Seagate has released World’s thinnest 2.5-inch Hard disk that measures only 7-mm thick as compared to 9.5-mm standard. This hard disk will be a part of the Momentus line-up and will be available for sale in January 2010.
MSI has updated their X-Slim line-up with X600 Pro ultra-thin laptop. The 15.6-inch laptop features an exciting new design with luminous coating and extended hardware capability.
Dell has released details of a new workstation from the Precision line-up dubbed Precision M6500 that supports high end Intel Core-i7 processors along with updated hardware.
The next generation pre-release OLPC XO Laptops are longing for developers to make several application projects. These new OLPC laptops have updated hardware and currently visiting major universities like Cambridge and MIT.
We’re used to see large mainframe supercomputers with multiple racks and multi-processor power. These computers does their job preety well, but are not viable to be installed in spaces where size is an issue such as offices, studios and even in homes where large computing power is needed.
Nvidia PhysX is a leading technology of the graphics giant which accelerates physics and other computational tasks on the GPU. By default, all the new Nvidia graphics cards support PhysX. Recently, Nvidia has disabled the Physics acceleration on its GPUs when an ATI graphics card is used for rendering graphics.
Microsoft‘s much anticipated Zune HD player is around the corner. It’s expected to be one of the best portable media players, a market segment which is covered by Apple iPod Touch and iPod Nano. The Zune HD release date is announced at 15 September. Here are the detailed features and specifications of Zune HD Player.
AMD has released their next generation GPU architecture which will enable game play on any device capable of running HTML, including iPhones. The new graphics cards will be capable of delivering 2.5 teraFLOPS of processing power, which is nearly twice more than the existing graphics solutions.
There seems to be a trend of All-in-One Desktop PCs with large touch screen enabled screens. These PCs takes lesser space, gives large screen display with touch enabled input while costing less. Shuttle has released a touch screen equipped All-in-One Desktop PC which runs Linux for the value market.
More companies are moving towards CULV based notebook because of their low power requirements and significant performance improvements over Intel Atom based netbooks. The notebooks based on Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) Processors can deliver up to 12 hours of battery time.