Unreleased 45nm Pentium clocked Taiwan (The Inquirer) bi2631020 A TAIWANESE OVERCLOCKER has posted screenshots of an Intel 45nm Pentium processor, has not even been announced yet

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 9th May 2006 21:23 UTC (New Mobile Computing) bi2631020 Despite the advent of lower-power designs from Intel and AMD recently, today's processors are power-hungry beasties. One company says has a solution to the problem , may lead to the kind of speed increases we used to see back the heyday of Intel's 'it's all about CPU speed' fixation

posted by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 29th Jan 2007 20:10 UTC (New Mobile Compu bi2631020 Hi-Mobile.net was very generous to send us over the second most high-end Nokia S40-based phone (after the 7390) for a review, the 6288 . This model an updated version over similarly-looking 6280, and it's considered a high-end feature phone

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 28th Dec 2005 13:16 UTC (OS News) bi2631020 The omnipresent 'sources' of AppleInsider have told the rumoursite that Apple has ' outsourced ' the design of the next PowerMac's motherboard to Intel

MCUs: 16-bit MCUs offer a 60% reduction power consumption (Embedded System bi2631020 Santa Clara, Calif.?NEC Electronics America Inc. offering as much as 22 new 16-bit All Flash microcontrollers (MCUs) for compact, low-power, battery-operated and sensor-enabled systems

posted by Nicholas Blachford on Mon 9th Feb 2004 20:32 UTC (New Mobile Comput bi2631020 In Part 1 I discussed how the software development world about to be turned on it's head. Now Part 2 I look at how the hardware world may be about to undergo even bigger changes and why wont be a hardware manufacturer leading the way

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 16th Aug 2005 22:58 UTC (New Mobile Computing) bi2631020 Intel, next week expected to announce plans to move to a new processor architecture, switching to a new yardstick to measure processor performance: performance per watt . Intel's announcement publicly signal an internal shift that's already taken place

posted by Nicholas Blachford on Wed 9th Jul 2003 16:43 UTC (New Mobile Comput bi2631020 This article started life when I was asked to write a comparison of x86 and PowerPC CPUs for work. We produce PowerPC based systems and are often asked why we use PowerPC CPUs instead of x86 so a comparison rather useful

Review: Cyberpower Liquid Gamer Infinity desktop PC (Personal Computer World) bi2631020 Water cooling used to be the domain of the true enthusiast, hidden away a darkened room trying to get the last drop of performance from a highly overed system ? but not any more

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 25th Oct 2007 08:02 UTC (OS News) bi2631020 Three reviews of Mac OS X Leopard, to be released coming Friday. David Pogue writes : "Leopard powerful, polished and carefully conceived. Happy surprises, and very few disappointments, lie around every corner. This Leopard has more than 300 new spots - and most of them are bright ones."..

XFX?s monster OC GTX 280 (The Inquirer) bi2631020 CRANKING UP THE CLOCK on a GTX 280 can get you some good results, enough to make look like the Green Goblin has an answer to DAAMIT?s RV770 marchitecture

Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 7th Jul 2005 19:16 UTC (OS News) bi2631020 IBM has today presented various new versions of G5 processor at the Power Everywhere Forum Japan

posted by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 29th Jan 2007 20:10 UTC (New Mobile Compu bi2631020 Hi-Mobile.net was very generous to send us over the second most high-end Nokia S40-based phone (after the 7390) for a review, the 6288 . This model an updated version over similarly-looking 6280, and it's considered a high-end feature phone

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