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AMD isn’t about to concede an inch of its market share to Intel, not without an aggressive fight, anyway. Citing “sources from motherboard players,” DigiTimes reports AMD has taken a hatchet to about 20 desktop processors in an attempt to defend agains… [...]
Memory maker G.Skill on Thursday announced a handful of new capacities to its existing Phoenix Pro series solid state drives (SSDs), including 40GB, 80GB, and 160GB models. These new capacities, along with G.Skill’s existing 60GB, 120GB, and 240GB mode… [...]
Lian Li continues its barrage of new cases, the latest one being a new entry to its Mini-Q series, the PC-Q11. Billed as a “slim mini-tower designed for users who require more space and style,” this new chassis comes ready to support mini-ITX and mini-… [...]
Honey, SanDisk shrunk the SSD. How small, you ask? The memory card maker’s new 64GB SSD is smaller than a postage stamp and weighs less than a paper clip, SanDisk claims.
This isn’t a standard SSD that you’d pop into your desktop or notebook, but an in… [...]
Intel’s Atom processor line has become ubiquitous with netbooks and most nettops, but these aren’t the only areas the Santa Clara chip maker sees Atom processors making a splash. Recent reports suggest Intel will make a serious push into the tablet mar… [...]
Lian Li, maker of high-end cases often constructed in brushed aluminum, looks to add to its legacy with the PC-C50 multimedia HTPC enclosure.
Like so many cases before this one, the PC-C50 is made from the aforementioned brushed aluminum and is availab… [...]
Not one, but TWO Intel roadmaps recently fell off a truck and somehow managed to land on the Web, giving curious tech junkies a peek into what the Santa Clara chip maker has in store for 2011.
One of the roadmaps lists no less than 19 upcoming notebook… [...]
If you’re looking to squeeze one last DDR2 upgrade out of your aging rig before moving to a DDR3 platform, you might want to go shopping now rather than put it off for another day. According to reports, Kingston Technology raised the prices for its DDR… [...]
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