Looks like Samsung’s semiconductor division is in for some good time as they have announced to ramp up production of DDR3 RAMs. The sudden surge in the production is to support demand for Intel’s Xeon powered 5500 series servers which when equipped with DDR3 memory “improves the efficiency of data transactions in virtually any […]
Archives for April 2009
Asus may reveal Edge Series notebooks at Computex
Digitimes’ Chinese friend is reporting that Asus might unveil new ultra thin notebooks at Computex which will take place in its hometown in June. The notebooks in question will be from the UX, U and Edge series that will cater to the high-end, mid-range and entry-level segment respectively. While we do know a few […]
Sony: PSP Piracy is sickening
In an interview with Gamasutra, SCEA’s marketer Peter Dille confessed that PSP is a victim of piracy and is losing considerable amount of its sales because of it. “I’m convinced and we’re convinced that piracy has taken out a big chunk of our software sales on PSP”. Calling it “sickening”, piracy has contributed to […]
MSI Wind U100 PLUS netbook brings N280 CPU, new colors
MSI has updated its Wind range with the introduction of U100 PLUS netbook. The netbook now comes with N280 Intel Atom processor which clocks at 1.66GHz and five color options, including the new ones – Rose Champagne and Metallic Blue. Rest of the specs remain unchanged; there’s Windows XP Home OS, an 10-inch display […]
Bluetooth 3.0 gets real
Bluetooth SIG has formally adopted the new Bluetooth 3.0. The latest iteration called as Bluetooth 3.0 + HS (stands for High Speed) uses the same 802.11 Wi-Fi protocol which enables it to give a throughput data transfer rate of up to 24Mbps. Bluetooth 3.0, basically creates an ad hoc Wi-Fi connection between devices that […]
Sony Ericsson CS8 aka C905 gets FCC approval
Americans will soon get another 8 megapixel phone to choose from. Destined to reach via T-Mobile, the Sony Ericsson CS8 or C905 (as we know it) has got an approval from the FCC, which means T-Mobile will go ahead and pit it against its own Memoir in the coming months. We already know about […]
Apple’s billionth app download expected on Friday
Apple is still 8 million apps away from hitting the billion mark but they do know the D-day when it will reach the magical figure. According to their calculations, it’s Friday, the 24th when you’ll be greeted with the message above. Apple’s app countdown slipped this little detail as it relied on user’s system […]
Cube H100HD supports 1080i video playback
This one’s just for your information because the Cube H100HD will never see the light in West or for that matter, even in India. The China restricted PMP looks to be the first portable media device doing 1080i video out for large screens. Other than this, its PMP-ish features include a 5-inch WVGA screen, […]
iPhone OS 3.0’s hidden Jibbler will bring voice control on iPhones
We have seen some unmentioned iPhone OS 3.0 features being unearthed in the past and now it looks like we have got another one which Apple felt the need to say to us. Ars Technica’s sources have found traces of voice control features that will arrive in the upcoming 3.0 release of the OS. […]
Asus announces F70 notebook
Asus is selling F70 notebook in UK which claims to be the world’s first 17.3-incher offering 16:9 aspect ratio and full HD playback. The laptop’s lid sports a brushed metal finish inspired by Aurora Borealis and features Intel Core 2 Duo processor, up to 4GB RAM, Wi-Fi, Express Gate instant OS, HDMI out, Altec […]
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