This is not the first time that we heard about the Photofast company, nor the first time we heard about a DIY (Do It Yourself) SSD, but the CR-9000, may stand-out from the competitions.
Via Akihabara News | Posted on 2008.08.12 at 01:42
The Fujitsu LifeBook U2010 (LifeBook U1010 successor) now gets official, and is available in 5 different colors: Ocean Black, Pink Gold, Cool Silver, Fushia Red, and Luminous Blue.
Via Akihabara News | Posted on 2008.08.12 at 01:13
If you find yourself burning through your MacBook or iBook batteries at an alarming rate, perhaps you require a charging solution that's, shall we say.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.08.12 at 00:36
Yeah, we've seen the cart come before the horse before, and such is the case with NZXT's Avatar gaming mouse. Shortly after being previewed, the outfit has done its duty and made things official.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.08.11 at 14:17
VIA has tacitly confirmed that it's quitting the PC chipset business, claiming that there's no longer a third-party chipset market worth the name.
Via Register Hardware | Posted on 2008.08.11 at 11:09
The movie Die Hard 4 seems to have been based on reality as its plot revolved around the chaos generated from bad guys hacking into infrastructure monitoring computers.
Via New Launches | Posted on 2008.08.11 at 08:04
Intel has fixed a pair of flaws in its chips ahead of a planned demonstration of remote attacks on them by security researcher Kris Kaspersky. Kaspersky – no relation to the Russian security firm – was due to demonstrate the findings of his CPU malware research at the Hack in the Box conference Malaysia in October, in a presentation entitled Remote Code Execution Through Intel CPU Bugs.
Via Register Hardware | Posted on 2008.08.11 at 07:45
We've heard about iHome's twistable iH41 since CES, but it looks like the outfit finally got its act together and began to ship these out.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.08.11 at 07:37
The Middle Kingdom sure stunned everyone with their state of the art infrastructure and flawless program execution. But somethings never change and what runs on Windows is bound to crash.
Via New Launches | Posted on 2008.08.11 at 04:25
Intel's next generation of desktop - and, undoubtedly, mobile - processors will retain the chip giant's Core brand, the company said this morning.
Via Register Hardware | Posted on 2008.08.11 at 03:40