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NVIDIA GPU Tech Conference: It's New and Fast By Rob Enderle | Article Published September 23, 2010 The new computing technology on display at the NVIDIA Conference includes life saving and revenue enhancing advances. Tags: IBM, nVidia, supercomputers, GPU, Cray Muscle for Netbooks: Nvidia's New Ion By Andy Patrizio | Article Published March 03, 2010 Netbooks aren't known as performance machines, yet Nvidia second generation Ion claims to change that. Tags: netbooks, netbook, nVidia, Ion, netbook reviews Gartner: Chip Sales Growth Will Return (Slowly) By Andy Patrizio | Article Published October 16, 2009 While growth in chip sector is clearly on the way, the number won't be dramatic. Tags: iPhone, chips, Intel, AMD, nVidia Video Conferencing: Why Isn't It More Successful? By Rob Enderle | Article Published October 06, 2009 For video conferencing to be successful it needs to embrace social networking and foster higher quality personal interaction. Tags: Facebook, HP, video conferencing, nVidia, Tandberg nVidia's New 'Fermi': 'Supercomputing in a GPU' By Andy Patrizio | Article Published October 01, 2009 nVidia is touting its next generation in graphics architecture, codenamed "Fermi," calling it "the soul of a supercomputer in the body of a GPU." Tags: chips, Intel, AMD, nVidia, Fermi AMD Touts New Chip Branding Strategy By Andy Patrizio | Article Published September 11, 2009 Consumers don't know hyperthreading from hyperbole and don't care about gigahertz anymore, AMD claims, as it move in a new direction. Tags: Windows, chips, Intel, AMD, nVidia If PC's Were Better They'd Sell Better By Don Reisinger | Article Published August 02, 2009 Sure, a bad economy is driving down PC sales. But the real culprit lies within the industry itself. Tags: Microsoft, Intel, Dell, HP, nVidia Lenovo IdeaPad Y450: Cheap and Appealing By Eric Grevstad | Article Published July 21, 2009 Netbooks have been getting all the love, offering tons of features for cheap. The Lenovo IdeaPad Y450 wants you to know you can also get a full-size for small cash. Tags: Intel, netbooks, Lenovo, nVidia, notebook reviews Taking a Second Look at Apple Xserve By Drew Robb | Article Published July 09, 2009 Apple's line of servers don't get a lot of press, yet Apple has bee working on its server products. Tags: services, Intel, Dell, HP, nVidia Kick Start Your Asus Notebook: 64-bit Kubuntu By Rob Reilly | Article Published June 25, 2009 Vroom, vroom! Your humble Asus laptop can move faster with an open source OS, juiced to perfection. Tags: Firefox, Ubuntu, HP, AMD, nVidia A Linux Meltdown (With a Happy Ending) By Carla Schroder | Article Published April 22, 2009 When the going gets tough, the tough use the command line. Tags: Linux, video, software, networking, nVidia Sun Debuts x86 Blades Geared for Network By Andy Patrizio | Article Published April 14, 2009 While Sun Microsystems runs behind HP and IBM in the blade sector, this release show it's eyeing market growth. Tags: virtualization, chips, HP, AMD, nVidia Nvidia Countersues Intel By - Reuters | Article Published March 27, 2009 Graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp countersued Intel Corp for breach of contract on Thursday, alleging that Intel made misleading statements designed to undermine Nvidia's licensing rights. Tags: chips, Intel, nVidia Tech Sales Slump: Myth vs. Fact By Andy Patrizio | Article Published February 17, 2009 There appears to be a major disconnect between the slowdown in consumer sales and the dire numbers that some tech companies are reporting. Tags: chips, Intel, Dell, AMD, nVidia iPhone vs. iPhone Killers: Apple's Next Steps By Andy Patrizio | Article Published February 09, 2009 Apple, a canny strategist, reveals nothing about it next competitive steps in the iPhone wars, yet that hasn't stopped observers from offering theories. Tags: wireless, iPhone, Apple, nVidia, voice Setting Up the Ideal Linux Desktop By Bruce Byfield | Article Published January 20, 2009 An expert GNU/Linux user talks about choice of software, partitioning, distro preference and other options for a well-configured Linux desktop. Tags: video, Linux desktop, Debian, Fedora, nVidia Latest Mac Mini Rumors Are Atomic By Andy Patrizio | Article Published January 19, 2009 An Atom processor and nVidia Ion GPU are at the heart of the Mac family's tiniest, long-neglected member -- if the gossip du jour is accurate. Tags: Intel, Mac, economy, nVidia, desktop Smaller Gadgets a Big Theme at CES By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published January 06, 2009 Although awash in gadgets, the consumer electronics show this year will be greener and not as big. Tags: Microsoft, wireless, Intel, Dell, nVidia Tech Wrap: Goodbye 2008...Hello 2009! By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes | Article Published December 17, 2008 Big events include Apple's Snow Leopard, Windows 7, the CES show, the Psystar controversy, Linux approaching one percent marketshare, and more. Tags: Linux, Microsoft, nVidia, OS X, Leopard HP Finally Offers Pre-Installed Desktop Linux By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols | Article Published December 12, 2008 For years now, HP has been slowly edging towards releasing a pre-installed Linux for general users. Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols reports that this week, HP finally took the big plunge. Tags: Linux, HP, AMD, Novell, nVidia AMD's Ambitious Platform Designs By Andy Patrizio | Article Published November 15, 2008 Undaunted by the economy and warnings from industry leader Intel, AMD introduces new platforms for desktop and mobile. Tags: services, virtualization, Intel, AMD, nVidia 10 Simple Methods for Happily Running Ubuntu By Matt Hartley | Article Published October 16, 2008 Adopting a Linux distro, even a user friendly one like Ubuntu, requires some gumption and a few helpful pointers. Tags: wireless, Ubuntu, Linux desktop, nVidia Apple Cuts Prices on Notebooks By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published October 15, 2008 Apple Inc on Tuesday cut the price on its entry-level notebook computer to $999 and introduced a line of aluminum-clad machines starting at $1,299 in moves catering to budget-minded buyers at a time when recession fears loom over the global economy. Tags: Apple, Intel, economy, nVidia, media Gamer's Hardware Guide, Fall '08 By Vince Freeman | Article Published October 06, 2008 If you're looking for the best combination of parts available for a little less than than top dollar, check out this guide to extreme gaming PCs. Tags: video, Intel, AMD, nVidia, gaming PC PC Hardware Trends: AMD's Most Affordable R700s By Vince Freeman | Article Published October 01, 2008 AMD unveils more bad news for Nvidia by bringing the R700 graphics processor architecture to the under-$100 segment -- and a mix of price, performance, and power consumption that surpasses anything yet seen. Tags: Intel, marketing, AMD, nVidia, desktop HP TouchSmart IQ506 Review By Eric Grevstad | Article Published September 25, 2008 Touch and Go Tags: wireless, iPhone, Intel, HP, nVidia Platform Trends: Budget GPUs Galore By Vince Freeman | Article Published September 12, 2008 Sure, AMD and Nvidia have fast, fire-breathing graphics cards, but the rivals are now tempting bargain hunters. How do these strategies stack up against each other -- or against price cuts on last year's cards? Tags: programming, Specification, AMD, nVidia, SEC Closed Source vs. Open Source in Desktop Linux By Matt Hartley | Article Published July 12, 2008 The Linux desktop quite commonly relies on closed source code to keep itself running. And if the code works, let it be. Tags: open source, wireless, Linux desktop, nVidia, Wine Microsoft Offers Office for Annual Fee By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published July 05, 2008 A lower-cost, subscription-based Office bundle may be less of an effort to undermine Google Apps and more about promoting Microsoft's OneCare antivirus service. Tags: Google, search, services, Microsoft, nVidia AMD Pushes 'Cinema 2.0' With Superfast Chip By David Needle | Article Published June 18, 2008 Latest Radeon graphics chip features low-cost teraflop performance. Tags: IBM, chips, Intel, AMD, nVidia AMD Finally Offers a Notebook Platform By Andy Patrizio | Article Published June 08, 2008 Puma will be its first platform built specifically for notebooks, combining AMD chips with ATI graphics and chipsets. Tags: video, Vista, Intel, AMD, nVidia It's a Small (Notebook) World at Computex By Eric Grevstad | Article Published June 06, 2008 Whether it's sold by generic white-box resellers or famous names like Dell and Apple, a huge percentage of PC hardware comes from Taiwan. That's why the annual Computex trade show in Taipei always generates big news. Tags: wireless, Intel, Notebook, laptop, nVidia New VIA Chip Ready to Take On Intel, AMD By Andy Patrizio | Article Published May 30, 2008 The Nano processor is competitive with low-end offerings from the big names and draws much less power. Tags: wireless, chips, Intel, AMD, nVidia Why Linux Frightens Both the Software and Hardware Industry By Matt Hartley | Article Published May 27, 2008 Change is scary. Until you see more mainstream entities supporting Linux alternatives, the world will remain in the dark as to lower cost options. Tags: Linux, HP, nVidia, policy, OS X Take Two on The Future of PC Graphics By Andy Patrizio | Article Published April 13, 2008 Are Nvidia and Intel headed for a fight? Or are they inextricably joined at the hip? Tags: search, chips, Intel, AMD, nVidia Real HD 16:9 Screens Top Acer's Multimedia Notebooks By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published March 22, 2008 Acer goes Hollywood with perfectly 1080p-compatible, 1,920 by 1,080-pixel screens -- one measuring 18.4 and the other 16 inches -- on a pair of Core 2 Duo-powered, home-theater-audio-equipped laptops. Tags: video, support, IT, nVidia, media, desktop, Storage |
