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Tuesday, 22 September 2009 07:24 |
 AMD has announced it will launch it's first 6-core processor in 2010. A major plus is that the processor will be backward compatible with AMD's current AM3 and AM2+ motherboards. The "Thuban" will feature six cores using 45nm die and will include an integrated DDR3 controller. Also rumored, 3MB of L2 and 6MB of L3 cache. The latest offering from AMD will complete with Intel's I9 series of 6-core processors that will also include hyper-threading for a total of 12 processing threads. No speed specifications or prices have been announced yet. |
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Monday, 21 September 2009 11:42 |
 President of Square Enix, Yoichi Wada has said he believes Nintendo will have a new console with HD by 2011. He also went on to say that having all of the consoles at a similar playing field, which will make it easier on game developers. Personally, I think its great because the Wii needs to be HD and it will shutup the haters. |
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Monday, 21 September 2009 08:00 |
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Seagate has released the very first 6Gbps hard drive today (ST32000641AS), it should be available from stores sometime in the next week. The drive has 2TB of storage with 64MB cache. The drive will feature an option to use "short-stroking". Short-stroking means that data is only written to every other track of the drive, which is suppose to give the drive faster access speed, but at the cost of storage space (~50%). Seagate says that if you use short-stroking the drive speed will be comparable to a 10,000RPM Western Digital Velociraptor. The drive will retail for $299 and have a 5 year warranty. |
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Sunday, 20 September 2009 20:52 |
 Point Grey has announced plans to showcase the "world's first" SuperSpeed USB-enabled digital video camera at the 2009 Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco. The prototype camera utilizes a 3 megapixel (MP) Sony IMX036 CMOS image sensor, which ensures high sensitivity, color fidelity, low power and elminates smear. The sensor also supports HD 1080p60 mode to facilitate the output of raw, uncompressed 1920 x 1080 pixel images at 60 frames per second (FPS). For more info head on over to TGDaily.com. |
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Sunday, 20 September 2009 20:37 |
 New rumors say that Windows 7 for Notebooks will not be crippled, unlike earlier reports on the net. There is a possibility of a few minor things being removed, but for the most part it should be similar to the desktop version. No word on what the pricing will be, or if it will be available as a stand-alone version for those who already own netbooks. |
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