
AMD has lately introduced a lineup of next-generation DirectX 11-capable ATI Mobility Radeon Premium graphics, including Mobility Radeon HD 5800/5700/5600/5400, bringing the powerful visual gaming and computing innovation to the notebooks.
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NVIDIA CEO has today announced the new Tegra SoC (System-on-a-chip) which will target tablets, smartphones and other mobile devices, reports TCMagazine.
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Kingston has lately reached an agreement with Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to launch a special DataTraveler USB Flash drive which is preloaded with Michael Jackson’s THIS IS IT.
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The German site ATI-Forum has recently got a chance to have an exclusive look at MSI’s upcoming R5870 Lightning graphics card which features a jaw-dropping 15-phase power circuit and two 8-pin power connectors.
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As NVIDIA promised earlier this week, the company has demonstrated its next-generation GF100 graphics card at the Digital Experience event at their booth at CES 2010, according to HotHardware who was right there.
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In addition to the solid state drives, OCZ technology also takes the advantage of the CES show to present their new power supplies – Fatal1ty 750W and Silencer MK II 950W.

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Three months after the release of its first DirectX 11 cards, AMD says they’ve managed to deliver the 2 millionth DX11 GPU while the arch-rival NVIDIA has shipped zero.
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Dell has today unveiled its first ever WQHD LCD monitor: the 27-inch UltraSharp U2711, and our fellow site Engadget has got a chance to toy around with it.
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The fellows at HotHardware has just posted some shots of Crucial/Micron’s and Seagate’s upcoming storage products.
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GlobalFoundries and Qualcomm today announced that they’re collaborating on leading-edge technologies. Intially, GlobalFoundries intends to provide Qualcomm with access to leading-edge 45nm Low Power (LP) and 28nm (LP) technologies with an intended collaboration on future advanced process nodes.
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We’ve just noticed that Intel’s 40GB X25-V solid state drive had made its way into stores in the US and Europe. The MLC NAND memory based drive has a SATA 3.0Gbps interface, and delivers read/write speeds of up to 170MB/35MB per second.
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VIA has just announced the fastest USB 3.0 to SATA single chip controller – VL700, which enables SATA hard drives, solid state drives and optical drives to be connected with the PC via new USB 3.0 ports.
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Introduction
Back in April in 2007 Thermalright’s Ultra 120 Extreme CPU heatsink managed to climb up to the throne by virtue of its stylish look and outstanding performance, and until now, we’ve hardly seen competitors who dare to challenge it. Since the company has just unveiled the new flagship product, dubbed as Venomous X, let’s figure out if it will do a better job.

Venomous X
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CyberLink today announced that they have developed a Linux version of PowerDVD to support Intel’s Linux-based Moblin 2.1 operating system.
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Our friend site TechPowerUp has posted some pictures of Xigmatek’s new CPU cooler, the Xigmatek Carbonado (S1284V).
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