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Intel floats bodies in new kind of cache memory

Intel floats bodies in new kind of cache memory

17th Jun 2008 Floating Body Cells (FBC) are the new candidates for cache SRAM memory, as well new Strain-Enhanced Transistors for 45nm products. [8]

Intel sheds more light on Nehalem

Intel sheds more light on Nehalem

17th Jun 2008 Intel announces some more details on Nehalem at the VLSI Symposia 2008 conference that should whet your appetite ahead of the fourth quarter release schedule. [7]

Sony making collapsable PS3 controller

Sony making collapsable PS3 controller

16th Jun 2008 Sony is currently working on creating a break-apart PlayStation 3 controller which will give the PS3 motion-sensitive capabilities. [34]

Scan launches new website

Scan launches new website

16th Jun 2008 Scan has unveiled its new website design this morning. Please leave your feedback for Scan's staff in the support forum! [61]

AMD announces support for Havok Physics

AMD announces support for Havok Physics

12th Jun 2008 AMD has announced support for Havok Physics, essentially sticking two fingers up at Nvidia and its recently-acquired PhysX API. [22]

Cyberlink, Realtek, Gigabyte fix HD audio problems

Cyberlink, Realtek, Gigabyte fix HD audio problems

12th Jun 2008 Cyberlink and Realtek have now fixed the audio downsampling problem that means you'll finally get full HD quality sound from Blu-ray discs. [21]

VIA announces mini-ITX 2.0 form factor

VIA announces mini-ITX 2.0 form factor

9th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: VIA has announced an updated version of the mini-ITX form factor and has also teamed up with Nvidia to create optimised PCs. [12]

Patriot turns the SSD dial up to 11

Patriot turns the SSD dial up to 11

9th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Patriot showed us its latest SSDs during the show and they're hitting some impressive read and write speeds. [7]

Intel’s SSD technology is looking great

Intel’s SSD technology is looking great

9th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: All has been quite on the Intel SSD front since IDF Shanghai in April, but the company has revealed more out at Computex. [16]

Foxconn revamps its look, works with AMD

Foxconn revamps its look, works with AMD

9th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 08: Foxconn has reimagined it's digital home boards and is also working with AMD on something new. [12]

Plenty of Nehalem boards on show

Plenty of Nehalem boards on show

6th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Usually very coy to show unreleased products, Intel is so confident in Nehalem it's already showing off X58 boards. [22]

AMD's new 790GX and SB750 pictured

AMD's new 790GX and SB750 pictured

6th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 08: We found 5 minutes and a free 790GX/SB750 to take apart for you. We also overheard AMD will be launching a new CPU when this chipset arrives too. [4]

J&W 780G mini-ITX has niche HTPC features

J&W 780G mini-ITX has niche HTPC features

6th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 08: Relatively unknown motherboard manufacturer, J&W, has its 780G mini-ITX board with breakout box and other cool features. [12]

Western Digital working on 20,000 RPM Raptor

Western Digital working on 20,000 RPM Raptor

6th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Several industry sources have said that Western Digital is working on a 20,000 RPM Raptor hard drive. [56]

Gigabyte G45 board plays HD movies over VGA

Gigabyte G45 board plays HD movies over VGA

6th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Gigabyte showed us its new G45 mobo playing Blu ray movies on two popular players using a normal VGA connection. [6]

SSDs: blindingly expensive for a while yet

SSDs: blindingly expensive for a while yet

6th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Following the SSD trail around the many manufacturers on site, we got some answers to the state of the tech. [12]

Thermaltake phase change and Spedo case

Thermaltake phase change and Spedo case

6th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 08: New phase change cooling works without going sub-zero yet claims to performs better than the average watercooling. [11]

Asus upgrades the Eee PC

Asus upgrades the Eee PC

5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Asus has upgraded the Eee PC line to include not only Atoms, but a bundle of other features too. [20]

Lian Li Xbox 360 case is just weeks away

Lian Li Xbox 360 case is just weeks away

5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: We've got news and another pictures about Lian Li's Xbox 360 case, as well as other new cases and a new fan controller. [21]

Maloney hails the arrival of The Real Mobile 'net

Maloney hails the arrival of The Real Mobile 'net

5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: At his Computex keynote, Intel's Sean Maloney talked about the future of the Internet on mobile devices. [4]

AMD HD 4850 – RV770 GPU die shot

AMD HD 4850 – RV770 GPU die shot

5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: We've got the pics of AMD's new RV770 GPU die, memory, PCB and cooling - click to find out what's going on underneath next this generation graphics. [15]

Noctua already offers Nehalem coolers

Noctua already offers Nehalem coolers

5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 08: Noctua already has designs for a Nehalem mounting kit ready not only for future products, but current ones as well. [3]

Asus shows off 22" DisplayLink monitors

Asus shows off 22" DisplayLink monitors

5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Asus demonstrated four 22-inch monitors daisy chained together and connected via just one USB 2.0 port. Impressive stuff. [5]

D12U will be first Nvidia GPU with GDDR5 support

D12U will be first Nvidia GPU with GDDR5 support

5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: GDDR memory manufacturers are already talking about Nvidia's D12 GPUs, even though D10 hasn't even launched yet... [7]

Asus has GeForce 9400 Hybrid SLI Intel mobo

Asus has GeForce 9400 Hybrid SLI Intel mobo

4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Hybrid SLI is coming to Intel processors soon. We'll probably see products in-hand by the end of August. [10]

ARM says the Internet doesn’t need x86

ARM says the Internet doesn’t need x86

4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: The vice president of marketing at ARM unsurprisingly says the Internet doesn't need x86. Based on the past, we agree. [19]





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