Accelenation has posted Radeon 8500 & GeForce4 Ti benchmarks
VisionTek, one of the leading manufacturers of PC graphics cards based on Nvidia chips, says reports of its death have been greatly exaggerated.
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Published this month by Meta Group, the report examines the four top database vendors against a dozen criteria. Oracle9i came out on top in most areas including technology, services and execution, putting it in Meta Group's "leader" category. IBM's UDB 7.2 and Microsoft's SQL Server 2000 were ranked "challengers", while Sybase's ASE 12.5 was deemed a "follower."
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The Norwegian browser maker, on the verge of releasing a beta version of Opera 7, borrows a page from Netscape's history to rewrite its software from the ground up.
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Dan's Data has posted a new column "The Price of Power"
VR-Zone has posted some information on the two upcoming KT400 models from EPoX, the 8K9A3+ and 8K9A2+ to be released in September.
Advanced Micro Devices' Athlon XP finally breaks through into the corporate market with a Hewlett-Packard deal to put the chip in Compaq Evo desktop PCs.
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Major Web portals are working to separate paid listings from nonpaid ones after a recent warning shot from federal regulators.
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The chipmaker is expected to introduce two new models for desktop PCs, and is evaluating whether to increase the speed of the chip's front side bus.
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DELL COMPUTER'S EVENTUAL entry into the printer and PDA (personal digital assistant) markets will cause headaches for some vendors and delight users as the company drives down prices, analysts said Friday.
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MORE DETAILS OF Samsung Electronics' planned mobile telephone based on Microsoft's Windows-Powered Smartphone 2002 platform are out after the telephone received approval from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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IT'S HARD TO find a bright spot in the hardware market this year, as economic pressures have made both consumers and businesses think twice about purchasing a new PC, MP3 player, or personal digital assistant. But recordable DVD technology has been one of the lone areas predicted to grow substantially over the coming months and years, if vendors don't shoot themselves in the foot along the way while fighting over standards.
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VIA Hardware has posted a coverage from the QuakeCon 2002
The lumbering economy stings the software maker, which says it will cut 7 percent of its work force after reporting significantly lower second-quarter earnings and sales.
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The hard drive maker discontinues sales of a network storage system product line, citing a smaller-than-expected market and difficulties establishing a brand.
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T-Break has posted a detailed picture of the upcoming ASUS KT400 motherboard along with its specs.
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After 10 months, Dell drops its low-price, fixed-configuration SmartStep desktop PC in favor of a variation of its new Dimension 2300 desktop.
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What, no Windows? Next month the PC maker will give bulk business customers a choice of buying desktops without Microsoft's operating system, or any other, pre-installed.
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Big Blue is eliminating the positions primarily in the services and microelectronics divisions, the company revealed in an SEC filing.
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