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• AMD announces it has begun shipping Radeon HD 2400 and 2600 GPUs to customers
  (amd shipping radeonhd2400)
• Freescale claims world's thinnest 3-axis accelerometer
  (freescale thinnest accelerometer)
• Sonic 2 speeds to Wii Virtual Console
  (sonic2 wii vc)
• Tessera unveils technology to produce tiny wafer-level digital cameras
  (tessera wafer thin digicam tech)
• Intel CEO: Silverthorne most important product since the introduction of the Pentium processor
  (silverthorne important as pentium)
• Diamond preps 1 GB Radeon HD 2900 XT graphics card
  (diamond prep 11gb radeondhxt)
• Microsoft details six updates for June security bulletin
  (mc details june updates)
• Symantec puts out Norton AntiBot beta
  (symantec norton antibot)
• ECS showcases its data recovery motherboard
  (ecs datarecov mobo)
• Qimonda reiterates it will jump directly to GDDR5
  (qimonda gddr5 jump)
• Apple sends Boot Camp to 1.3 beta
  (apple bootcamp 13beta)
• Apple may have to hold off NAND flash-based iPod video
  (apple hold nand)
• Microsoft mulls Xbox 360 price cut
  (ms mulls 360 cut)
• AMD's OSRC takes first steps to speed up software with new hardware
  (amd osrc first step software speedup)
• New Netscape browser makes debut
  (netscape 90 debut)
• Dell PCs (mostly) cheaper at Wal-Mart than online
  (dell cheaper wal mart online)
• DRAM oversupply very much depends on Samsung
  (dram oversupply samsung)
• Intel mobile devices to get Peppered with Linux support
  (intel get peppered mobile)
• Update: Qualcomm phone chips banned in US
  (qualcomm phone chips bannedus)
• Ricoh introduces sub-$400 color laser printer
  (ricoh sub400 laserprinter)
• Computex Wars: AMD vs. Intel vs. VIA - and some unexpected implications
  (intel amd computex wars)
• DivX Pro available for free
  (divxpro available free)
• Intel planning to enter discrete graphics card market in 2008
  (intel discrete graphics 2008)
• Magnetic fields may open door to efficient wireless power
  (magnetic fields open doors)
• US PlayStation group cuts around 100 jobs
  (us ps cuts 100)
• Apple not getting rich with Apple TV
  (apple not rich apple tv)
• Microsoft Surface idea not that new?
  (ms surface not new)
• Mozilla puts green light on Firefox 3 Alpha 5
  (mozilla greenlights firefox3)
• Panda Antivirus 08 beta opens up for download
  (panda antivirus 08beta)
• Sprint launches GPS shopping application
  (sprint launches gps shopping)
• Netgear prepares second-generation Skype Wi-Fi phone
  (netgear second gen skype phone)
• Seagate claims highest density 3.5" hard drive
  (seagate highest density 35)
• 5 GHz overclocking attempt at Computex
  (5ghz overclock attempt)
• VIA announces new ultra-mobile device
  (via ultramobile announce)
• Sandisk aims to take half of SSD market in 2010
  (sandisk aims halfssd)
• Intel calls foul on Phenom versus Core 2 comparisons
  (intel calls phenom foul)
• Thermalright's insane "Heat Sink Case"
  (thermalright insane heatsinkcase)
• Sony adds to TV repertoire with nine new Bravias
  (sony adds new bravias)
• Google inks deal with University of Minnesota
  (google deal uni minnesota)
• Shuttle goes back to barebones with ten new products
  (shuttle back barebones)
• Tomb Raider: Anniversary now in stores
  (tom raider anniversary)
• ARM CEO outlines future of mobile computing
  (armceo outlines mobile future)
• Micron 2 Gbit DDR3 ready to go, but demand not there
  (micron 2gbit ddr3)
• London 2012 online logo removed due to epilepsy concerns
  (london 2012 epilepsy)
• A closer look at Asus' $199 computer
  (asus 199comp)
• Photosynth 3D image browser gets first real world app
  (bbc ms photosynth 3dimages)
• Google acquires FeedBurner, Peakstream
  (google acquire feedburner)
• Alienware debuts new high-end entertainment PC
  (alienware high endents pc)
• Is ReadyBoost ready?
