NVIDIA’s current list of graphics products reads like a mathematician’s crib sheet; there are no fewer than 10 active SKUs in their GTX 200- and 9000-series of graphics cards. It’s generally understood that higher model numbers typically mean better peformance, but the subtleties behind the GSO / GT / GTX / GX2 monikers are enough to confuse even the most stalwart tech gurus. NVIDIA admits to creating some buyer confusion, and plans on making things easier from here on out with the model type coming first (GTX

AMD has updated server makers that it is planning to bring forward the launch of 45nm server processors (Shanghai) from the original schedule of January 2009 to mid-October. Nine CPUs with core frequencies between 2.3-2.7GHz will be offerered initially, according to sources at server makers.

The nine Shanghai processors will include five 2-way and four 8-way models. All will support the company's socket F (1207), and include an on-die DDR2 memory controller and 6MB L2 cache. In February 2009, AMD will launch five 55W low-voltage server CPUs three 2-way and two 8-way and two 105W high-performance models one 2-way and an 8-way.

After weeks of playing the gadget name game, we now have hard information on the upcoming AT&T Mobility version of the Samsung i780.  The Windows Mobile 6.1 handheld will be sold as the Samsung Epix, and while it’s not going to be sold as the BlackJack III, as once thought, it is certainly a device in the same vein.  The Epix is expected to be released on October 23, 2008.

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Antec has had great success in the computer enclosure market with several great designs ranging from mild to wild. Unless you've been living under a rock somewhere you should be familiar with one of their latter, the Antec 900, labeled as the Ultimate Gaming Case. In this article Benchmark Reviews will examine the anticipated successor; the Antec Twelve Hundred… The Unbeatable Gaming Case. With six bright LED fans and enough size to park a small hybrid car inside, could the Antec 1200 be unbeatable?

Data breaches are becoming increasingly common and more sophisticated, putting consumers’ personal information and financials at risk. Not only can these data breaches lead to identity theft, but some can even lead to money being siphoned out of bank accounts and illegal purchases made on credit cards. The responsibility for preventing these breaches falls on many shoulders, including merchants, consumers, and even Internet service providers (ISPs). Once such ISP, Verizon, recently analyzed “four years of data

Japan's Fujitsu Ltd is said to be in talks with Western Digital Corp and others on the sale of its money-losing hard drive business, a company source said on Thursday. Reports that it was in talks sent Fujitsu's share price up 3.3 percent to 620 yen, against the benchmark Nikkei's 0.3 percent rise at 0008 GMT. Fujitsu denied that it was now approaching an agreement or arranging a sale.

Fujitsu and Western Digial are negotiating a price of 70 billion yen to 100 billion yen ($661.5 million to $945 million), the Nikkei business daily reported Thursday morning. “There is no truth at this time to the Nikkei report concerning our hard drive business,” Fujitsu said in a statement. Fujitsu, which also competes with International Business Machines Corp and Electronic Data Systems Corp in IT services, is trying to focus more resources on its IT consulting business.

Japan's Fujitsu Ltd is said to be in talks with Western Digital Corp and others on the sale of its money-losing hard drive business, a company source said on Thursday. Reports that it was in talks sent Fujitsu's share price up 3.3 percent to 620 yen, against the benchmark Nikkei's 0.3 percent rise at 0008 GMT. Fujitsu denied that it was now approaching an agreement or arranging a sale.

Fujitsu and Western Digial are negotiating a price of 70 billion yen to 100 billion yen ($661.5 million to $945 million), the Nikkei business daily reported Thursday morning. “There is no truth at this time to the Nikkei report concerning our hard drive business,” Fujitsu said in a statement. Fujitsu, which also competes with International Business Machines Corp and Electronic Data Systems Corp in IT services, is trying to focus more resources on its IT consulting business.

Japan's Fujitsu Ltd is said to be in talks with Western Digital Corp and others on the sale of its money-losing hard drive business, a company source said on Thursday. Reports that it was in talks sent Fujitsu's share price up 3.3 percent to 620 yen, against the benchmark Nikkei's 0.3 percent rise at 0008 GMT. Fujitsu denied that it was now approaching an agreement or arranging a sale.

Fujitsu and Western Digial are negotiating a price of 70 billion yen to 100 billion yen ($661.5 million to $945 million), the Nikkei business daily reported Thursday morning. “There is no truth at this time to the Nikkei report concerning our hard drive business,” Fujitsu said in a statement. Fujitsu, which also competes with International Business Machines Corp and Electronic Data Systems Corp in IT services, is trying to focus more resources on its IT consulting business.

On Thursday, Nintendo announced a new Nintendo DS “platform” as it called it, the Nintendo DSi.  Similar in look to the DS Lite, it has some evolutionary changes.  Nothing revolutionary, though.  And the company will continue to ship the DS Lite.For example, the screens are slightly larger, at 3.25″.  The device is slimmer, about 12%, due to the dropping of the GBA slot.  It will, however, include an SD slot.  Additionally, it gains an external 3 megapixel camera and an internal

Every day there's a good chance you use a Foxconn manufactured product without knowing it. The last two enthusiast boards from Foxconn were phenomenal but Foxconn is trying a different route with the Digita Life ELA P45. Instead of overclocking they are targeting the multi-media crowd. Read on to see how Foxconn manages to switch things up.