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NVIDIA releases entry-level GeForce GT 430
Posted on 18. Oct, 2010 by Alexandru Grosu.
// The Fermi technology is the most advanced computing architecture available at the moment, allowing manufacturers to build better performing components, with costs that can be up to twenty times lower than those for classic boards. With great support for DirectX 11, video cards built using the Fermi architecture are often high-end devices, but NVIDIA [...]
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Sony releases 16 MP and 8 MP sensors for future smartphones
Posted on 11. Oct, 2010 by Alexandru Grosu.
// With smart-phones getting better and better by the day, component manufacturers have to try and keep up the pace. One of the domains that have evolved the most during recent years is that of the integrated cameras, probably the main attractions in handsets. As many choose what phone to purchase by analyzing its specs [...]
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Intel announces new processor prices
Posted on 30. Sep, 2010 by Alexandru Grosu.
// Although many have tried to catch up with them, Intel are so far ahead when it comes to processors that it is hard to believe anyone will be able to deliver products that can put up similar performance, in the near future. Recent years have seen the gap between mobile processors and desktop ones [...]
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Sony PS3 3D Games – only in 720p
Posted on 05. Aug, 2010 by Alexandru Grosu.
// It’s been a fascinating run, the evolution of HD movies and games: fast, cheap and available everywhere. In the last months, since it feels this part of the wire has reached its end, another point of interest has made its way amongst the High-tech products: 3D videos. Actually at first there were 3D videos, [...]
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New Intel 6-core i7-970 available for sale before official release
Posted on 26. Jul, 2010 by Costin Matei.
// Although Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is a major rival, Intel is still first on the hexa-core chips market and is planning to stay there with the release of the Core i7-970X CPU. Digitimes released a rumor about a slightly cheaper version of i7-980 earlier this month, and it seems they were right. Intel’s secretiveness [...]
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Intel announces financial Q2 2010 results, shows best EPS ever
Posted on 18. Jul, 2010 by Costin Matei.
// Californian company Intel has recently announced their financial status for the Q2 of 2010. Their revenue was of $10.8 billion (a 34% increase), an operating income of $4 billion and a net income of $2.9 billion. They recorded EPS(earnings per share) of $ 0.51 . Very good results indeed! In fact, it was the [...]
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HP 2010i, 2210m, 2310m and 2710m LCD monitors: decent price for good quality
Posted on 30. May, 2010 by Costin Matei.
// There are many customers who long for the large 16:10 screens such as the 3007WFP-HC, but HP will surely convince some of them to acquire their unique 16:9′s. The company founded in 1939, by Bill Hewlett and David Packard (thus the HP name), released this week four LCD screens that should make the movie [...]
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AMD Aims Power Efficiency, Gets Into 109 Laptops This Summer
Posted on 10. May, 2010 by aandrew.
// Power efficiency, that’s what a big part of the laptop and netbook markets are busy on achieving. And AMD is just about to get a little bigger in those markets as they do currently provide some power efficient chips at good money. Intel’s rival has made a big step towards their success, creating a [...]
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Intel’s Atom Z6xx jumps Windows Phone 7, focuses on Android, Mobiln and Mee-Go
Posted on 06. May, 2010 by Costin Matei.
// Although Intel is not the most experienced mobile CPU producer in the phone arena, one might think they would want to reach as many notable platforms as possible. Strangely, Windows Phone 7 is a notable absence from Intel’s fact sheet on the recently announced, smartphone-focused Z6xx series of Atom cores. Instead, the specs for [...]
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Intel Brings Android OS Support To Atom Processors
Posted on 15. Apr, 2010 by Free PC Guides.
// There have been several question regarding the fact that Intel has not taken part in the industry of mobile CPU designing. Many have wondered why they took some much time to realize that if they want to rule the CPU industry they have to enlarge their production. Taking in consideration that this sector is [...]
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