Samsung Joins The HSA Foundation
Things are looking up for AMD’s “Vision”…
This morning AMD announced that Samsung has officially joined the HSA Foundation as founding member of the consortium.
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Haswell graphics for GT1 and GT2 revealed
The little guys are no longer so little
Things are becoming clearer about the GPUs in Haswell, especially in the lower end parts.
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Trinity Laptop in the Wild
The HP Dv6 taken to the max...
The particular model that we’re looking at here is the Dv6, a 15.6″ model with a starting price of $699.
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Intel’s HD 4000; Four Months Later
Minor, but positive changes...
As we found in our testing back in late April, Intel certainly delivered on the raw performance front. But the drivers for the HD 4000 were still lacking.
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Another Nugget On AMD’s Jaguar
Hot Chips 2012: Jaguar Clean Up
We picked up this slide a few minutes ago from a tweet by AMD’s Phil Hughes.
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Intel details Knights Corner architecture at long last
Hot Chips 2012: From GPU to soap opera to product
After years of anticipation, Intel is finally giving us more information about the Larrabee/Knights Corner/Phi architecture.
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AMD let the new ‘Cat’ out of the bag with the Jaguar core
Hot Chips 2012: Bobcat MkII is a nice step forward
At Hot Chips today, AMD is revealing some of the details about their new Jaguar core, the successor to Bobcat, the first of their smaller ‘Cat’ family of cores.
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AMD pitches Opterons as a VM TCO play
A little less performance for a lot less money
AMD hasn’t been doing all that well in the server arena of late, so how do they pitch their CPUs to that market?
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AMD adds a server GPU lineup to the mix
FirePro -W +S = Server part
AMD has two new server GPUs out, please welcome the new FirePro S7000 and S9000 cards to the mix.
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Two Tahiti GPUs walked into a bar, meets the FirePro sticker…
...the GPUs talked to each other through a bridge...
…stores their short-term memory in many of their memory boxes, they worked out the problem together and they liked each other…
Thermaltake shows high tech mice, bungees, and fashion bits
Computex 2012: Sear the retina in the name of art
Thermaltake was heavy on the gaming lifestyle accessories this year at Computex, but a bit lighter on the hardcore stuff.
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Synaptics brings force to touch
ClearPad, InCell, ForcePad, and ThinTouch all work together
Synaptics has three new technologies to talk about, ClearPad, ForcePad, and ThinTouch.
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Pandora: The Handheld Console for Linux Tweakers
The story of an online community bringing a product to market...
It took a long time to get all of the pieces into place (read: 4 years of hardship and delays), but the Pandora has finally matured into the handheld console that its steadfast supporters have always hoped it would.
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Pretec has some really innovative SSDs and flash devices
Computex 2012: Just when you thought you had seen it all
In a Computex that was full of minor steps, Pretec was a standout with several new ideas, and a few new takes on older ones.
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Valve puts apps on Steam, Microsoft still lacks a Windows 8 strategy
Opinion: Microsoft management still doesn't get their own market
Valve is giving Microsoft the single finger salute by offering apps on Steam, and users win
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