Archive for March, 2010 - Page 25

Ahead of Sprint acting to officially announce the 4G HTC Supersonic next week (we initially thought the Sprint HTC Supersonic would launch this week) its reassuring to see that the WiMax HTC Supersonic has gained an inventory listing with Sprint, [...]

Samsung is fond of these little low-end touchscreen phones, as they’ve got several of them, and unfortunately, they all run Samsung’s dreadful TouchWiz UI. The new Samsung S3370 has been spied and while it isn’t running Android or packing a [...]

Seagate just took the wraps off of it’s newest offering, a new drive in its Constellation series that is about as high-end as a hard drive can get, not only does it have 2TB of space (as big as you [...]

After months of speculation in the enthusiast community, pricing and further specs for Intel’s new bleeding edge processor has revealed. Info about the -980X Extreme Edition comes to us from (where else) European retailers who apparently posted sale pages for [...]

It’s hard to imagine, but Microsoft was once in Google’s place – the unstoppable tech darling with enough cash on hand to start whatever project they wanted (Microsoft Bob?). But now, Microsoft has lost of a lot of mindshare, with [...]

Sharkoon has come out with a new QuickPort Duo docking station for hard drives that has space for two hard drives, as well as using a USB 3.0 SuperSpeed connector to link up to your PC. The docking station can [...]

The (in)famous Reggie Fils-Aime, CEO of Nintendo America, sat down with blog Kotaku and gave a candid interview on his opinions on the PlayStation Move, Xbox’s Project Natal, and the possibility of a high-def variant of the Wii coming anytime [...]

Acer’s new Aspire 1825PT and Aspire 1825PTZ convertible netbooks seem to defy an exact description as they straddle the fine line between netbook and light notebook. At any rate, they definitely look handy by their specs. Details of the netbooks [...]

Cisco Systems, a major networking hardware manufacturer, has decided to stop developing any future WiMAX hardware, specifically in WiMAX base stations and radios. While they’ll still produce IP platform hardware for WiMax (for carriers to use WiMAX), they’ve decided to [...]

Dell has released a pair of new desktops for business, providing medium-grade processing power in slimline case builds.  The Dell Vostro 230 Slim Tower and Mini Tower desktop PCs are as inexpensive as they are small, starting in price at [...]