Zalman has unveiled the FET heatsink for AMD’s latest VGA card Radeon HD 4890 and HD 4870.
The ZM-RHS90 is made of pure aluminum for lightness, and offers high-performance cooling. You may install the heatsink by pushpins, which is apparently much easier. The availability or pricing is unknown yet, but it should show its face soon.
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Toshiba, NEC and IBM have joined force to develop the 28nm high-k metal gate low-power chip technology. The power-efficient chips will be used for future mobile devices and consumer electronics according to tcmagazine.
“The advanced 28nm low-power process technology will dramatically enhance the products’ density, performance, as well as power consumption compared to the former 40nm node, providing highly competitive solutions, especially in the fields of consumer electronics and automotive.” said Masao Fukuma, senior vice president of NEC Electronics.
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The website Donanimhaber has recently unveiled ECS’ soon to be released GeForce GTS 250 which claims to be the fastest GTS 250 card.
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Earlier this month OCZ announced the Agility Series 2.5″ SSDs for mainstream users, and the new stuff can be now found at Japanese store.
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Jack Sun, vide president R&D at TSMC
Jack Sun, Vice President R&D at TSMC, said that the company has accomplished the development of 28nm low-power technology at a symposium held in Japan, and the company plans to deliver it in early 2010 as a full node, offering the option of power-efficient high performance and lower power technologies.
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Galaxy has today announced that they have become the first VGA card manufacturer to obtain WHQL for the upcoming Windows 7 operating system on its entire product lineup.
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NVIDIA has now released the GeForce/ION WHQL 186.18 for GeForce 6, 7, 8, 9, 100, and 200-series desktop GPUs and ION GPUs.
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