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Although wireless connectivity was not exactly widespread several years back, this means of communication has become so common that, according to iSupply, 5 billion people will have subscribed to such services by the end of September. Even though the penetration of wireless services varies from region to region, it seems that a fairly large chunk [...]
Supposedly not scheduled to debut until later this fall, the first Google TV, with web browsing capabilities, among other things, will supposedly come out this very month, at least that’s what Intel’s CEO Paul Otellini said in a recent interview. TVs have been slowly turning, from single-purpose electronics, into devices with multiple types of capabilities. [...]
It has been no intention on putting a stop to SandForce’s arguable supremacy among SSD controllers, but Seagate and Samsung have apparently decided to pool their resources and create cross-license controller technologies for the next generation of solid state drives. Seagate is already an expert in enterprise storage, even though it has, so far, focused [...]
Same as companies on the PC and consumer electronics markets, Hewlett-Packard has been eager to get into the tablet game for quite some time and, though it met a few hurdles in its Windows 7 slate PC development, it seems to be making progress in not just this area, but also that of webOS-running slates, [...]
Lately, Samsung may have already unveiled the X125 ultraportable mobile computer, but the PC maker definitely doesn’t look as though it is ready to settle for just that one product. As such, it decided to update two of the product pages on its official website. Said product pages belong to two of its X Series [...]
Previously Sharp announced its first BDXL Blu-ray disks, with a capacity of 100GB and, soon after, TDK revealed its own plans to join this movement. Later, once the first batch of disks starts selling, the two hope to move on to 128GB disks. Needless to say, these capacities are nothing to be frowned upon, but [...]