Hardwarezone posted an update from the IDF Fall 2007
HotHardware continue their IDF coverage today with a look inside keynote talks from Gordon Moore and Pat Gelsinger.
Bonafide Reviews.com posted an editorial; a half-serious, half-humorous look into four common gamer stereotypes.
Bit-Tech published coverage from the first day at IDF Fall 2007
PC Perspective reports that Intel Skulltrail will use NVIDIA SLI technology
HotHardware posted day 1 of their Fall IDF coverage
Bit-Tech published a feature about MSI KunShan Factory Tour 2007
DailyTech reports that the DVD forum have approved tripple layer 51GB HD DVD
Tech ARP posted a new editorial: The AMD NDA Scandal
Tech ARP posted an article on copyright measures
Bigbruin.com posted a coverage from the Seagate NYC Blogger Event
InfoWorld reports that Intel plans to unveil a version of its Xeon processor on Wednesday that's designed for high-end servers with multiple processors
TechARP posted an editorial on Intel's Future Plans
OC Workbench posted a news story on the Raon Everun 4.8" Touch screen UMPC
A multitude of users are reporting that they are unable to play Bioshock on their PC today due to what is likely a patch by either 2k or AVG or perhaps a combination of the two.
New set of extensions to the x86 instruction set used by both AMD and Intel's chips would give software developers new tools to develop future applications.
AMD proposes SSE5 for faster games, media apps
AMD proposes SSE5 for faster games, media apps
EarthLink has backed out of a deal to build San Francisco's free citywide Wi-Fi service.
Free San Francisco Wi-Fi project dies
Free San Francisco Wi-Fi project dies
TweakTown posted Comex 2007 Singapore – Day 1 Coverage
Tech ARP posted a new editorial: AMD Speaks On Barcelona & Phenom
PC Perspective published an article on PC Gaming
The Inquirer reports that has been bought by Acer for over $700 million
Hardwarezone posted part 2 of their Comex 2007 Preview
Tech ARP posted a new editorial: The Hush Hush AMD Event
InfoWorld published a news story on the recent network blackout in the northeastern of the United States
Hardwarezone posted part 1 of their Comex 2007 Preview
Tech ARP updated their preview of the AMD Phenom Processor (Agena & Kuma)
InfoWorld reports that Toshiba prototypes methanol fuel cell for laptops
HEXUS.net reports that AMD VP Henri Richard resigns
TrustedReviews posted their coverage from the Epson Insight Day
InfoWorld reports thats many users still wondering what caused the worst outage in Skype's five-year history.
"Moviestar" version of Flash Player will support high-definition MPEG 4 video compression standard H.264.
Adobe brings high definition to Flash videos
Adobe brings high definition to Flash videos
Hardwarezone posted a preview on the Samsung Ultra Music F300 mobile phone
Tech ARP has posted an editorial about the upcoming Intel 45 nm Processors
CNET News reports that Xtreme Notebooks has released the first quad-core laptop in the U.S.
TweakTown overclocked the G0 SLACR Q6600 to 4GHz
Tech ARP posted an editorial on AMD's Barcelona CPU
Bit-Tech published a feature on Independent games development
Hardwarezone posted a first look at the Nokia 6120 Classic (3.5G Smartphone)
BlueTomorrow.com has posted an article on Wibree
Hardware Analysis posted a new column: When stuff breaks days after the warranty expires?
Hardwarezone posted a news story on the Asus P526 Pegasus Pocket PC Phone
CNET News reports that a new specification from AMD could make it easier for software developers to take advantage of processors with multiple cores.
OC Workbench reports that AMD Japan showcased the Phenom 3.0GHz processor on an event in the district of Akiba, the central of all PC and electronics in Tokyo, Japan
Tech ARP compared PDAs and paper organizers
After so many years, there is still no clear evidence that using a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) is any better than just an old-fashioned paper organizer. Or is there? I'm sure many of you have contemplated whether it was worth buying a PDA or if it was better for you to just to stick to your Franklin Covey.PDA Vs. Paper : Fight!
Bit-Tech published the worklog for Nick Falzone's latest creation: Project Nakamura
HotHardware.com posted a coverage of this year's Quakecon
OC Workbench reports that Intel X38 may support both ATI CrossFire and NVIDIA SLI technology
Hardware Secrets created a new datasheets section on their website
ThinkGaming.org posted new StarCraft 2 Screenshots
HotHardware.com published an update on the AMD 690 Chipset
Back in February of this year, we took a look at the AMD 690 series chipset and praised it for its affordability, power efficiency, and strong performance relative to its competition. AMD has since taken the 690 series chipset and optimized it further through some BIOS and software level enhancements that result in marked performance gains in a number of situations and also introduce some new features. We've got a motherboard from Gigabyte on the test bed that feature the latest updates and thought we'd compare its performance to the unaltered board we evaluated when the chipset was first introduced to see just how much the platform's performance has changed. Head on over to the site and take a look.AMD 690 Chipset Update
