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TechNews - AMD launches 690G/690V Chipsets - tech|
| (hx) 03:21 AM CET - Mar,01 2007 |
- Intel To Cut CPU Prices Earlier -
Price reduction
will focus on entry-level and mainstream CPUs, with 820 and 915 series
prices expected to drop 5-10% to around US$80.
- AMD Launches New 690G and 690V Chipsets -
With support for
ATI Avivo, dual digital outputs, dual-link DVI, HDMI and HDCP, AMD's 690
chipset brings more to the table than any other integrated chipset offering
before it when it comes to features. But what about performance? Does AMD
690 have what it takes to dethrone NVIDIA's GeForce 6150 and how does it
stack up against Intel's Core 2 Duo/G965 combo?
- NVIDIA MCP68 Board First Look - There
will be 2 SKUs, MC68PV for the high end and MCP68S for the value to
compete against 690G and 690V respectively. Its successor MCP 78 will
support DX10.
- Inno3D introduces the WAVE for passive cooling solutions -
It is the best
solution for not only system integrators but also professional graphic
designers who like to work in a quiet environment
- ASUS Notebooks Coming To Best Buy - Beginning in late February,
ASUS
notebooks will be available for purchase at more than 150 Best Buy
retail stores nationwide. Asus says the first of its notebooks to hit Best
Buy stores will be its
G1 gaming laptop. According to the specifications on Asus' website, the
G1 sports a 15.4" display with a resolution of up to 1680x1050, a 2GHz Intel
Core 2 Duo processor, an Nvidia GeForce Go 7700 graphics processor with
512MB of memory, 2GB of DDR2-667 RAM, a 160GB 5400RPM hard drive, and a
built-in 1.3 megapixel camera
- CompUSA to Close Nearly 130 Stores -
CompUSA is closing more than half of its United States stores in the
next couple of months. The company will shut the doors on 126 out of the 225
stores that it operates in the United States and Puerto Rico.
- Yahoo Mail Incorrectly Flagged As Virus - Despite a warning
issued by Symantec,
Yahoo Mail is not infected with the Feebs worm. Symantec says the error
was due to incorrect antivirus definitions and has since been fixed.
- MPAA: We Were Only Testing Forest Blog -
The MPAA have responded to the claims that they illegally used Patrick
Robin's blogging software. They say they were only testing it, and that the
blog was "never advertised to the public in any way". I wonder what would
happen if a filesharer said he was just "testing" a movie.
- 51 GB HD DVD disc rivals Blu-ray capacity -
Toshiba is
planning to launch the new format before the end of the year.
Feasibility is a big question, though. It's unclear if the addition of a
third layer on an HD DVD would significantly increase mass production costs
or time.
- Google Maps adds real-time traffic data -
Google has added real-time traffic data for major highways in more than
30 American cities to Google Maps. The data is color-coded to signify
traffic conditions: green means no congestion; yellow minor holdups; and red
means significant slowdowns.
- General Electric Reinvents the Light Bulb -
I'm glad that
they want to make an incandescent bulb that's as efficient as a CFL, but
will they last as long? CFLs are supposed to last 10 times as long as
incandescent...
- The 12 greenest cars of 2007 - Energy watchdog group tallies
emissions, mileage and curb weight to come up
with the least dirty dozen
- Tarantino's Grindhouse Festival Announced -
The event will be a showcase for the risqué films exploiting sex,
violence and extreme subject matter from the 1970s that inspired Grindhouse,
with prints directly on loan from Tarantino's private collection, many of
which are unavailable on DVD and have not screened for the public in
theatres in decades.
- NASA releases first photos of Jupiter from New Horizons - Some of
the
most detailed photos of Jupiter ever captured were released by NASA on
Wednesday
- Huge Underground 'Ocean' Found Beneath Asia -
But nobody will
be exploring this sea by submarine. The water is locked in
moisture-containing rocks 400 to 800 miles (700 to 1,400 kilometers) beneath
the surface.
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