AMD's PCnet-Home controller is the first Home Phoneline Networking Alliance (HomePNA) product to receive Microsoft PC 98 certification.The PC 98 designation ensures that the PCnet-Home controller is compatible with Microsoft Windows NT, 95, 98, and all other products bearing the PC 98 logo.The PCnet-Home controller is currently featured in consumer home networking products including Diamond Multimedia' s HomeFree Phoneline Network Kit, Linksys' HomeLink Phoneline Network Kit, and Actiontec's ActionLink Home Networking Kit.Information on AMD's home networking controller is posted at http://www.amd.com. Read more
Annual sales of networking hardware will rocket from almost $9 billion in 2004 to more than $21 billion in 2009, analysts predicted today. Read more
Intel's decision to discontinue its AnyPoint line of home networking products does not mean the chip giant is abandoning its wireless efforts but shows its refocus on WLAN-enabled chips and chipsets for PCs, Taiwan networking equipment makers said. Read more
Dell Computer's push into the networking equipment market may bring a sales bonanza to Taiwanese companies. Read more
Atom is geared for low-cost, low-power netbooks and nettops, while the device is a poor choice for desktop PC applications. We show you why Core 2 is better, and give some guidance on how to pick the best power supply for your low-power application. Read more
Not only do we have four super-fast Radeon HD 4870 X2s to test, but also a list of 31 other graphics configurations including CrossFire and SLI setups. If you're in the market for AMD's fastest card available, you'll want to see this. Read more
Does a NAS device with high data transfer rate and a Web interface that is easy to configure actually exist? Synology shows how it should be done. But the enclosure is not without its faults, either. Read more
Our worldwide overclocking championship has begun and we wanted to introduce you to the everyday components our teams will be tweaking to supersonic speeds in a bid for a shot at $5,000. Read more
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