10th Aug 2009 AMD's ATI Stream SDK v2.0 beta 2 doesn't support GPU acceleration for OpenCL and instead only supports CPUs at this time. [10]
6th Aug 2009 AMD has confirmed to bit-tech that its newest IGP, the 785G IGP, does NOT contain the hardware needed for 8 channel LPCM audio. [10]
5th Aug 2009 Nvidia has quietly snuck its second Ion chipset out of the door, but the DirectX 9-only part isn't the high-performance Ion 2 for which we've been waiting. [20]
4th Aug 2009 Images of an engineering sample from Intel's up-coming Westmere range of six-core Xeon processors have been leaked on an overclocking forum. [15]
3rd Aug 2009 An un-named industry analyst claims to have held a prototype tablet PC from Apple, and states that an official announcement is due in September for a November launch. [30]
31st Jul 2009 Responding to rumours that Pine Trail - the next iteration of the popular Atom processor range - would be delayed until 2010, Intel has stated that the chip is well on track for a 2009 release. [4]
22nd Jul 2009 We've had a play with some P55 boards in the labs and come up with some interesting revelations about Intel's upcoming CPU. [10]
17th Jul 2009 A flaw in the PATA backwards compatibility of Marvell Semiconductors' first SATA 6Gb/s chip has lead to delays. [30]
17th Jul 2009 Intel CEO Paul Otellini believes that the days of the netbook may be numbered, with enough consumers wise to the limited performance to give the ultra-thin laptops a chance. [27]
16th Jul 2009 Microsoft's Bill Gates has issued out a bunch of information on the new Natal system, indicating it is meant for PCs too. [13]
14th Jul 2009 Despite initial scepticism as to its suitability, Acer is planning an August launch for a netbook which dual-boots Google's Android platform with Windows XP. [4]
13th Jul 2009 Despite analysts claiming otherwise, word from the horses mouth is that Seagate will get SSDs out the door by late 2009. [5]
13th Jul 2009 Chinese chip maker Rockchip is looking to beat ARM at its own game, with the launch of an ultra-low voltage processor aimed specifically at Android 'phones. [6]
6th Jul 2009 Seagate's entry into the solid state device market has been delayed due to an issue with work carried out by partner LSI, according to an investment banker. [2]
3rd Jul 2009 Want to win some Core i7 triple channel memory? Just suggest to us how you'd like it reviewed! [155]
2nd Jul 2009 MSI has a new feature on its upcoming P55 boards: the V-Kit allows the end user to check the real voltages while the board is running. [15]
2nd Jul 2009 The next generation revision of Nvidia's Ion platform is likely to double the shaders from 16 to 32 - or higher - offering far greater graphics performance for netbooks. [13]
1st Jul 2009 AMD has quietly launched its Phenom II 42 TWKR Black Edition processor for the overclocking community. You won't be able to buy this one. [24]
30th Jun 2009 Comments from industry sources have it that Intel has stepped up plans for its 32nm Clarkdale chips, moving mass production from 2010 to the last quarter of this year. [18]
29th Jun 2009 According to a report from DRAMeXchange, solid state storage will make a poor showing this year - accounting for a mere 1.5 percent of notebook shipments. [20]
25th Jun 2009 IBM is developing a supercomputer in conjunction with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology which will use its innovative watercooling system to keep the building warm. [25]
24th Jun 2009 Nokia will use Intel x86 chips to make future mobile products. [7]
24th Jun 2009 The Xbox 360 is only being held back by the lack of hard drive space now, say analysts - and a solution is rumoured to be on the way. [24]
23rd Jun 2009 Intel is reportedly getting ready to announce a major breakthrough for its Atom CPUs - a deal with Nokia to develop mobile phones based on the chips. [6]
23rd Jun 2009 Steve Jobs is back at work according to a brief statement from Apple that confirms his return from medical leave in January. [22]
18th Jun 2009 AMD is sending out small quantities of a secret new processor called the Phenom II 42 TWKR, specifically aimed at overclockers and top-end gaming systems. [11]