IBuyPower's been on a pretty good roll of late with these new gaming desktops, and it's keeping things interesting with its latest two. Rather than just shoving the latest processors from AMD and Intel into the Gamer Fire 640 and Gamer Paladin F830 and calling it a day, it has thrown in a 22-inch Sa...

OEM hardware manufacturer OCZ just launched the Neutrino, a new Intel Atom N270 1.6 GHz netbook. The netbook features a 10-inch backlit LCD display with 1024 x 600 resolution, 2 Gigs of memory and a 250 GB hard drive standard. A 250 GB SSD hard drive is available for an additional cost. Of course, ...

An unsigned reader writes "It's not sci-fi, but rather premature robotics delving which is leading Intel to envision shape-shifting smartphones. 'Imagine what you would do with this material,' says Jason Campbell, a senior analyst at Intel's Pittsburgh Lab who's working in synergy with Carnegie Mell...

New series started at Artists for Christ on Proverbs afew days back, you can see the introduction here, and the first of my works here. While there have a look round the site there is a lot of fantastic stuff....

Today Apple performed serious internal upgrades on the iMac, Mac Mini, Mac Pro and Time Capsule, and they did it without a keynote—or even a press-release quote from His Jobsness. Here's a recap: Mac Mini The new Mac Mini, available now, is heavily redesigned inside and in the rear, though its...

For Intel and Lenovo, the Star Trek franchise represents an opportunity to reach the geeky people. You know, the type who give a damn about CPUs and computing equipment. That’s why they’re raffling off access to: A trip for four to the Hollywood Premiere of the new Star Trek movie. A ...

The late winter storm now pounding the northeast US isn't the only freak weather event currently in progress. Hell itself has frozen over, and the proof is that, for the first time in history, Intel is partially outsourcing the fabrication of one of its CPUs to a foundry. Intel and TSMC have jointly...

A story in Maximum PC relates what it calls the ’start of the impending doom for nVidia’. This is, of course, the gospel according to Intel, so mileage may vary. The war of words and bad blood between Intel and Nvidia continues to spiral out of control, and Intel is back at it again. Aft...

So another month slips us by, time marches unrelientingly onward, every tick our clock marking another moment lost to the mists of the past, every tock marking a moment we can no longer seize… so, yeah… its time to look at my Rpject365 for this month Random Sketches - I liked these, they...

It wasn't too hard to see this one coming, but NVIDIA has now shot back at Intel and responded point by point to each accusation Intel made recently about its Ion platform. For starters, while NVIDIA doesn't exactly dispute that Ion is just a repurposed MCP79M/MCP7A chipset, it does say that Ion is ...