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gaming

ASUS Upgrades EN8800GT Cards With 1GB of Memory

Today Asus rolled out the world's first EN8800GT graphics card with 1GB of Qimonda memory. The card is designed to provide optimum DirectX 10 gaming and multimedia playback performance even at the highest resolutions and quality settings. The unit also utilizes an integrated SmartDoctor feature, allowing users to overclock the Shader Clock for performance gains that they claim can exceed 10%. More »

6:00 PM on Fri Dec 7 2007
By Sean Fallon
7,701 views, 23 comments

nanotechnology

Researchers Develop Technology to Make Terabyte Thumb Drives Possible

Boffins at Arizona University have developed a new process that will allow the production of low cost, energy efficient, high capacity memory. High capacity refers to the ability to construct an economically viable terabyte thumb drive. The new technique relies upon making changes to copper particles at the molecular level. The end result is a new memory standard that costs one-tenth the price of traditional flash memory, and is a staggering 1000 times more energy efficient. Michael Kozicki (pictured), director of ASU's Center for Applied Nanoionics, whose team was behind the development, said: More »

2:30 PM on Sun Oct 28 2007
By Haroon Malik
8,634 views, 39 comments

Latest by n/a: Check this out - Sony are claiming an "electrolytic resistance memory" that switches in a nanosecond (see [www.his.com]). Sounds hellish fast for a Flash-like memory. more »