NVIDIA goes on the hunt for the mainstream discrete graphics card buyer with the new GeForce 9400 GT retailing for $59.Read More...
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ECS P45T-A Black Series Motherboard Review
http://www.legitreviews.comThe P45 chipset has proven to be a very capable chipset with boards based on it ranging from $300 overclocking behemoths to $100 budget boards. The ECS P45T-A Black Series motherboard is a budget minded board with some enthusiast capabilities that help it carve out a piece of the under $100 price segment thanks to rebates. Read on to see how this motherboard does in testing!
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The NZXT Khaos Case
http://www.anandtech.comWe just reviewed the CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XI system with a
4.0GHz QX9770 and SLI GTX 280s that comes in an NZXT Khaos case. We thought it
would be good to provide a separate look at the case since it has some cool
features and looks quite nice. The Khaos case has been available for several
weeks now. It is a full-tower offering a lot of space, with five...
Intel: touchscreens bring "micromobility" to classrooms
http://arstechnica.comIntel's new Classmate PC reference design includes a tablet mode with touchscreen support. An Intel ethnographer explains that tablet technology brings micromobility to the classroom and makes computers a more streamlined part of the education experience.Read More...
Read more »NIKON Announces D90 Digital SLR
http://www.anandtech.com12.3 megapixels, ISO 6400, 11-point AF, and a 920,000 dot 3" LCD are featured on the upcoming D90....
Read more »Tounge-driven wheelchair interface gives new flavor to HCI
http://arstechnica.comHuman-computer interface (HCI) technology is a hot item this year at NVISION, but one of the more interesting advancements in that field isn't actually at the conference. Dr. Maysam Ghovanloo is pursuing a wireless interface that's already proven capable of giving quadriplegics an increased amount of control compared to standard sip/puff systems.Read More...
Read more »Atom ATX in China for $87, NA likely out in the cold
http://arstechnica.comA Chinese firm called Galaxy is launching a full-sized ATX motherboard with an Atom processor, featuring expandability much superior to Intel's solution. Will Intel allow this to launch in North America, and how much will this cannibalize Celeron if it does?Read More...
Read more »Of gyroscopes and gaming: the tech behind the Wii MotionPlus
http://arstechnica.comThe new "MotionPlus" add-on for the Nintendo Wii is supposed to again revolutionize motion-controlled gaming. Check out this exclusive look at the tech in the MotionPlus direct from the source of the unit's powerful brain, InvenSense.Read More...
Read more »Corsair DDR3-2133 - How high and fast will it go?
http://www.anandtech.comWe preview Corsair's new Dominator DDR3-2133 2X1GB kit based on Samsung's latest IC. The first question we set off to answer is just what chipsets will run this stuff and how high will it go in a 24/7 setup....
Read more »Spotswood Custom Computer Cases
http://www.anandtech.comMany users are more than happy using your standard computer cases - after all, it's easy to find everything from small SFF and mATX cases up through full-tower sizes - but some people prefer to march to the beat of a different drummer. If you fall into that category, Spotswood has some case options that are likely to start your heart thumping....
Read more »Nikon makes the D90 DSLR official
http://arstechnica.comNikon announces its D90 DSLR with the ability to record movies in HD resolution.Read More...
Read more »Broadcom to acquire AMD DTV business in deal worth $192M
http://arstechnica.comAMD declared its digital TV business a discontinued operation in its Q2 results, and Broadcom is buying up the segment.Read More...
Read more »NVISION: Displays, software to change the way we see the 'Net
http://arstechnica.comNVIDIA's first expo shows off new display technology, price cuts on models we've seen before, and a number of companies touting their ideas for sprucing up the content we've all seen before. One of the best, in fact, is a Firefox plug-in—you don't necessarily need deep pockets to come up with a good idea.Read More...
Read more »NVISION 08 - Live! Day 2 Keynote Coverage
http://www.anandtech.comThe second day of NVIDIA's first visual computing convention is upon us. Join us to experience the opening keynote....
Read more »Hell Freezes Over: NVIDIA Announces Native SLI Support for the Intel X58 Chipset
http://www.anandtech.comYep, there's finally native SLI support on an Intel chipset without the use of any funny nForce switches. Nehalem owners with certain X58 based motherboards will get both CrossFire and native SLI support later this year. The multi-GPU platform wars are coming to an end......
Read more »Gigabyte M912V fondled at NVISION 2008
http://arstechnica.comGigabyte's new netbook is on display at NVISION, and it looks as though it'll provide solid competition for the ASUS EEE, MSI Wind, and Aspire One.Read More...
Read more »Phantom Lapboard gets reviewed, slammed
http://arstechnica.comPhantom Lapboard was better left to the annals of vaporware history.Read More...
Read more »NVISION 08 - Jen-Hsun Talks Larrabee, Mobility, VIA and More
http://www.anandtech.comWe were unimpressed with the keynote but it's not because of the speaker. NVIDIA's CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang sat down with us and answered some tough questions about Intel, VIA and the future of NVIDIA....
Read more »Samsung reveals SSDs aimed at low-cost PCs
http://arstechnica.comSamsung has unveiled its new, low-cost SSDs that it hopes will take the low-cost PC world by storm. Read More...
Read more »NVISION 08 - Keynote on Visual Computing Perspectives
http://www.legitreviews.comNBC 11's Scott Budman is hosting a series of 1:1 interviews with remarkable people with unique perspectives on visual computing and how it impacts our lives, from art and entertainment to sports and space exploration as part of the NVISON 08 show. Special guests include Kyle Busch, Bernard Charles, Eileen Collins and Lorne Lanning.
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