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News

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Mitsubishi, Pioneer Develop Low-Cost Blu-Ray Discs.

[11:57 pm]

Low-Cost Blu-Ray Discs Incompatible with Current Drives

Intel Shows Off First Working Nehalem Microprocessor, Promises Octa-Core Chips in 2008.

[10:54 pm]

Intel Reveals More Information About Next-Gen Nehalem Platforms, Readies Chips with Eight Cores

Universal Serial Bus 3.0 Aims to Speed Up Transfer Rates to 4.8Gb/s.

[4:26 pm]

USB 3.0 to Transfer 600MB in One Second

Intel Demos First Working 32nm Chips.

[3:36 pm]

Intel “On Track” with 32nm Products in 2009

Apple iPhone Set to Be Available in November in the UK.

[2:52 pm]

O2 to Become Exclusive iPhone Carrier in the UK

AMD Confirms Triple-Core Microprocessors in 2008.

[1:23 pm]

AMD Expands Multi-Core Portfolio with AMD Phenom X3 Chips