The PCI-SIG (Special Interest Group), PCI spec controller group, announced the transfer rate for the upcoming PCI-Express 3.0 specification, expected to debut by the end of 2009 or early 2010. According to information, current specifications exist in the version 0.7, whereas series products with the support of new interface will appear not earlier than 2011.
Gmail, Docs, Calendar, and Talk out of beta
Gmail, When first released in 2004, like other softwares it came with the Beta tag. But it holds the Beta tag five years after launch.? Finally the Google thought to remove its well know beta tag for Google apps means not only gmail beta tag but also removed for Google Docs, calendar and Talk. Still the beta tag is available…
iPhone 3GS Specs Revealed
T‑Mobile has posted some technical specs about the iPhone 3G S. Apple has flatly refused to tell anyone just what chips lie inside the iPhone 3G S. The revealed specs are a 600MHz processor and 256MB RAM for the OS, double that of the 128MB in the original iPhone.
Kingston ahead to grab consumer SSD market
Kingston Technology has announced the release of its new SSDNow V series solid state drives (SSDs). Kingston SSD target mass production for consumers who are seeking Value for Money(VFM) without compromising on performance.
Penguin USB drive
A new Penguin Flash drives has been introduced into the market.Standing only 2.2 inches tall,the WWF Penguin USB Drive is shorter than a car key. Its available in 2/4/8/16GB capacities.This little fellow’s up for order right now for $12.95 to $42.95.
Gigabyte’s Fashion Gadget,The GM-M7800S Wireless Mouse
GIGABYTE has announced a Mouse that comes with Swarovski crystals and two-tone-stitched leather. The GM-M7800S plated in 18K gold and is built of high quality leather.This mouse is equipped with a nano 2.4GHz wireless receiver offers maximum data transfer rates of 2Mbps, supports 10-meter transmission, and reduces on power consumption.
EVGA Launches Innovative Products in Computex 2009
This is a new EVGA UV Plus+ device that allows you to run multiple monitors via a USB cable. The USB cable plugs into the DVI port on it that then plugs into a monitor. This is approximately 4″ in size. There is logic in the device that takes a compressed images sent over USB and compresses it for display…
Gigabyte launches new series of motherboards
Gigabyte brings the new X58 series of motherboards from the extreme to mid-range UD4 motherboard series.The GA-EX58A-Extreme and GA-EX58A-UD5 is featured with Gigabyte’s new 24-phase power delivery system.These series has new features such as the new DES2 technology, four Marvell 6Gb/s SATA ports, dual LAN with auto-switching ports, and improved memory performance apart from regular features.Apart from these it has also…