Samsung develops DDR4 memory with up to 40 percent better energy efficiency than DDR3

DDR3 has just picked up from where DDR2 left. It’s going big and fast and cheap too, which the public needs. However, Samsung has not been chillaxing behind, as the firm has made announcement of a DDR4 DRAM stick that can perform read and write operations...

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Nvidia announces new GeForce 500M chipsets for the mobile warriors

Nvidia is not a no-show at CES, as they did unveil new graphic products from their company. This time around however, it’s something that you can easily purchase off the shelf. Nvidia has unveiled a new line of GPUs at the show that will be the graphics...

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Kingston launches USB 3.0 roadmap, SDHC UHS-I UltimateXX card

Kingston announced at CES their latest range of SDHC cards, the USH-I UltimateXX, which will be on sale later this month. The USH-I UltimateXX is stated as perfectly backwards compatible with Class 4, Class 6, and Class 10 equipment. By using USH-I,...

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Bigfoot Networks intros Killer E2100-powered motherboards from ASUS, MSI and Gigabyte

Bigfoot Networks stated that they’re targeting motherboard manufacturers, but we never knew it’s going to be this big. The company has announced at CES three partnerships with major mainboard makers, and they’re MSI, ASUS, and Gigabyte. Gigabyte will...

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Intel’s Sandy Bridge hitting the desktop market

CES sees Intel announcing Sandy Bridge and making giant impact on upcoming laptops, but we see very little for the desktop. No love there it seemed. Nevertheless, desktop manufacturers and custom PC makers have quietly updated their systems with Intel’s...

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Cisco’s CIUS tablet now in Verizon’s LTE list

Verizon US announced their 4G LTE network, and obviously to push that you’ll had to have lots of LTE-enabled devices to push sales. Now, besides lots of LTE tablets and smartphones, Verizon has also added Cisco’s rare business-savvy Cius tablet onto...

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Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Arc finally gets some spec as the company goes official.

Finally we get some proper (official) numbers for the just announced Xperia Arc. It’s got 1GHz processor in the form of a Qualcomm MSM8255 paired with an Adreno 205 graphics chip. The company also mentioned (or admitted) about their infamous record with...

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Tron Light Discs as a Lamp

Here’s a light that’s look like a very familiar white Ring, and called “Ring”, literally. The designer is Loris Bottello, and this bioluminescent polymer light is inspired by Tron. The intensity of the light can be adjusted by rotating the disc. Good...

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An angry iPhone Case That Opens Beer Bottles Too

Yes, there’s an app for everything (literally?), but sometimes when you need brute force, the iPhone just can’t handle. But don’t worry as we have the iBottle for your iPhone case. Combining two of the world’s most powerful devices, the phone and bottle...

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Reuse your bike parts for something more useful?

Here’s some funky stuff about ‘recycling’. I’m sure you all know what that thing above is. There’s more below. There’s a scale, a corkscrew, and even a bowl. In a collaborative effort, Triumph Motorcycles and art students reused motorcycle parts into...

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Ang Ang Ang’s k-car

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Chrome no longer supports H.264 video playback

Google created a new WebM video standard that’s royalty free and high quality in May 2010, but now they’re ready to fully push this new standard. Though, they’re doing it in a very harsh way, and that is by dropping off support for rival H.264 codec...

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Firefox 4 coming soon?

Last we heard from Firefox 4’s beta was a few months ago, but Mozilla developers have posted the first builds of Firefox 4 Beta 10, which is planned to be the final beta before the release of Firefox 4 RC. What does that mean? Well, the gold for the...

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A bike that transform?

Here’s something for you to imagine what future bikes will look like. A three-wheeled personal transportation system which functions as a self-balancing dicycle in lower speed mode, and can be transformed into a full fledge motorcycle at high speed....

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Gigabyte G1-Killer Gaming Series Motherboards goes official

Gigabyte was able to officially launch their G1-Killer Gaming Series motherboards over at Vegas during CES 2011. Take it as something similar to ASUS’s ‘Republic of Gamers’ series. Currently in their list there are three motherboards, but awkwardly they’re...

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Audiovox AVDBR1 Automotive Blu-ray Player

It’s becoming a common sight to see cars equipped with DVD players and monitors, and now the transitioning to Blu-ray for in-car-entertainment has begun. Audiovox has announce a brand new Automotive Blu-ray DVD player, AVDBR1 which allows you to enjoy...

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Lighter Bike

Smoke? Bought lots of lighters over the pass years? Probably a good idea to keep them. You never know what you might come up wi...

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Motorola XOOM Tablet up for Pre-order at Handtec

What a surprise. This is fast. CES 2011 just ended but Handtec has already listed the Motorola XOOM tablet for pre-orders. But the bad news here this time is the price tag that they’re asking: a very frightening £659.99 or £549.99 (excluding VAT). Yes,...

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NZXT Bunker saves your mouse, won’t save your LCS rig

This ‘bunker’ might look stupid to most people who have a computer at home forever, but not to those gamers that go to LAN parties and LAN tournaments. The NZXT Bunker is a new computer accessory that helps prevent your expensive USB gears from being...

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Shure launches three new products at NAMM

Shure, the famous ‘headset and mic’ company has just introduced three new models at the NAMM trade show. The first is a bud. It’s the SE 215 which is a wallet-friendly single driver earbud. You get a choice of black or fancy translucent casing, and it...

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