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News Glance: The Essential Commentary on the Week’s Hottest News

[ 06/22/04 | by Anton Shilov]

In our this week’s News Glance we take an in-depth look on AMD’s dual-core microprocessors, a dispute between a group of end-users and Sapphire Technology as well as OCZ Technology’s unique device called “DDR Booster” that allows to clock memory at astonishing 633MHz or above.

News Glance: The Essential Commentary on the Week’s Hottest News

[ 06/14/04 | by Anton Shilov]

We are probing a possibility to create overviews of the week’s hottest events featuring commentary from official representatives and industry experts. This is X-bit labs’ pilot issue with the in-depth look into the most significant recent happenings in the personal computer industry in the recent week. Today we are covering the latest stories about AMD Sempron, NVIDIA NV45, dual-core Pentium 4 chips, dispute between NVIDIA and ATI in regards trilinear filtering optimizations, AMD’s plans to supply low-power chips and ABIT’s claims about instability of the NVIDIA nForce3 250-series.

E3 Show in Los Angeles: All About Gaming

[ 05/17/04 | by Anna Filatova]

E3 Electronic Entertainment Exposition show in Los Angeles was a great event for gaming fans. Tons of new games for PC, Xbox, Playstation, new exciting details about the upcoming software and hardware solutions, cool giveaways and a lot of other fun stuff. Read our show coverage now for more interesting news from the showfloors!

May 2004 Hardware News Overview

[ 05/11/04 | by Andy Yaschenko]

In our new article devoted to the news of the hardware industry you will be able to read about the new product announcements, the leading manufacturers’ plans for the near future, the exciting new stuff coming out at Computex 2004 and much more!

PCI Express and DDR2 Ready to Occupy the Market?

[ 04/28/04 | by Anton Shilov]

The industry is making two important leaps this year: it begins to replace conventional PCI with PCI Express and is forwarding to DDR2 SDRAM memory. Find out some more information about the challenges the new technologies are likely to run into this year.

April 2004 Hardware News Overview

[ 04/21/04 | by Andy Yaschenko]

Today we are going to offer you a detailed coverage of the events, which took place in the past month, and to see how they are going to affect the situation in the CPU, chipset, mainboard, graphics, memory and peripherals markets. If you feel like you might have missed something recently, then check out our article now!