Monday Shortbread
Monday
- DigiTimes reports Intel x86 market share rose to 80% in 2Q09 and
DDR3 prices up by double-digits in 1H August, says DRAMeXchange - The Washington Post reports cybersecurity official resigns
- WSJ reports Publicis to buy Razorfish
- TechCrunch: Which search engine do you choose in the blind test?
- What is the real reason Dell is discontinuing 12" netbooks?
- Expreview reports Intel's roadmap reveals 32nm Clarkdale specs
and Nvidia licenses SLI technology to Intel's P55 motherboards - Fudzilla reports Western Digital readies 2TB 7200 RPM drive
and next round of iMacs will get Blu-ray - Engadget reports Sony laptops can't use Windows 7's XP mode due to disabled HW virtualization
- Ars Technica: Despite Intel hype, Atom-based MIDs are a retail no-show
- Tweak.dk reports Active Media Products ships 1.8" PATA ZIF SSD upgrade for hp Mini
- Donanim Haber on world's most expensive SSD storage: $4.4 million (in Turkish)
- Inpai reports Radeon HD 4750 will have 2 different PCBs
- TG Daily reports Toshiba caves in and joins Blu-ray camp
- Engadget reports walls are no longer a limitation for U-verse with new RF Point Anywhere remote
- C|Net on the short, troubled life of SpiralFrog
- Today's deals: $80 off and $79.99 off Asus Eee PC 1005HA netbooks (both with free shipping)
- Editorial: It's time to get rid of Windows
- TweakTown's Windows 7 (Final OEM) vs. Vista VGA performance comparison
- SuperSite for Windows has Windows 7 screenshots: Starter Edition
- Tested: 5 web browsers you've never heard of
- TestFreaks review Diskeeper 2009 Professional
- DH guide: Photoshop & textures
- PC World reports Google Voice can sneak onto iPhone
- VirtualBox 3.0.4
- Nvidia Linux display driver - x86 v185.18.31
- Inside Crytek - Alex McCarthy - gameplay programmer
- Ars Technica: Pleasing the hardcore (and casual) racing fans in DiRT 2
- Joystiq reports Madden 10 DLC lets you buy injury
healing, retirement prevention, 'Elite Status,' more - Eurogamer's retrospective: Command & Conquer - The Tiberian Saga
- Linux Today's complete guide: Configure and customize ioQuake3 in Linux
- Shacknews on video games to be released this week
- GameTrailers have Wolfenstein Zeppelin Bloodbath gameplay trailer
- BioShock 2 teaser follows through, clues found on beach
- Laptop reviews MSI X600
- Engadget reports Intel's Core i5 750 spotted in the box, hastily removed and photographed
- AnandTech's MSI P55-GD80 pictorial preview
- TweakTown's MSI P55-GD65 video unboxing and preview
- Björn3D and Guru3D preview Asus P7P55D Deluxe
- OCC reviews G.Skill F3-12800CL8T-6GBHK memory kit
- Madshrimps have DDR3 roundup: New Elpida-powered kits from OCZ, Mushkin, and Corsair
- CCE Reviews on Corsair P64 SSD
- PCStats reviews Plextor PX-B310U external BD writer
- Benchmark Reviews on Patriot Corza NAS
- Expreview's quick test of the most powerful GTX 260 from Zotac
- Ultimate Hardware reviews PowerColor Radeon HD 4730 PCS
- InsideHW reviews Asus 22T1E display
- Björn3D reviews Razer Megladon headset
- Engadget reports Zune HD interface and media playback demoed on video
- ProClockers review Azza Fantom 900 case
- TweakTown reviews Vizo Arius II ARS-250 dual 2.5" SATA drive bay
- PureOC reviews Noctua NF-S12B case fan
- Hi Tech Legion reviews NZXT Cryo S laptop cooler
- XtremeComputing reviews Prolimatech Megahalems CPU cooler
- ThinkComputers reviews Thermaltake ISGC-400 CPU cooler
- Verdis Reviews on Cooler Master V8 CPU cooler
- DriverHeaven's CPU coolers roundup part 2 - August 2009
- FrostyTech reports Intel's heatsink clip is called the C33389 reference fastener
