Intel is trying to hide Ultrabook problems
Rant: Question them, get cut out
Why is Intel so afraid of people asking questions about it’s new ‘Ultrabook’ spec?
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Gigabyte puts out a sub-1Kg notebook called the X11
975g and 16.5mm thick for the win
Gigabyte has introduced the world’s lightest Ultrabook, the carbon fiber chassis X11.
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Intel 22nm process problems: Part 3
Part 3: Vegetables included.
The next premise of the note is that, “power consumption is higher than expected.” This is simply not true.
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ADATA’s fast microSDHC card
Moar speed!
Adata has come out with something sorely needed for high end phones, UHS-1 microSD cards.
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Intel 22nm process problems: Part 2
Part 2: Duh!
The next premise in the note is that 22nm is having scaling problems, and 14nm will suffer or be delayed as a result.
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Intel’s Small Business Advantage Utility
Management software for the unmanageable...
Intel’s SBA is a set of tools designed to help small businesses manage their PC infrastructure.
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Intel is not having 22nm process problems
Part 1: Debunking the 'experts' with their own words
Every once in a while, you are forced to do something that is annoying to avoid yet more annoyance.
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Trinity has an older GPU, new power management
Architecture part 3: GPU, power controller, and more
By the time we look at the GPU itself, it is, well, a bit underwhelming, but that is about what you would expect from the spiritual successor to integrated graphics.
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Trinity has a brain and a queue
Archtecture part 2: The UNB, SRQ, and other gluey bits
Moving out a step, we get to the Unfied North Bridge (UNB).
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Trinity is more than the sum of its parts
Architecture part 1: The core improvement
AMD’s Trinity CPU is one mutt of a chip, with paradigms taken from a lot of recent CPUs.
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Samsung rumored to exit graphics memory business
Nvidia, AMD, and Intel all said to be very worried
Rumor has it that Samsung is about to drop out of the GPU memory market.
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Stock In The Channel: May 2012
Kepler's finally here, but where's all the stock?
With the recent launch of Nvidia’s GTX 670 a few weeks ago we decided that it was once again time to try and get a feel for what supply looks like at our favorite internet retailer.
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VIA Announces A $49 Android Based “PC”
More competition for the Raspberry Pi...
Now many of you maybe reading this article thinking, “Oh, hey. Here’s some competition for Broadcom’s Raspberry Pi.” And you’d be right.
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Intel shows off CPU/GPU debugger and analyst for Android
GDC 2012: Tools for phones, x86 phones that is
Intel was showing off some developer tools for their x86 Android phones at GDC including a CPU/GPU analyst/debugger.
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Gigabyte’s B75-D3V: A Review
Good performance, and a better price...
As we covered in our overview of B75 Series, the D3V brings Gigabyte’s Ultra Durable 4 Classic feature set to bear on the ~$80 price point.
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