Intel Sets Target to 22nm Process |
IBM alliance has said that they’re working on 28nm technology, and let’s check out what Intel has to say. According to a recent post at Brightsideofnews, the half-node such as 28nm process is typically never used with CPUs. The products such as Ivy Bridge, Haswell and Larrabee will turn to 22nm full-node technology.
Ion-powered AspireRevo Nettop Unboxed |
The first Ion-based nettop, ApireRevo was listed for pre-order earlier this week, and now the guys at Engadget has finally got their hands on its engineering sample.
MSI Outs GeForce 9600GSO Without External Power Connector |
MSI has expanded its graphics card lineup with another 9600GSO without external power connector.
Thermolab Introduces New CPU Coolers |
The Korean manufactuer Thermolab has now announced its first CPU cooler BARAM.
Lian Li NC-09 Notebook Cooler Comes in May |
In the wake of global economic recession, standing still is not the key out of the woods, so the manufactuer Lian Li has been really quick to show off lots of new stuff recently. Now, the Lian Li NC-09 notebook cooler is also unveiled.
Phenom II X4 955 Makes An Early Appearance in Hong Kong |
AMD will reportedly launch its new flagship CPU the Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition on April 20th. The guys at TechPowerUp indicates that someone has actually purchased it from Hong Kong at HKD2170 ($280) and taken a few sweet pictures of the package.
IBM Semi Alliance Working on 28nm Technology |
IBM and its partners have announced that they’re focusing on the joint development 28nm technology, high-k metal gate (HKMG) and low-power bulk complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS). The alliance is made of IBM, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing, Globalfoundries, Infineon, Samsung Electronics and STMicroelectronics.
Want Galaxy’s GPU Keychain? You’re in Luck! |
NVIDIA has started to sell their G98-based keyrings at $9.99, and now Galaxy also offers a GPU keychain in some regions including China mainland, United States and Japan.
Early Look at Triplex “Green” Radeon HD 4830 |
NVIDIA has phased out several green edition graphics cards without external power connector in the past a few months, and AMD seems to be also planning for that as a special Radeon HD 4830 has been now leaked.
A Close Look at Intel 32nm Clarkdale |
Intel has sent 32nm Westmere samples to about 30 laptop and desktop PC makers for testing, and JCornell, a reader of Xtremesystems forum has unveiled the images and benchmarks of Clarkdale.
JVC’s New 3D Monitor Priced at $7000 |
The Japanese manufactuer JVC seems to have thriving development in their 3D monitor segment, while Philips has to shut down their 3D Solutions division as a consequence of economic slowdown.
Philips Shuts Down 3D Solutions Division |
Jos Swillens, 3D Solutions CEO at Philips sent out a letter to the resellers to inform them that Philips has decided to shut down the 3D Solutions division, and will no longer be shipping the 42-inch 42-3D6W02 TV.
Pioneer Debuts 8X BDR-2203 Blu-ray Disc Burner |
Pioneer has introduced 8X BDR-2203 Blu-ray Disc burner with more acceptable pricing.
Intel Westmere Samples Shipped Already |
Intel’s Vice President presented Clarkdale
Paul Otellini, Intel’s CEO indicated during an earnings conference call that the company have shipped 32nm Westmere chips to about 30 laptop and desktop PC makers for testing. The chips are expected to ship in volume later this year, and hit on sale in PCs by early next year.
Thermalright Creates New Brand COGAGE |
One of the leading manufacturers of cooling solution Thermalright has recently announced its new brand COGAGE. So far COGAGE family only has two members: True Spirit and MST-140.
