Computer Reviews

AM2 was supposed to be the things of the future delivering the ultimate performance where socket 939 left off. With more memory bandwidth and a whole host of other features the new socket has not lived up to it’s much hyped beginnings.

XYZcomputing takes a look at the AMD AM2 to see just how it performs. Or more specifically, just what makes this computer processor that little bit unexciting.

AMD has a hard time keeping up with massive Intel, who have built such a strong market position that even a series of messups have managed to put much of a damper on their market sector. And although AMD were able to make the best of those blunders by Intel, Intel has now come back in force to once again compete with AMD.

XYZcomputing takes you through the overview to see what’s going on.

This is a strange little gadget, but I’m getting used to seeing these kinds of USB things amongst the ever increasing array of computer components.

This particular model is a little monster whose horns light up and mouth move when you get a call over Skype. It connects to your computer using a USB connection.

This is definitely a piece of computer equipment for those who have everything, or really like little gimmicky stuff.

It is kinda cute though.

Report from Everything USB

Sony will soon be offereing the first ultra-portable notebook which has integrated broadband included as standard. Wide area network connectivity for ultra-fast internet access. Sony notebook pc are already great to use and this is just another special extra for those who need it.
Connecting to the Sprint Power Vision Network will allow users to take advantage of broadband speeds for internet access. It is quite possible that other notebook computer manufacturers will follow suite as well.
This kind of wide area network gives huge potential to mobile computing by offering super high speeds without the cables needed for traditional boradband setups.

Press report from Sony website