Hyper-Threading is a patented technology from the house of Intel, brought into the market in 2002 with the Pentium 4 processor. In this architecture of the processor, a single microprocessor is made to act like two discrete processors logically. It is a fact that most of the computer programs don’t make 100% utilization of the … Read more →
As of January 2013, Asus and Acer will no longer be making netbooks. Asus launched the first netbook, Eee PC, back in 2007, but now it’s over. Asus did try to revive the netbook market last year with its Eee PC 1024 Flare Series with Intel Atom processor, which was able to boot from sleep-mode … Read more →
If you look at the current crop of Ultrabooks on the market they all feature the uncanny resemblance of a normal laptop only thinner and shinier. In fact, you would not be punished for mistaking an Ultrabook for a regular laptop from afar, and this is one of the contributing factors as to why their … Read more →
Summary: A GPU, graphic processing unit, adds a power-up to servers needing a boost. Cost-effective and easily addable, a server with GPU improves server system efficiency, performance, and security capabilities. GPU accelerated servers are particularly excellent for servers used in critical, high-intense computer processing environments, such as engineering and visualization purposes. Storage servers with enhanced … Read more →
If you are a consumer and have been shopping around for a laptop as of late, then you will have come across a range of next-generation Ultra-thin laptops called ‘Ultrabooks’. An Ultrabook is a name given to a laptop which meets certain Intel specified hardware requirements. These include that machines with the Ultrabook bearing brand … Read more →
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) is quickly becoming “the new SOPA/PIPA”, though it’s not exactly the same, it does open for some of the same worries as SOPA and PIPA did. If you want to read the full text of the bill, you can do that here, or scroll to the bottom … Read more →
The Samsung Galaxy Tab has arrived and will be launched in stores all across the UK this month. With this, Samsung has launched the “World of Tab” at www.youtube.com/samsunguk where you can find videos on unboxing, reviews, and personal stories. You can also view their Facebook account at www.facebook.com/samsunguk In one of the videos (view … Read more →
Surprise, surprise. As if the world didn’t already knew that Apple was going to release Sandy Bridge MacBook Pro’s in the near future – well, the near future has arrived, because today the Apple Store was updated with new MacBook Pro models. All of them with the new Intel Sandy Bridge Core i5 and i7 … Read more →
Apple has updated their Apple Stores today by presenting two brand new products and a few updates to existing products: 1) Magic Trackpad The most exciting new product, without doubt. This takes your laptop trackpad, blows it up bigger and separates it from the computer. It’s like a mouse pad – but without the mouse. … Read more →
I bet you didn’t think notebooks would ever look like this when you got your first laptop back in the 90’s, but Intel just showed a new concept they call Activedash which comes with four displays; A normal, big, display and three touch sensitive displays just above the keyboard. The three touch screens works just … Read more →