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Earlier news here ____________________________________________ 03/09/05 - Motherboards & barebones reviews of the day - Gigabyte K8NXP-SLI & 3D1 bundle at Tweak Town - Price - nForce4 SLI motherboard roundup at Firing Squad - Price - Wow! Logitech MX1000 Laser Mouse at 53$ - Gigabyte GA-K8N Ultra/SLI nForce4 at PC stats - Price - DFI LANPartyUT NF4 Ultra-D at HardOCP - Price - Socket 939 motherboard roundup at All Round PC - Price - New! Sempron 2800+ Socket 754 90nm box at 86$ - Soltek SL-K890Pro-939 KT890 at Hard Core Ware - Price - Albatron K8X890 Pro II VIA K8T890 at ixbt-labs ____________________________________________ 03/09/05 - Fake AMD, Intel is bad, Embedded Opteron, etc. Ugly story in Taiwan where 60000 remarked AMD chips have been seized by local Police. Digitimes has all the details here. Of course this is nothing compared to Intel unfair commercial practice in Japan against AMD and Transmeta. Asahi has good datas about that here, Google has tons of juicy headlines here.and PC PRO is talking of insults here! On the front of honesty, AMD is still working hard and offers on one hand, Opteron an extended life in the embedded market as said in all the headlines located here and, on the other, announces broad support for coming dual-core from leading vendors here. We just pray that Intel won't put too much pressure on them... ____________________________________________ 03/07/05 Cray XD1 supercomputer Best Products of 2005 Cray XD1 Opteron/Linux-based supercomputer has been chosen by Design News for a Best Products of the Year Award in the category of hardware. The Best Product award is given to the most innovative and ground-breaking products. The Cray XD1 supercomputer was chosen for its exceptional application performance, ease-of-use and management. Read the whole release press here ____________________________________________ 03/07/05 - Motherboards & barebones reviews of the day - Soltek K8T890 Pro-939 VIA K8T890 Pro at T-break - Price - Shuttle SN25P nForce4 barebone at PC Inpact - Shuttle SN25P nForce4 barebone at Barebone Center - New! Sempron 2800+ Socket 754 90nm box at 86$ - DFI LANParty UT NF4 Ultra-D at Legion Hardware - Price - Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe nForce4 SLI at AMD Gamer - Price - Wow! Logitech MX1000 Laser Mouse at 53$ - DFI NF4 SLI-D overclocking at Xtreme Resources - Price - Foxconn NF4K8MC-ERS nForce4 at Bjorn 3D - SiS 756 Reference board at OC workbench ____________________________________________ 03/07/05 - Design solution For AMD Geode NX processors AMD today announced availability of the first development board specifically designed for the high-performance, low-power AMD Geode NX processor family, featuring the Mini-ITX form factor and a specialized Silicon Integrated Systems chipset (SiS741CX and SiS964). The Geode NX DB1500 development board and reference design was created to simplify product design processes with integrated hard and soft capabilities using high-performance, low-power Geode NX processors. Read more about all this here ____________________________________________ 03/07/05 - Turion 64 Tested, IBM & Opteron, and more... An AMD Turion 64 2800+ Socket 754 90nm running at 1.6 GHz (35W!) with 1M L2 Cache has been benchmarked at Xtreme here. eWeek started the "eweek" with some hot news here regarding the ongoing battle between AMD and Intel on the CPU virtualization technology field while InfoWorld has a some words here about IBM chosing Opteron rather that Itanium for next blade gen. The CPU war also heat up on the judiciary front as reported in the Daily Yomiuri here where it is said that the Japanese FTC (Fair Trade Commission) is not too happy with the way Intel stopped manufacturers from using AMD's product. While the battles are raging on so many fronts, we suspect that spining off Spansion should be a smart more and Google has an increasing number of stories about that here. and finally, if like us, you're crazy about Google then you should enjoy the new Google desktop ready for download here ____________________________________________ 03/03/05 - Motherboards & barebones reviews of the day - Albatron K8SLI first nForce4 SLI board specs and photo - MSI K8N Neo3-FSR nForce4 at Trusted Reviews - DFI nF4 SLI-DR nForce4 SLI at PC Perspective - Price - Brand new emachines M6805 Athlon 64 laptop at 999$ - ECS KN1 Extreme nForce 4 at X-bit labs - Price - ECS KN1 Extreme nForce 4 at Matériel - Price - AMD64 Socket 939 Overclocking Base at Tunep.free - Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo A1630 at Laptop Showcase - New! Sempron 2800+ Socket 754 90nm box at 86$ - NVIDIA Nforce 4 SLI roundup at AnandTech - Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9 nForce4 4X at Motherboard - Price ____________________________________________ 03/03/05 - Windows 64, IBM & SUN, AMD at IDF, and more For all those looking for a meaningful Windows 64 roadmap, Microsoft Watch has published the latest here. Soon after Dell snubbed - one more time - AMD, ZDNet publishied here a humiliating blog where it is said that readers' interest for Dell server line is near ZERO while IBM and Sun were generating a lot of attention. One more time, AMD is spoiling Intel grand IDF mass with a counter-briefing briefly described here and a sky parade with five planes which wrote here a gentle reminder to all Intel's lovers: Turion 64 is coming and thou shall fear its wrath! The giant fight between the two chip behemoths promises to be ugly and especially in China where AMD is massively investing. With a newly built assembly line in Suzhou, AMD aims to break Intel's monopoly in the Middle Empire as explained here. With such lineup that should'nt be too hard! ____________________________________________ 03/01/05 - Motherboards & barebones reviews of the day - Abit NF8 NVIDIA nForce3 250Gb at InsaneTek - Price - Nvidia nforce 4 SLI roundup at Hexus - Price - Brand new emachines M6805 Athlon 64 laptop at 999$ - DFI LANParty UT NF4 Ultra-D at Tech Report - Price - Shuttle SN25P nForce4 barebone at Matbe - Wow! 400GB Seagate Hard Drive (ST3400832AS) at 339$ - Asus A8N-SLI Deluxe nF4 SLI at Hardware-Mag - Price - Gigabyte GA-K8NXP-SLI nForce4-SLI at Digit-Life - Price - AMD Athlon 64 PCI-Express Chipset at Game PC ____________________________________________ 03/01/05 - Geode NX 1500@6W, SiS, Intel slapped, etc. Yet another Geode super economical chip just appeared in Japan and the picts are here. Running at 1GHz the NX1500 needs only 6W of fresh power to ignite some of the cutest board ever made and that's pretty cool. Cool also the lastest numbers from SiS at DigiTimes here. According to the Asian IT specialist, 50% of the last chipset maker chipment were AMD only! Obviously consumers are now aware of what is better for their daily computation! Linux Hardware is pushing even harder with a 64Bit fight between AMD and Intel that is not favorable to the later... Read and enjoy here and if you want more of this type of confrontation you might enjoy what SecureWebs has to say about Opteron here. After all this don't get surprised if Intel is getting over reactive about dual-core. CNET has an interesting blurb about it here. Now that Intel is really buzy, AMD has plenty free time for lauching new concept like OPMA and for joining the Open BIOS celebration at the following chapels: OpenBIOS here and LinuxBIOS here. Good move! ____________________________________________ Older news here - Comments, suggestions, links here |
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