Intel has made a recent announcement that has been considered a peculiar intent to improve the reputation of its products and rebut some declarations on the part of Nvidia. Last Wednesday, Intel announced that its technology for processors is only 14 times slower than the technology from the brand of graphics processing units GeForce. The unusual announcement is a move of the Santa Clara maker of processors in order to minimize Nvidia’s allegations. According to Nvidia, the Geforce GPUs are 100 times faster than the regular Intel processors.

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The Acer Liquid Stream S110 Is a sleek little thing from the bargain PC manufacturer that will most likely supersede the company’s previous entries into the mobile market thanks to its heavy-hitting specs.  First Debuted at IO, the phone may just provide some competition for HTC and Apple in the super-smart phone Armageddon. Read the rest of this entry »

The Zotac ZBOX HD-ID11 is a tiny (and mean tiny—it’s only 7.4” by 7.4” by 1.73” making it smaller than your average trade paperback!) little machine that should keep any media junkie happy but is the $250 price tag a little too much for the bare bones edition? Read the rest of this entry »

Sony has taken a big hit in the recent past with its sales slipping across the board.  Upstarts like LG are putting the hurt on the technology giant and in turn Sony is looking to get by with a little help from its friends.  What does the “old skool” tech manufacturer have up its sleeve?  How about a smart TV equipped with Android and Intel inside? Read the rest of this entry »

Intel wants to make sure its popular Atom microprocessors support at least two new versions
of Microsoft’s new operating system (Windows 7 OS) by the second half of this year.

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In an event invitation, Intel said that will unveil Core i7,  which is the first processor of the Nehalem family targeted at high-end desktop computers.

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