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Friday, May 09, 2008
LG Display has developed the world?s first TFT roll-printing technology that can replace the photolithography process.
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With Blu-ray being the format of choice for Hollywood studios, replicators need to make significant changes to their disc manufacturing processes, which means new investments.
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Mozilla Corp. warned users about a worm that slipped into Firefox's Vietnamese language add-on and went undetected for months. The malware-infected file has been pulled from Mozilla's servers.
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Transcend has revealed new Extreme Speed 300X CompactFlash cards, which operate in dual-channel Ultra DMA mode 5, the fastest speed available for CF cards.
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Google today announced a web security product that makes it easy and affordable for companies of all sizes to provide Internet security to users in any location.
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Game maker id Software quietly confirmed it is working on Doom 4, almost four years after the release of the third installment of the series.
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Transcend?s StoreJet 35 Ultra external storage device is the ultimate way to add an extra SATA hard drive to your computer for downloading, storing, transferring and backing up your data.
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Microsoft finally seems to address the reported heat problems in the upcoming version of the Xbox 360 game console, codenamed "Jasper".
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The two new models - Plextor StorX PX-NAS500L / PX-NAS1000L, offering 500GB and 1TB capacity respectively - are designed for users moving into a NAS solution for the first time, as well as competent small office business users.
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OCZ Technology today announced the Special Ops Urban Elite DDR3 Series, available in high-speed PC3-12800 kits.
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Google's executives expressed hope Thursday that the Internet search leader will be able to form a potentially advertising partnership with Yahoo, a deal that would lower the odds of Microsoft renewing its attempts to buy Yahoo.
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Social networking site MySpace said Thursday it will soon enable users to quickly share profile data with Web sites operated by Yahoo, eBay and others.
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Thursday, May 08, 2008
A California federal judge is hitting the TorrentSpy service with a $111 million penalty for facilitating the infringement of thousands of copyrighted works.
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Microsoft gauged Facebook's interest in a possible acquisition after the software giant's failed takeover attempt of Yahoo, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
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Sprint Nextel is teaming up with top U.S. cable companies to
introduce advanced wireless services and get a head start on AT&T
and Verizon.
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Microsoft began making television shows available for viewing on
its Zune MP3 players on Tuesday as it continues a campaign to wrest
market share from Apple's globally popular iPods.
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NASA, Intel Corp., and SGI today announced the signing of an agreement establishing intentions to collaborate on significantly increasing the space agency's supercomputer performance and capacity.
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With Samsung and LG having already launched 22x DVD burners, Sony and BenQ plan to launch competing products in July and the third quarter of 2008, respectively, according to industry sources in Taiwan.
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Adware pushers have found a new way to trick you into downloading their annoying products: fake MP3 files.
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DisplaySearch's tests on Sony's XEL-1 OLED TV show that the high-end and very promising panel has actually a video lifetime of just 17,000 hour.
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Microsoft won't be pursuing tie-ups or takeovers to replace its failed Yahoo bid, Bill Gates said in Tokyo on Wednesday.
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The strategic importance of the Chinese market to any next generation High Definition home entertainment platform has long been recognized. The Blu-ray camp is in talks with Chinese hardware makers in order to offer cheaper BD players and content to the local market.
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Hitachi today began shipment of its fourth-generation 7,200 RPM mobile hard drive, the Travelstar 7K320.
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Hand-Selected for Optimum Performance & Scalability Targeted to Growing Custom-Installation Market
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Managed Copy, the highly-touted feature of the Blu-ray format, is still uncertain that it will be part of the AACS final specifications, although AACS LA has a different opinion.
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Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. today announces the Elite BDP-05FD and Pioneer BDP-51FD BonusView Blu-ray Disc players.
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AMD's revised server and workstation roadmap that includes Opteron
processors with four, six and twelve cores, essentialy pushing back
the arrival of a next-generation processor architecture.
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Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Sporting 6 heat pipes and the award-winning, psycho-acoustically optimized NF-P12 120mm fan, the NH-C12P achieves excellent performance and outstanding quietness.
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The HTC Touch Diamond is defined by its compact size, Internet and its new 3D touch interface called TouchFLO 3D.
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Lite-On announces today that it will launch a new 4X Blu-ray Disc Writer in Europe. The DH-4B1S is the successor of the widely appreciated LH-2B1S, one of the first Blu-ray drives on the market.
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Pioneer and Panasonic have reached an agreement that makes provisions for the production of future Kuro plasma HDTV models.
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Following Fujitsu, Hitachi is now stepping up to the plate with its 320GB hard drive for notebooks that also spins at 7,200rpm.
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Microsoft Tuesday began offering Windows XP SP3 on its automatic download Web sites and resumed automatic downloads of Vista SP1 after compatibility issues arose last week.The company said both service packs are now available via Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center.
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OCZ Technology Group, Inc., a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today premiered the world?s first PC3-16000 4GB (2x2048MB) DDR3 kits to provide even greater performance and productivity on the latest DDR3 platforms.
