Intel: 6-core Gulftown to be named Core i7 980X
Don't call me Core i9! Leaked slides confirm the specs and branding for Intel's 32nm LGA1366 part. Add comment
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[Rumor] Core i7 930 soon
According to Fudzilla, the Core i7 920 will soon be replaced by the Core i7 930 as part of Intel's broader strategy to revamp its LGA1366 lineup with newer, faster chips based on the company's D0 stepping. Add comment
Asus spinning mobo arm off into its own company
Asus announced on Friday that it has begun the process of divesting Pegatron, its subsidiary exclusively responsible for the production of Asus-branded mainboards, into its own firm. Add comment
Killer Xeno finally comes out of the blue
Bigfoot has released a new driver for the Killer Xeno Pro which finally kicks the card off of the BSOD train. Add comment
Google’s Nexus One detailed
Between weekend reports and FCC tests published today the existence of a Google-branded Android handset which sources say will be sold directly to consumers beginning early next year has been confirmed. Add comment
NVIDIA Quadro FX 3800 review
The power hungry professional may look at the quiet, little Quadro FX 3800 workstation GPU and scoff, but those people would be missing out on an outstanding product. Add comment
Intel feeds transistors the juice
Intel announced on Saturday that it has made a breakthrough in the quest to make faster transistors use less power by looking to compound transistor materials. Add comment
Skype for Symbian unveiled
Skype today has introduced a beta client for select phones running the Symbian OS. Add comment
Nokia N97 comes to Bell
Canadian users with a pair of Sir Robert Bordens, three years and an endless supply of patience to burn will be pleased to know that Nokia's flagship N97 handset has popped up for contract with Bell Mobility. Add comment
Kicking winter’s ass with a PC and the will to live
Bobby Miller battles a broken furnace and Great Father Winter with megaherz and gigaflops. Add comment
Mind of UPSLynx for the week of December 6th
Mind of UPSLynx is back! This week Bobby Miller tackles 3D Blu-ray, new Icrontic events, and Dirt 2. He also rages about Borderlands some more. Again. Add comment
NZXT releases IU01 internal USB expander
PC chassis and accessory manufacturer NZXT has today announced the IU01 USB expander which adds internal USB ports for rarely-removed components and additionally enhances the performance and reliability of front panel USB ports. Add comment
CMO fined $220m in LCD price fixing conspiracy
The world's fourth largest provider of TFT-LCD panels has been fined $220 million USD for its role in a conspiracy to fix the prices of LCDs. Add comment
Thermalright Venomous X pictured
After several days of teasing users with the silhouette of a tower heatsink, details have begun to surface on the next-gen unit Thermalright has designed to succeed the legendary Ultra-120 Extreme. Add comment
NVIDIA also to support 3D Blu-ray tech
NVIDIA Corp. said Wednesday that it be demonstrating an implementation of the technology at CES as well. Add comment
AT&T: Users take too many cookies from the bandwidth jar
Beset with dropped calls, delayed messaging, and many other customer complaints, the much-besmirched AT&T appears to have finally found a solution to the congestion issues that have plagued its network. Add comment
Droid named as Time’s gadget of the year
Time magazine named today their top ten gadgets for the year, slotting the Motorola Droid into the number one spot. Add comment
Rambus settles in the EU
Memory IP firm Rambus has today settled a long-running dispute with the European Union concerning competition complaints filed by DRAM firms. Add comment
Packard Bell issues Euro battery recall
Following scattered reports of overheating and fires, Packard Bell has today issued a voluntary recall notice on four units in its Easynote line. Add comment
NVIDIA updates PhysX software
NVIDIA released today version 9.09.1112 of the PhysX software used to enable hardware-accelerated PhysX on GeForce adapters. Add comment
Noctua intros NH-C12P SE14
Austrian heatsink vendor Noctua has announced today a special edition of their award-winning NH-C12P heatsink. Add comment
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