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ACPI Tools is a collection of tools and toolkits for creation of new ACPI related toolsACPI Tools is a collection of tools and toolkits for creation of new ACPI related tools. (ACPI stands for Advanced Configuration and Power Interface). Articles which mention ACPI for eComStation (RUS) eComStation supports ACPI standard (eCo Software, 2008/03) (ENG) a report about ACPI ... |
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45nm Opteron Performance, Power Efficiency TestedAn anonymous reader writes "Now that Intel has unleashed its next-generation Core i7 processors, all eyes are turned to AMD and its incoming wave of 45nm CPUs. To get a feel for AMD's future competitiveness, The Tech Report has taken a pair of 2.7GHz 45nm Opterons (with 75W power envelopes) ... |
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Report: AMD Phenom II chips echo Intel's i7A China-based Web site posts details of AMD's upcoming Phenom II processors with model numbers that seem to match Intel's Core i7 processors. ... |
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AMD Shanghai Opterons tested: efficient, but lag behind in powerAMD’s new Opteron ‘Shanghai’ workstation processors are already being picked up by manufacturers, and there are plenty of boasts littering the spec sheets. The Tech Report has had several Shanghai systems on their test bench, together with a few Intel Xeon rivals, to put t... |
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Three Reasons Why Netbooks Just Aren’t Good EnoughThe debate about Netbooks, which are very small and very cheap laptop devices, is beginning to heat up. The category is only about a year old but sales are expected to top 5 million this year. Lots of people think Netbooks are the next big volume market because they allow people who previously co... |
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![$199 Not the Magic Blu-ray Price After All [Blu-Ray]](http://statics.keegy.com//img/postsh/0F/0C/th2-pioneer-bdr-03j-blu-ray-burner-has-8x-speed.jpg)
$199 Not the Magic Blu-ray Price After All [Blu-Ray]The general consensus, among experts, analysts and other blowhards has long been that when Blu-ray players legitimately hit $199, the format would finally go mainstream. Well, $200 Blu-ray players are all over the place for Christmas, even Sony's BDP-S350, with its unshakeable $299 MSRP. But accordi ... |
