Category | Hardware

Intel’s new superchip covers your fingertip

Posted on 06 October 2008

 
Intel has designed an experimental microprocessor chip which is really micro if we take a look at its overall size. The new superchip by Intel could provide personal computers the processing ability which is as of now, available to only a selected breed of computers such as those that are used in scientific researches or [...]

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HP EliteBook 2530p

Posted on 19 August 2008

The HP EliteBook 2530p is the new smallest and lightest laptop by HP that consists an optical drive. It only weighs about 3 lb., this laptop is made of HP DuraCase which is a brushed, anodized aluminum combined with a magnesium alloy.

They do not have really the lowest weight but they do have a lot [...]

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Sun, IBM both announce 1TB tape drives but who Did it First?

Posted on 21 July 2008

Tape drive storage capacity is now at par with with the rotating disk drives, both come in 1TB size. The higher capacity is relevant to tape, as that it is used so often for long-term archiving.
SUN and IBM have claimed to have developed the “first one terabyte storage tape drive,” but it [...]

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Nvidia GeForce 9800 GX2

Posted on 07 April 2008

Nvidia has launched its double-decker GeForce 9800 GX2 graphics card which is heavily priced at US$650. This has two graphics processing units on the same silicon base. The 9800 GTX is the official series and is costing about half the price.
The major features of the new 9800 GTX are similar to the GeForce 9800 GX2. [...]

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Motorola & Kodak Collaboration on Camera Phones

Posted on 23 May 2007

Following up the Motorola and Kodak’s collaboration in January 2006. Kodak is bringing a 5MP CMOS camera sensor to Motorola handsets by the end of the year.
They have claimed that their CMOS sensors have been well advancing for many years.
And now they will have the ability to embed the sensor in the phone with all [...]

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Economical Toshiba Satellite A135-S4527

Posted on 09 April 2007

Believe it or not Toshiba is going to ship below $800 dual-core, DVD-R notebook.  The Satellite® A135 Series is economically priced with technology you’ll value. Systems feature the latest in Intel® processors* for optimal performance. There’s big memory* for all your mp3s, work, picture and video files.
All systems feature an 15.4″ diagonal WXGA TruBrite® display* [...]

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Cisco Catalyst switches now Enhanced

Posted on 01 February 2007

Cisco this has improved their Catalyst switch line with a gear that boosts Power-over-Ethernet support, backup power and failover issues and 10G Ethernet connectivity at the LAN edge. According to the news on Cisco Catalyst 3750-E and 3560-E switches from Cisco target dense PoE deployments, where a majority of ports on a switch require in-line [...]

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Mobiles to get Micro-USB connectors

Posted on 06 January 2007

The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) has agreed a new USB standard for small electronics devices. The new Micro-USB that is standardised, miniaturised, and optimised for mobile use helps us in that important task. The Micro-USB offers innovative design and a flexible platform that our technical teams can easily take on board while working with new [...]

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OCZ overclock-friendly 8800 GTX card

Posted on 28 December 2006

OCZ the gaming-oriented memory producer has announced the release of its first video card. Dubbed simply the OCZ 8800 GTX, the board will use NVIDIA’s GeForce 8800 GTX chipset at its standard 575MHz core and 1.8GHz memory speeds.
Each unit will be hand-picked for its ability to overclock: only the most easily enhanced chips will be [...]

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Blu-Ray, HD DVD encryption cracked

Posted on 28 December 2006

The copy protection seems to be ruined on the latest Blu-Ray and HD DVD technology has been broken, according to a code writer’s post at the Doom9 video enthusiast forums.
Someone on this forum has claimed to have written software, named BackupHDDVD, that bypasses the Advanced Access Content System (AACS) protection found on the new storage [...]

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