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25th Apr 2008 Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has said that the software giant may re-evaluate its plans to stop shipping Windows XP on 30th June if demand from customers is there. [20]
23rd Apr 2008 It's been two years since our last reader survey and we're eager to make bit-tech an even better experience for you, our readers! [115]
22nd Apr 2008 Microsoft has announced the release of Windows XP Service Pack 3. The release schedule follows the rumours circulating last week. [14]
15th Apr 2008 A report on the web suggests that Microsoft is preparing to release Windows XP Service Pack 3 to the public at the end of this month. [12]
14th Apr 2008 Research firm Gartner has said that Microsoft's Windows operating system will collapse under its own weight if changes aren't made. This is bound to be controversial. [45]
10th Apr 2008 The competition is now over, so pencils down and fingers crossed - did you win one of the Assassin's Creed goody bags? Find out within! [12]
3rd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Intel's 45nm Yorkfield desktop processors are still not as widely available as they should be. We have some answers... kinda. [8]
3rd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Anand Chandrasehker showed off a Moorestown PCB at the end of his keynote. It's smaller than a credit card! [0]
3rd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Intel is set to release its own Solid State Drives later this year. Performance looks impressive so far. [14]
2nd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Calpella is the platform that will follow on from Intel's upcoming Montevina platform. It's based on Nehalem. [0]
2nd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Anand Chandrasehker said this morning that Intel will deliver Mobile Internet Devices to market within 60 days. [3]
2nd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Dadi Perlmutter showed Intel's next-gen Montevina mobile platform running several 3D games. He said it'll double IGP performance in games. [6]
2nd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Pat Gelsinger kicked off IDF this morning with talk about how he believes Larrabee will change the visual computing industry. [7]
2nd Apr 2008 IDF SPRING 08: Intel's researchers talked about a new parallel programming model called Ct - it's designed to make threading exceptionally easy. [6]
1st Apr 2008 The photo "Evening Glow" by Brett Dunsmore wins the March bit-tech Photo of the Month competition! [21]
27th Mar 2008 This is just a heads up to say that bit-tech.net will be moving to some shiny new servers this weekend. Here's how to get your fix in the meantime... [68]
26th Mar 2008 With the demand for low-cost, fully web capable machines set to soar massively this year, could Windows XP be given another reprieve? [17]
19th Mar 2008 Microsoft has released the first Service Pack for Windows Vista. It's now available to download officially... and not just via registry hacks. [25]
19th Mar 2008 Arthur C. Clarke, science fiction author and pioneer of many technological advances, has passed away today aged 90. [20]
11th Mar 2008 CeBIT 2008: Always keen to add variety and value to its product range, Sapphire showed bit-tech how it has updated its HD 3870 range to include single slot and passive cooling. [5]
7th Mar 2008 CeBIT 2008: Asus has introduced two new Eee PCs at CeBIT - a 7-inch model with Windows XP and a newer model with a 9-inch screen. [28]
7th Mar 2008 CeBIT 2008: Dolby Mobile is a new standard initiative to get mobile sound extra Dolby features and a better quality. [3]
7th Mar 2008 CeBIT 2008: DFI shows off its X48 board that features a new, hardcore cooling system created in collaboration with Thermalright! [12]
7th Mar 2008 CeBIT 2008: Intel talks to bit-tech and details its next generation 4-series, Eagle Lake chipsets which should arrive in May. [13]
7th Mar 2008 CeBIT 2008: Gaming on a budget but want Razer quality - how about this little number. [14]
7th Mar 2008 CeBIT 2008: The FT01 is curvy like its bigger brother, but cheaper and smaller. [13]