Asus P7F7-E WS SuperComputer motherboard
March 16, 2010
Asus' latest P7F7-E WS SuperComputer motherboard ought to get all of you geeks out there salivating - after all, it does maximize transmission speeds by integrating the industry's latest I/O technologies including USB 3.0, SATA 6G storage interface and the IEEE 1394b FireWire standard. Apart from that, you will plus benefit from the LGA1156 socket and the latest Intel 3450 chipset with onboard graphics. Folks who love gaming can pick up a quartet of ATI CrossFireX cards or 3-way/2-way Nvidia SLI cards to go along with that aptly-named SuperComputer motherboard, not to mention its ability to leverage Nvidia Cuda parallel computing architecture to support up to four Nvidia Tesla cards with Clarkdale Processors. Hmmm, best to have a great cooling system in there.
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SanDisk 64GB Ultra SDXC card ships
February 23, 2010
SanDisk has started to ship its 64GB Ultra SDXC memory card, making it the highest capacity SD memory card from the memory manufacturer, where that little piece of silicon is able to deliver up to 15MB/sec read speed and Class 4 speed rating. Capable of capturing and storing towering stretches of 1080p High Definition video files, transferring them by to a computer can plus be done in a jiffy since SDXC cards are based on the new SD 3.0 specification. Priced at $349.99 each, the 64GB SanDisk Ultra SDXC card is accompanied by a lifetime limited warranty. [Press Release]
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webOS 1.4 to reach that February 25th
February 22, 2010
Palm has just a few more days to prepare good on their promise of webOS 1.4 to roll out before the month is by, and an insider from Verizon has let out that February 25th is the long-awaited term, where the update will roll out to approximately 100,000 devices simultaneously. Similar to updates in the past, that one is free to download and install, but we would highly recommend you produce a backup of all your vital info beforehand. Among the features expected to accompany webOS 1.4 are video recording, compatibility with Flash 10.1, minor speed improvements and a different way to launch new cards. What's a few more days of waiting after so expanded, eh?
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Jungo ZeroDriver software
February 11, 2010
The Jungo ZeroDriver software aims to invent using your computer a much more friendly experience, where it enables seamless connectivity amidst USB details cards (both the 3G and 4G variety) and virtually any notebook or desktop, all without having to get yet another driver installed on the host machine. Apparently, the ZeroDriver (which is more or less an all-in-one driver) supports all goods card features to moment, which include dial-up and high speed browsing, voice calls, SMS, diagnostics and network statistics among others. It additionally boasts HSPA+ bandwidth standard support, making the ZeroDriver one zippy and flexible solution regardless of the numerous hardware mobile platforms your organization has. Currently, ZeroDriver is available for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.
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NVIDIA Fermi-based GTX 470 And GTX 480 Confirmed
February 3, 2010
NVIDIA’s Fermi-based cards (GF100) have gotten some official names, namely the GeForce GTX 470 and GTX 480. that was announced via NVIDIA’s Facebook page, though the downside is that only the names were divulged at the moment. We previously mentioned some specifications of the Fermi-based GF100 GPU, so it’ll be interesting to see how the GeForce GTX 470 and GTX 480 turn out. Hopefully the performance will not disappoint.
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CoolIT universal GPU liquid cooling system
February 1, 2010
Love getting the latest and the greatest video graphics card in your computer? Well, some of us out there would not only purchase such cards, but push it to their limits as well through overclocking - which means those components heat up, and fast. CoolIT hopes to compose cooling a snap with their new universal GPU liquid cooling system known as the OMNI A.L.C. system. Comprising of three parts, they are the universal OMNI water block, the universal liquid plate and a third piece that attaches directly to the graphics card. The interposer plate is separated from the actual liquid plate, allowing you to swap that piece out whenever you decide to upgrade your graphics card the next duration round. Pretty much a no-brainer, eh?
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Upgraded Spy Button Camera
January 15, 2010
You might have been interested in the button camera before, but the cost of entry was too high back thereupon. Now the lovely folks by at Thanko are selling a new Spy Button Camera on their site for just $55, which includes 6 buttons. The camera is capable of shooting 720 x 480 resolution videos at 30fps and pictures in 1280 x 1024. It’s powered by a lithium-ion battery, and is decent to shoot about 70 minutes of video. You’ll need to pop in a microSD card for you to be able to store your videos, and it supports cards up to 16GB in size. Seems like a fun thing to carry around with you whether you’re into spy gear, just don’t forget you’re wearing it and walk into places where cameras aren’t allowed.
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