Follow PCHardwareBlips on Twitter
TG Daily - Hardware News Latest Blog Posts |
Add as Favorite
Claim Blog 
|
http://www.tgdaily.com/ - Hardware related news at TG Daily.
Click on the "vote it up" button to submit a story below to our homepage.
If you're the owner of TG Daily - Hardware News, claim your blog to unlock additional tools and reports.
Engineers are one step closer to developing an optical computer, following the successful creation of an optical transistor from a single molecule.
Other
You have to ask whether they've really thought this through: using a giant robot rat to find disaster survivors. Victims might just decide to stay where they are.
Other
Psystar, currently under legal fire by Apple and bankruptcy
proceedings, is selling computers again, including a not so cheap Core
i7 enthusiast system.
Motherboards and Memory
Psystar
Intel
Apple
www.tgdaily.com —
Sales of semiconductors worldwide rose by 5.4 percent
in May, compared to the previous month.
Chip sales rose n May
Chip sales rose n May
Comments
vote down
The Tech Report: News
found this 33 hours ago
Dell is trying to appease Taiwanese consumers threatening legal action over a pricing mistake.
Displays
LCD
German scientists have created batteries so thin that they can be printed out, and reckon they'll be doing it on a commercial scale by the end of the year.
Other
Hewlett-Packard (HP) is the first major workstation vendor to announce
systems that can be ordered with AMD's monolithic 6-core Opteron
2400-series processors, previously code-named Istanbul. With up to 12
cores, HP's workstation is an option to Intel Nehalem-based DP
workstations.
Motherboards and Memory
AMD
Nehalem
www.tgdaily.com —
We may be seeing the next capacity jump
in memory cards soon, as Micron today announced that
it has begun mass production of 34 nm NAND flash memory chips, resulting in 16 Gb and 32 Gb devices that should pave the way to 16 GB mainstream cards as well ...
Micron puts 34 nm flash memory into mass production
Micron puts 34 nm flash memory into mass production
AMD has released the mysterious Phenom II X4 42 Black Edition TWKR
processor, which is, according to the company, the most capable
processor desktop CPU offered by the company. In fact, the CPU is so
special and rare that you can't buy it. If you are a famous overclocker
you are almost certain ...
Motherboards and Memory
AMD
The state of Maine has reportedly ordered more than 64,000 shiny MacBooks for high school students. An additional 7,000 laptops are expected to be purchased within the next few weeks.
Other
Apple
MacBook
www.tgdaily.com —
Magnetic media has a couple of rather annoying
properties. Not only are the particles used to store
data pretty much at the minimum practical size, but they can also spontaneously reverse their magnetic state.
Carbon rings could deliver storage breakthrough
Carbon rings could deliver storage breakthrough
Apple may rake in stunning profits on its iPods and iPhones, but as far as computers are concerned, the company cannot break out of the common price pressure that dominates the market these days. According to iSuppli, Apple spends 62% of the retail price of the Mac Mini just on hardware, which ...
Storage
Mac Mini
Apple
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has released an enhanced version of its 13nm process to enable improved power management.
CPUs
TSMC
Samsung has produced its first ARM11-based processor using its 45nm CMOS process.
Displays
Samsung
Linux
DDR2
www.tgdaily.com —
A team led by Yale researchers has created
the first rudimentary solid-state quantum processor, a major step
in the quest to build a quantum computer.
First quantum processor created
First quantum processor created
British firm Imagination Technologies said that Apple has bought more shares in the company.
Motherboards and Memory
Apple
Samsung
Intel
Dyson has developed a motor that it says spins ten times faster than the engine of a Boeing 747 aircraft - and the company's putting it in vacuum cleaners.
Other
TG Daily was recently invited to attend Intel Research Day at the venerable Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. Although the company showcased a number of innovative products, I was inexplicably drawn to the museum's inner sanctum where once-precious artifacts from an ancient ...
