If you’re planning to upgrade your computer in the coming months or year AnandTech has a roadmap that might make your upgrade decisions easier, if you’re going th AMD route….
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January 2004
Western Digital has crammed a number of features into its Media Center, an external hard drive with a built-in 8-in-1 memory card reader and USB 2.0/Firewire connections. PCWorld has more on it. ETA: Late January 2004…
Read more WD's Media Center
CNET News has a write-up on the latest moves in the high density optical storage format battle. Sony and friends may have quite a bit more weight behind it with HP and Dell pushing Blu-ray….
Read more HP and Dell Backing Blu-ray
A great number of people must have complained to Microsoft or they’re pulling off a PR stunt as they’ve decided to extend support for Windows 98(SE) and Millenium Edition for a good deal more time. eWEEK has details. ETA: June…
CNET News has a quick blurb on Corel’s upcoming CorelDraw Graphics Suite 12. This new version includes new drawing tools and enhanced exporting capabilities. ETA: Mid February 2004…
Read more New CorelDraw on the Way
Cobra Electronics won itself a CES Best of Innovations Award for its Cobra SKYNAV 3000. This GPS system sports features such as a hard drive for map storage and built in gyroscope. All-in-all it appears to be a great tool…
Read more SKYNAV Wins Award
gameindustry.biz spotted Infinium Lab’s “Phantom” console at CES. Granted it was a mock up and was not running any games what-so-ever. Gamespot has some pictures for your perusal as well. ETA: When pigs fly…
Read more Phantom Console at CES
Once the domain of USB, SCSI, and FireWire, SerialATA may be the next big removable storage interface. InfoWorld has the story on what a group of companies is doing to try and make that happen. ETA: Q3 2004…
Read more External SerialATA Drives
DigiTimes has written up a short article on what two of the world’s largest semicondutor fabricators see happening with 90 nanometer processes. ETA: 2004, 2005…
Read more 90nm to Surge in 2005
Asus has launched a new line of “quieter” optical drives (CD-ROM, CD-RW) called the QuieTrack. Current optical drives spin at high rates of speed in order to obtain high performance, to the detriment of ears everywhere. Xbit labs has more…
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The list goes on: NextGen Electronics Day 2 Trusted Reviews Part 1, Part 2…
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