All the stories tagged with: Computers
24 karat Gold Plated MacBook Air
04/22/2008, The MacBook Air by itself is pretty pricey considering the kind of hardware you get, but Computer Choppers has decided to go the extra mile by producing a 24 karat gold plated version of the MAckBook Air instead. I don’t [...]
AMOLED Headed For Mainstream Next Year
04/22/2008, A high ranking executive from Samsung predicts that production of AMOLED panels will finally reach mainstream levels next year, and could possibly begin the long road in replacing (or should I say, displacing) stalwarts such as plasma or LCD. After [...]
Toshiba Expands Satellite Pro Line
04/22/2008, Toshiba will be introducing 5 new notebooks to the Satellite Pro line today, with the cheapest models among them (L300 and L300D) retailing for $699. You will be able to choose from Intel Centrino and AMD dual core processors, depending [...]
Netflix To Announce Partnerships
04/22/2008, Online DVD rental company Netflix will soon announce a trio of partnerships which will allow subscribers to watch films streamed straight from the Internet to the TV, with LG already being one of the partners. Apparently Netflix has spilled the [...]
F-A50 Fujitsu: an iMac Killer?
04/22/2008, Fujitsu is coming up with their version of an all-in-one computer: the F-A50. I personally think that it is more elegant than attempts like the Dell XPS One. The ports are located on the side (see photo gallery) and it [...]
Seagate Ships 1 Billion Hard Drives
04/22/2008, Seagate is proud to announce that it is the first hard drive manufacturer to ship a cool billion hard drives, with a total storage space amounting to 79 million terabytes. That’s roughly enough space for 158 billion hours of digital [...]
Fujitsu MHZ2 CJ Hard Drive
04/21/2008, Fujitsu has introduced its MHZ2 CJ hard drive that features embedded AES 256-bit encryption that makes it harder for unauthorized folk to hack inside your drive to recover personal and private information. It is the first 2.5″ SATA hard drive [...]
Green Seach Engine
04/21/2008, Search engines are search engines, right? Apparently not. Ecocho.co.uk prides itself in being the first free green search engine in the world, offsetting carbon emissions at no cost to the user. It was recently launched in the UK along with [...]
Book Computer Concept
04/21/2008, This notebook concept is clearly different form the rest, where the exterior showcases an old tome, but open it up and you will be greeted with modern amneties of a regular laptop including a display, a CD-ROM drive (what, no [...]
Windows XP SP3 at Manufacturers Now
04/21/2008, Microsoft has made available its Windows XP SP3 to manufacturers, signaling the fact that it ought to arrive at OEM and enterprise customers’ doorsteps pretty soon. Whoever picks up vendors who sell XP-powered machines will probably get those with SP3, [...]
Intel Halves the Price of its Q6700 Quad-Core CPU
04/21/2008, That’s the kind of news that I like to hear from Intel: a 50% price cut on a high-end CPU (was $530 is now $266 - in bulk). And I’m not even shopping for a new processor. It is not unusual [...]
Holographic Storage – Too Little, Too Late?
04/21/2008, inPhaseTechnologie’s Tapestry300r can store information on 300GB discs encoded as holograms. Hailed as the next big thing in storage for years, holographic storage did not take off. Of course, there is probably a niche market for these but “cloud storage” [...]
Iogear USB 2.0 External DVI Video Card
04/21/2008, Iogear has a new external video card for the masses known as the USB 2.0 External DVI Video Card. This solution enables folk who wants to add a second monitor to the desktop and yet face obstacles such as an [...]
