Thermaltake’s making Contac-t
Bigger, thicker pipes
Taiwanese cooling and gaming peripheral company, Thermaltake announced two new coolers today.
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ARM does 64 bit
Preparation for invasion of the server market continues
Not much happened at the ARM (LON:ARM) TechCon in Santa Clara last week, but on the final day ARM announced its latest architecture change called ARMJ8 that includes a brand new 64 bit instruction set.
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Sandy-E gets a final launch date and time
Less than two weeks now
Intel has finally narrowed down the Sandy Bridge-E launch date to a single day.
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Colorful’s New GTX 560 Ti
Probably not what you're expecting...
This particular card uses a custom designed PCB that deviates in a number of key ways from Nvidia’s reference design.
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Quantum dots to revolutionize flat panel displays
Many more colors using standard LED backlighting
While LED is very popular because of its low energy consumption combined with its longevity it also has one major drawback.
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Exclusive: AMD far future prototype GPU pictured
Full of surprises that no one else has shown
AMD has some top secret prototype GPUs floating, and SemiAccurate managed to get a picture of one.
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NXP has USB video chips too
TFE 2011: Lots of video dongles and video converters
At TFE/Fusion 2011, the usual list of component makers were out in force, and the first one to catch our eye was NXP.
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HP to do ARM based servers
Major blow to Intel with Lenovo doing MIPS servers…
According to a report from Bloomberg News Service HP (NYSE:HPQ) will start manufacturing servers based on the ARM architecture in a sharp departure from its previous Intel-only design philosophy.
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Did Nvidia have to spin their 28nm GPU shrinks?
New process not going as well as promised
Did Nvidia have to do a spin on their shrink of GF11x from 40nm to 28nm?
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Xilinx sets new FPGA record
Virtex-7 2000T contains 6.8 billion transistors…
Want to roll your own processor, but can’t afford the fabbing of an ASIC?
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Thermaltake’s Cooling Off with a New Frio
And they’ve got a new mouse to boot…
Things have been busy lately at Thermaltake’s Taipei offices; or so it would seem with a new CPU cooler, the Frio Advanced, and a new gaming mouse, the Saphira, being announced today.
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HP moves networking research to China
Projects include advanced topics such as global load balancing.
HP has a little know research lab in Beijing and the focus of this lab has just shifted to networking.
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A Box Review
Check Out Newegg's Sweet Packaging...
We here at S|A enjoy a good odd ball story or review on occasion.
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Ultrabooks – Shiny things for the stupid
Part 2: Still not a Macbook, but less functional than you might think
Moving on to the CPU, there is one big dark secret that Intel is using to con the press into thinking the CPU and GPU power of the Ultrabooks are adequate.
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Hands on with the Acer and Asus Ultrabooks
Part 1: Nice execution on a fatally flawed concept
You know a product is a dog when it is available widely in stores long before reviewers get sent some.
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