 Intel Plans to Start Selling $250 - $350 Laptops on Developed Markets |
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Intel Corp., the world's largest maker of x86 microprocessors, said late on Wednesday that its partners among computer makers planned to start selling low-cost mobile computers originally crea... |
| Video Game Console Sales Surprise in February |
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Sales of video game consoles in the USA in February were up compared to the previous month, according to a report from NPD market tracking firm. The fact is quite surprising as usually sales d... |
| Acer Wants to Challenge Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony |
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Acer, a leading maker of personal computers, said at a press conference recently that one of the projects that it was working on was an open-standard video game system. The company did not unv... |
| DVD Forum to Detail Network Connectivity Specifications for DVD |
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At the 41st DVD Forum Steering Committee meeting several decisions were made with the most significant one being declaration of intention to include Internet connectivity into DVD players and ... |
| Microsoft Has to Support Blu-Ray, But Not with Xbox 360, For Now |
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Microsoft Corp. cannot afford the luxury of staying away from the market of high-definition video, but this does not mean that it will embrace Blu-ray disc (BD) format right away.Following the... |
| Asus Releases 24?Display with Built-In Webcam, Microphone, Speakers |
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Large liquid crystal displays are often used by professionals who hardly require any communication capabilities out of their displays, but as huge panels lose price, even 24” monitors ma... |
| No Info on the USA Yet |
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Microsoft today announced it is lowering the estimated retail price (ERP) for its Xbox 360 family of consoles in Europe.From Friday, 14th March, Xbox 360, which includes a 20GB hard drive and ... |
| Sony Mentions Negotiations with Microsoft and Apple |
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According to Financial Times, Sony is talking to its competitor in the gaming consoles market, Microsoft Corporation, about the possibility to equip their Xbox solutions with Blu-Ray drives. A... |
| Gaming Innovation Converts Electroencephalograph Signals into Keystrokes |
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OCZ Technology announced today that their innovative gaming manipulator, the Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA) has got into mass production and should launch into channel imminently. A prototype w... |
| NME Says HD VMD Now Has Chances to Get Market Share |
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Right after Toshiba Corp. said it would withdrew from the high-definition format war by stopping production of its HD DVD equipment, Sony- and Philips-backed Blu-ray disc (BD) instantly became... |
| Sony Launches PS3 80GB with New Bundle |
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Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) officially announced new Sony PlayStation 3 80GB product bundle. The video game system features a new game controller as well as included game, howev... |
| Microsoft Sales Last HD DVD Drives for Xbox 360 |
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Microsoft Corp. has officially cut the price of its HD DVD add-on player for its Xbox 360 game console to about $50 following the recent decision to discontinue the drive because of Toshiba&rs... |
| Blu-Ray Has No Clearamce to Take off with Dreamworks |
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Despite of the fact that no HD DVD equipment will be provided by its main supporters Microsoft Corp. and Toshiba Corp., which means that the format is set to vanish into oblivion, Dreamworks s... |
| Microsoft Drops Support of HD DVD Format |
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Just a week after Toshiba Corp. decided to cease manufacturing of its HD DVD-supporting equipment, Microsoft Corp. announced decision to discontinue HD DVD add-on drive for Xbox 360 game conso... |
| Havok Offers Core Physics free for PC Game Developers |
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Havok, a subsidiary of Intel Corp. and a leading developer of physics technologies for video games, has announced that the company will offer the PC version of its physics and animation softwa... |
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