Tag: computer
HTC's Shift UMPC available from today across Europe
This may be mobile-related, but it’s not actually derived from the MWC, as we first saw the Shift back in October of 2007.
Still, the big announcement is that it’s available from today, exclusive to Orange in the UK, Telefonica in Spain and TIM in Italy.
Need a refresher on the specs? Sure, I’m only happy to oblige, as this is one hot piece of UMPC ass. With HSDPA internet…
'We remove Vista' advert in computer shop window spells trouble for Microsoft
Seen in the window of a computer store in Milford, New Hampshire, was this sign ANNOUNCING A POSSIBLE RED ALERT SITUATION FOR MICROSOFT.
Bill, I think it’s time we called upon some massive favours here. Slash still available?…
Acer and Ferrari collaborate yet again with the 1100 notebook
The Acer Ferrari notebook which Zara first saw back in October has just been given the go-ahead from both parties, and is now shipping.
The carbon fibre 1100 is the latest in the Ferrari-branded line, and whilst it appears to look a tad bit entry-level in its aethetics, the price…
This Valentine's Day…say it with a heart-shaped mouse
Apple might want you to show your love with a pink iPod, but if that’s out of your league financially, you could go for the heart-shaped mouse instead.
Apple intros new Mac Pro: eight processor cores, twice the performance of before
Nothing’s really going to eclipse Apple’s iPhone announcement at Macworld last year, which clashed delightfully with CES 2007. Yet Apple has chosen, a week ahead of Macworld, to push out a new, high-performance Mac Pro.
Using two of Intel’s 45 nanometer Quad-Core Xeon 5400 processors running at up to 3.2 GHz, the newly designed system boasts up to twice the performance of the previous Mac Pro — and that was no sluggard.
Other notable inclusions are up to 4TB of internal storage, ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics card with 256MB as standard, up to 32GB of memory, PCI Express 2.0 graphics slot, support for the latest generation of graphics cards from NVIDIA, and the power to drive up to eight 30-inch displays at once.