first 22 nanometer processor that is built on their Sandy Bridge architecture. Besides the sparkling fresh manufacturing process and lower power consumption, one of it's other features is quite an improved integrated graphics circuit.
Read moreZotac showcases two new models of the GeForce GTX 680
Graphics | 10 May 2012 | Anders Nilsson
ZOTAC showcases two new models in their Geforce 680 series, the GTX 680 OC 4 GB Edition with twice the memory as the reference design, and the GTX 680 AMP! with improved cooling and highly increased clock frequencies.
Read moreHP Envy Sleekbok sneak premieres in Shanghai with AMD Trinity
Notebooks / Laptops | 09 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
HP increases it's family of ultrathin computers with its sleekbook series which is AMD's answer to Intel's ultrabook concept. The heart in the new platform is the new Trinity architecture where AMD's A10 and A8 APU circuits made a sneak premiere in Shanghai.
Read moreNVIDIA launches GTX 690 - two GTX 680 in SLI
Graphics | 03 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
NVIDIA has launched the flagship of the Kepler family; GeForce GTX 690, a graphics card sporting dual graphics circuits with appealing specifications and a never previsouly seen price for a reference design product from neither AMD nor NVIDIA.
Read moreTSMC and GlobalFoundries gearing up for 20 nanometer
Science / Technology | 03 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
The transition to the new 32 and 28 nanometer technologies is almost complete and the companies are starting to look forward. TSMC is looking to supply higher quantities at 20 nanometer, while GlobalFoundries will be able to offer TSV.
Read moreTSMC produces ARM Cortex-A9 at 28nm and 3.1 GHz
CPU / Chipset | 03 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
TSMC is ARM's closest partner for manufacturing, and to many the given choice for manufacturing. The two have now designed a dual-core Cortex-A9 clocked at 3.1 GHz using the latest 28 nanometer HPM technology.
Read moreSamsung announces 15" ultrabook with Ivy Bridge
Notebooks / Laptops | 03 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
There is still a month to go before the launch of the dual-core Ivy Bridge processors, but Samsung doesn't seem to care. The new Series 9 NP900X4C is an ultrabook at 15" with the new Core i5-3317U processor.
Read moreRunCore presenta Mini DOM - SSD the size of a SATA port
Storage | 02 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
RunCore has now launched a new SSD based storage unit called Mini DOM. Mini DOM is the market's first single-chip SSD that offers up to 64GB capacity no larger than a thumbnail.
Read moreAlienware brings Radeon HD 7970M in CrossFire
Notebooks / Laptops | 02 May 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
Dell acquired Alienware quite some time ago, and now it is time for the next generation computer under the new brand. Besides the latest processors from Intel, we find a bunch of options for the graphics, including AMD's latest Radeon HD 7970M in CrossFire configuration.
Read moreMSI GeForce GTX 670 poses for the camera with 1344 CUDA cores
Graphics | 02 May 2012 | Anton Karmehed
MSI GeForce GTX 670 is one of the first real life proofs for that NVIDIA is near launching a new entry model in the Kepler family. As a reduced version of GTX680 it is not a budget card, but a performance card indeed.
Read moreAMD Trinity and Piledriver detailed
CPU / Chipset | 30 Apr 2012 | Jacob Hugosson
On May 15th AMD will launch the successor to the successful A series Llano processors, code-named Trinity. The first presentation slides have leaked and we see a bunch of news and improvements over last generation.
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