|
From DailyTech: Many people weren't sure what to make of the Apple iPad when it was introduced by Steve Jobs in January. The iPad was meant to dive into a market that has largely failed to gain traction due to the use of Windows-based tablets and convertible notebooks that were never... |
|
When we reviewed the Auzentech X-Fi HomeTheater HD a few weeks back, I was without a doubt extremely impressed by the overall performance of the card. Combining the best hardware (For the most part, anyway) for impressive sound quality across the board, the X-Fi HomeTheater HD is really a true audiophile's dream. But let's be realistic here -- unless you are really picky in audio and searching for the best of the best, the rest of... |
UPDATE: The review has been completed. Please see the reviews section of this website.
|
From X-bit Labs: The market of central processing units (CPUs) decreased slightly in the first quarter of 2010, but increased dramatically compared to the Q1 2009, according to the latest figures by International Data Corporation (IDC) market research firm. Advanced Micro Devices... |
|
From InfoWorld: Adobe on Friday will announce the availability of the Creative Suite (CS) 5 family, which enables the development of content and applications for the upcoming Flash Player 10.1 and AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) 2. CS5 will be available in five versions: Master... |
|
From PC World: Netbook pioneer Asustek Computer believes its popular Eee PC netbook family will continue to attract more buyers than tablet devices such as Apple's iPad. The two devices serve different markets, with iPads better for cloud computing and netbooks better for personal... |
|
From CNET News.com: The company on Thursday began offering up a newer, leaner version of its player that's essentially the same as the old one in terms of functionality. The big difference is that the player's timeline nearly disappears after a few seconds of playback, putting more... |
|
From DailyTech: In what is likely a knife through the heart for a lot of tech enthusiasts out there, Gizmodo is reporting that Microsoft has killed plans for its Courier tablet. We first caught wind of Courier back in September of 2009 and were quickly intrigued by its innovative... |
|
From DailyTech: Is everyone just giving in to Apple now? Yesterday, we reported that Microsoft is abandoning its internal Courier dual-screen tablet concept. The Courier was to use dual 7" screens and rely on both pen and touch input. Now HP is killing off its Windows 7-based Slate... |
© Since 2005 APH Networks Inc. All trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