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Secure Flash drive manufacturer IronKey has unveiled a fully encrypted 8GB USB device.
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Tuesday, May 06, 2008
Samsung released a couple of very interesting monitors today that boast some incredible contrast ratios.
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Microsoft has flatly denied reports of a Blu-ray drive for its Xbox 360 gaming console.
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Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates said there will be a vast shift in Internet technology over the next decade as he met Tuesday with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak.
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New PC Platform Delivers Richer Visual Experience,Reduces Noise, and Power
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Yahoo's shares fell by more than 15% in New York after software giant Microsoft scrapped its three-month-old bid to buy the internet firm.
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Vodafone will sell Apple's iPhone in ten countries later this year, it said Tuesday.
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Companies Target Common Timeline for 450mm Wafer Pilot Line Readiness
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New partnership will globalize innovative in-car infotainment.
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We have been hearing about it for months - but now we have visual evidence.
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Company Launches UMTS/HSDPA Network in New York City on its AWS Spectrum;
Plans 3G Network Launches in Major Markets Across the Country in the Coming Months
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BenQ today announces the launch of the BenQ C36 music phone, successor to the BenQ C30, with enhanced multimedia functionalities, upgraded 1.3-megapixel camera and a spacious 2? LCD display perfect for viewing photos and videos.
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Long Wait is almost Over
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Monday, May 05, 2008
Microsoft's Internet Explorer posts biggest gains in two years
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Nokia is going to introduce many new phone models through U.S. carriers in coming months to grab a bigger share of the lucrative cell phone market, the Finnish phone maker said on Monday.
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Transcend Information recently announced that its T.sonic 840 digital music player is now available with an 8GB capacity and new burgundy red housing.
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With Intel restricting its Atom processor to only be used with mini-ITX-based motherboards, mini-ITX chassis are expected to see a surge in demand in June.
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Intel Corp. last week introduced a network interface card that delivers 10GbE performance over standard copper cables, making it possible for companies to take advantage of higher data flows without installing expensive fiber optics.
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Microsoft has dropped its three-month-old bid to buy internet firm Yahoo because the two sides cannot agree on an acceptable sale price.
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Scientists at HP?s Quantum System Labs are reporting that they have developed a new memory technology that could completely revolutionize memory storage in the future.
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Thursday, May 01, 2008
Dell has raised the performance bar yet again with the launch of the XPS 730 H2C edition, a premier gaming desktop that is one of the most advanced gaming platforms on the planet.
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ASUS has acquired a ?Multi Dual-Engine? architecture in designing the G70 with a duplex structure in its major system components, including dual graphics engine, dual hard drive bays and dual fan systems.
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Catering to user demands for extreme performance, ASUS, worldwide leader in motherboard production, has released the new ASUS M3N-HT Deluxe/Mempipe motherboard.
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Apple announced that new movie releases from major film studios and premier independent studios are available for purchase on the iTunes Store (www.itunes.com) on the same day as their DVD release.
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The end of the format war wasn?t enough to convince consumers to go Blu. In February, the same month that Blu-ray Disc won the high-definition war, Blu-ray set-top player sales dropped 40% from January, according to the latest numbers from the NPD Group?s Retail Tracking Service.
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On April 28, 10 officers from the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (MDTCA), with the support from Malaysian Federation Against Copyright Theft (MFACT), representing the Motion Picture Association (MPA) in Malaysia,raided a US$37.8-million-a-year burner lab in a mega industrial area of Kajang, a town located about 30km south of Kuala Lumpur, seizing 238 DVD-R burners.
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The Boy Genius just broke a huge story - BlackBerry is going to release a Flip Phone - the first ever for the Canadian Giant RIM.
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A $200 iPhone should increase its appeal even more, bringing new subscribers to AT&T whose monthly service payments for voice and data will defray the subsidy.
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RIM is putting the finishing touches on a new BlackBerry smartphone, code-named Meteor. This will debut with an updated version of this company's operating system with a long list of improvements.
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T-Mobile USA is apparently just about to take a giant step forward, and will kick off 3G service tomorrow.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
OCZ Technology announced the Special Ops Edition DDR3 Series, available in both PC3-8500 and PC3-10666 kits featuring the high densities and stability gamers demand.
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Paramount Pictures, which last year cast its lot exclusively with the ill-fated HD DVD home video format, is getting ready to re-enter the Blu-ray business.
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Walton Chaintech introduces its new APOGEE GT DDR2 1150 and 1200 memory module 4GB KIT (2GB x 2 pc) facilitating customers with more competitive price, high capacity and efficiency.
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BenQ announces the launch of the BenQ C36 music phone, successor to the BenQ C30, with enhanced multimedia functionalities.
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On April 23rd, Google introduced new brand-image mobile search ads, a move that further extends the Internet giant's reach into the mobile Internet advertising bazaar.
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Samsung Electronics said on April 29 that it rolled out the world?s smallest color laser printer. Its newest product, named CLP-315K, is 20 percent smaller than its previous model, CLP-300, fitting small places.
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