  (readyboost ready)
• iPhone pre-sale on Ebay tops $1500
  (iphone ebay 1500usd)
• Sony and HP ditch Intel's Turbo Memory
  (sony hp drop turbo)
• Microsoft and LG cross-license patents
  (ms lg cross license)
• SiS announces new mini-DTX motherboard for servers
  (sis minidtx server)
• FIC introduces 2.2 lbs UMPC with detachable calculator
  (fic umpc detach calc)
• Via debuts tiniest motherboard yet
  (via tiny mobo yet)
• NBC to let other web sites link to NBC video
  (nbc allows sites vidlink)
• SilentFlux mixes radiators and CPU coolers
  (silentflux coolers radiators)
• Intel: 45nm to account for 50% of shipments by Q3 08
  (intel 45nm 50pc2008)
• EA opens up casual gaming division
  (ea goes casual)
• New Pac-Man comes to Xbox Live Arcade
  (pacman livearcade)
• AUO unveils 65" full high-definition 120 Hz LCD TV display
  (auo hd120hz lcdtv)
• LED-based monitors shine at Computex
  (led monitor computex)
• Aiptek's small camcorder records at big resolution
  (aiptek highdef corder)
• Global DSL subscriber count tops 200 million
  (global dsl 200mil)
• PSP online features edge out DS
  (ds psp online presence)
• TomTom lets users fix maps
  (tomtom user maps)
• Apple adds new Intel processors, more memory to MacBook Pro
  (macbook proc update ddr)
• Office Live Meeting 2007 pushed up to June
  (officelive meeting pushed june)
• Sun introduces first Intel servers
  (sun introduce intel)
• First system vendors demonstrating AMD's Barcelona processor
  (amd barcelona debut)
• Hitachi launches 250 GB 2.5" hard drive
  (hitachi 250gig notebook)
• Amp'd Mobile turns to bankruptcy
  (ampd mobile bankruptcy)
• Ask.com overhauls search engine
  (askcom revised search)
• Super Talent shows off big SSDs
  (supertalent 64gbssd)
• Lian Li shows that there is still some life in the computer chassis market
  (lianli cases07)
• AMD introduces low-power Athlon X2 processors, DTX spec
  (lowpower athalonx2)
• Pretec demonstrates 64 GB solid state disk
  (pretec ssd64gig)
• Kingston brings out DDR3 memory
  (kingston ddr3 bringout)
• SCO's IP licensing revenues dry up
  (sco ip dryout)
• Meraki's Solar-Powered Outdoor Wi-Fi Rig
  (meraki solar powered outdoor wi fi)
• General Imaging to Unveil GE E850 Digital Camera
  (ge e850 digital camera)
• Fujitsu Introduces New ScanSnap Scanner
  (fujitsu introduces new scansnap scanner)
• Intel launches Bearlake chipset, announces plans for sub-$200 PC
  (intel bearlake chipset sub200pc)
• Scientists convert processor heat back to electricity
  (scientists convert proc heat)
• Google captures 17% of online video market
  (google online video 17pc)
• Mozilla releases final update for Firefox 1.5
  (mozilla final update firefox15)
• PNY to ship SSDs with up to 256 GB this year
  (pny 256gb ssd)
• Microsoft pitches Xandros as "preferred" Linux distribution
  (microsoft prefs xandros)
• ToeJam sequel, Dead Moon join Zelda II in Virtual Console
  (wii update zelda toejam)
• Sub-$500 Blu-ray player to hit stores this month
  (sub500 blurayplayer)
• Panasonic introduces Santa Rosa-based Toughbook
  (panasonic santarosa toughbook)
• Palm sells 25% stake
  (palm sells 25stake)
• WD ships 750 GB desktop hard drive
  (wd 750gig hdd)
• Computex 2007: Power converters from hell
  (hellish power converters)
• MSI shows external graphics, passively cooled graphics card at Computex
  (msi passive cooling gfx)
• Sandisk announces 64 GB solid state disk drive
  (sandisk 64gb ssd)
• Corsair takes DDR3 memory to 2 GHz - update
  (corsair 2ghz ddr3)
• iPhone is go on June 29
  (iphone release date set)
• Toshiba showcases slim HD DVD rewritable drive to mobile PCs
  (toshiba announces slim hddvd)
• Samsung reportedly suspends DRAM shipments to PC OEMs amid weak pricing
  (samsung suspends pcoem supply)