Tag Archive for 'desktop'
Art Lebedev, known mostly for their oft delayed OLED keyboard, has another keyboard concept, and this one is even more genius, and might even be cheaper to produce. Sure, the OLED keys on their Optimus keyboard are cool, but imagine a keyboard you could hang on the wall because its displaying art when not in [...]
A-Data is making their contributions to the ever-increasing line-up of SSD drives with drive available in 1.8 or 2.5-inch sizes and capacities up to 64GB. Their main design force is to make their drives for desktops, but they could also be used in PMPs, UMPCs, and Laptops.
We have seen our fair share of devices that connect the various flash mediums (CompactFlash and SD being the most popular) to system drive ports such as SATA, IDE, or laptop IDE allowing you to use those card types as system disk drives. This isn’t much different, and whether you are doing it to free [...]
For those of you not in the know, DisplayLink is this new technology that allows you to easily connect up to 6 monitors via USB, no new video card required. Well, up until now, they haven’t been able to extend the pretty Aero glass effects and Flip 3D to these monitors, due largely in part [...]
Well, if you were lucky enough to snag an Eee, or if you suspect you are getting one as some physical representation of another’s love for you, and you aren’t too happy with the Xandros Linux distro that comes with it, there is a solution. Some savvy Linux people were kind enough to customize the [...]
Can your PC get more green that the 8 watts that this PC uses? Or what about the solar panel that provides pretty much all the power this PC needs?
Plans are to have a private public beta for the first week of December and then to release a public beta the week after that. Meaning the plans for a public release by January should still hold.
Micron, though not a notable name of its own, are the owners of Lexar and Crucial, one of which you surely have heard of. The entire line of RealSSD drives ranges from 1GB all the way up to 64GB, with the 32 and 64 gigabyte sizes being the latest additions.
The two new drives are also [...]
I am sure it was purely by accident too. What had happened was, all this info about the two chips was found in the latest set of ForceWare drivers.
The two chips are the 9300M G and the 9500M GS. No word on whether they will actually be better than the 8000 series as the numbers [...]
Jesus Christo! That’s a lot of freaking power! I guess if you are attempting Quad-SLI with dual Quad-Core Xeons and 20 hard drives you might need that kind of power.
I only give that example because I can’t readily think of any situation where I would need that much power in a single PC case where [...]
