Nokia Introduces Linux Based Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
Nokia is introducting the Nokia 770, a compact internet tablet based on the Linux operating system. Features include a 65,000 color 800x480 pixel display, a TI-OMAP CPU with DSP, 64 MB of RAM, 128 MB...
View ArticleCompany Shows Off 8-Way 16 Core Opteron System
Computer manufacturer Iwill is showing off an eight way, 16 core AMD Opteron system at this week's Computex trade show. The server, the H8502, uses Iwill's eight-way HTX technology to link 8 dual-core...
View ArticleComputex 2005 Coverage - Day 1
Several tech review sites have posted coverage of the first day at the Computex 2005 trade show in Taiwan. New hardware covered includes BTX Athlon 64 motherboards, the NVIDIA G70 GPU, affordable SLI...
View ArticleComputex 2005 Coverage - Day 2
Tom's Hardware, Phoronix, and AnandTech have published Day 2 coverage of the Computex 2005 trade show in Taiwan. New hardware covered includes the Gigabyte i-RAM card, the new ULi M1695 chipset for the...
View ArticleComputex 2005 Coverage - Day 3
AnandTech and Phoronix continue with Day 3 coverage of the Computex 2005 trade show from Taiwan. This time they take a look at a number of new hardware products including new graphics cards and...
View ArticleCoverage of Apple WWDC 2005
AnandTech, MacDevCenter and CNET have provided detailed coverage of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2005). Among the news items discussed are Apple's move to Intel processors starting in...
View ArticleSeagate Momentus Hard Drives Break Storage Records, Offer Encryption
Seagate Technologies has announced ten new hard drives, part of their new Momentus line, including the first drive to use perpendicular recording storage technology. The drives include a 8 GB one-inch...
View ArticleFedora Core 4 Linux Released
Red Hat today released Fedora Core 4, the latest version of their free Linux distribution. Among the major improvements in Fedora Core 4 are GNOME 2.10 and KDE 3.4, the Evince multi-format document...
View ArticleNokia and Sony Ericsson Launch a Dozen New Cell Phones
Today both Nokia and Sony Ericsson announced a dozen new cell phones. Nokia announced seven mobile phones, including the 6280 3G slide phone with 2-megapixel camera, the 6270 quadband slide phone with...
View ArticleIntel Ships New Pentium 4 Processors
Intel has started shipping seven new Pentium 4 processors. They include the 521, 531, 541, 551, 561, and 571 processors using 64-bit EM64T technology and 1 MB of L2 cache, as well as the new 3.8 GHz...
View ArticleJVC Releases Everio G Camcorders with Internal Hard Drives
JVC announced the launch of new Everio G camcorders featuring 20 GB and 30 GB internal hard disks. The new Everio GZ-MG20 and Everio GZ-MG50 camcorders are able to record up to 7 or 10.5 hours of...
View ArticleREALbasic 2005 Cross-Platform Development System Released
REAL Software has released the latest version of its REALbasic cross-platform application development tool. REALbasic 2005 supports development of GUI software that can be compiled for Windows, Mac OS...
View ArticleDivX Releases DivX 6 Video Encoding Format
DivX Networks today released the DivX 6 video encoding format, featuring enhanced performance, video quality, and editing capabilities. DivX was originally designed for computer video but is now being...
View ArticleSony Releases 8X Dual Layer DVD Burners
Sony has introduced new DVD burners capable of 8X burn speeds on dual layer DVD+R DL media. The internal DRU-810A and external DRX-810UL will be available in stores in two months. The drives also...
View ArticleSamsung Unveils X820, D830, D900 - Thinnest Cell Phones Ever
At 6.9mm, the Samsung X820, also called the Ultra Edition 6.9, is the thinnest cell phone on the market. Among the features are a 2 megapixel camera and an MP3 music player. The two other announced...
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