Intel said that we should expect to see over 570 PCs this year taking advantage of the chipmaker's brand new Ivy Bridge processors that were announced today, and it looks like the first ones aren't Continue reading…
Nvidia's long-awaited move to 28nm technology is finally upon us today with the launch of the GeForce GTX 680. Billed as the most efficient GPU ever put together, the GTX 680 has a very reasonable Continue reading…
Has your iPad 2 lost some of its shine since Apple's announcement of the new iPad last week (Check out our iPad review)? Looking longingly at the Retina display? Maybe you're considering trading in so Continue reading…
AMD's taken the wraps off the Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition and HD 7850 graphics cards today, both of which are based on its 28nm Pitcairn architecture with 2GB of GDDR5 RAM. The key difference between Continue reading…
The dust has settled on day one of Mobile World Congress, and it's been packed full of product announcements. While most of the world was sleeping Nokia announced a number of phones, the pick of the Continue reading…
It's been a busy day here in Barcelona — Mobile World Congress hasn't officially started yet and we've already seen over twenty new products announced. Huawei went high-end with the MediaPad 10 FHD Continue reading…
Reviews are flowing in for AMD's latest midrange 28nm GPUs, the Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition and HD 7750, both based on the company's Southern Islands Cape Verde architecture. The new cards are focused Continue reading…
The first reviews for the Radeon HD 7950 are in, and the general consensus is good. Launching a month after the 7970, the 7950 is the second card to come from AMD's 28nm Radeon 7900 range, codenamed Continue reading…
AMD today launches the Radeon HD 7970, its first graphics card built at a 28nm production process and the first member of its Southern Islands family of GPUs. As its name suggests, the HD 7970 is the Continue reading…
Despite the fact that Nvidia's found a way to make its naming scheme even more irritating — its new $289 GPU is actually called the "GeForce GTX 560 Ti with 448 Cores" — the card itself has been Continue reading…
