"Gphone": Meet Android, Google’s Mobile Phone
Nov 06, 2007Google’s mobile phone has been dubbed Android and is actually an Open Source platform with an operating system and applications.
more »Power Saving Mini-PC from Israel
Oct 22, 2007The ENC-iGLX is a tiny PC computer based on AMD's Geode LX processor; about the size of a paperback, the ENC-iGLX is available under the Fit-PC brand with Gentoo or Ubuntu Linux preinstalled, although users can order Windows if they prefer.
more »Q3 2007: Intel Makes a Profit, AMD a Loss
Oct 22, 2007The two chip manufacturers closed Q3 with a net loss of US$ 396 m for AMD and a profit of US$ 1.9 billion for Intel.
more »New Nokia Tablet N810 with Keyboard and GPS
Oct 19, 2007Nokia has just announced the latest version of its Linux-based tablet PC. The device comes with a 4.13 inch touch screen, and a full-fledged keyboard.
more »Asus Board with Embedded Linux for Fast Web Access
Oct 08, 2007Asus recently released the P5E3 Deluxe/WiFi-AP@n, a mainboard for Intel CPUs that includes embedded Linux for Web access and Skype telephony and is capable of booting in a matter of seconds.
more »Small Quad-Core Server by Sun
Sep 26, 2007Sun Microsystems has just announced ist new Sun Fire X4150 and X4450 64 bit servers based on Intel's Xeon quad core CPU.
more »No Ties GPU Specification Release by AMD
Sep 10, 2007In contrary to recent reports, AMD staff has now announced that they will be providing ATI graphics processor specifications to driver developers with no ties attached.
more »HP Reveals Server with Intel's Quad-Core Processor
Sep 07, 2007HP is offering a rack server and a blade server with Intel's new quad-core processor.
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