PC Mag takes a look at the rollout of Windows Media Player 9:
Unisys and NEC are expected to provide the first public demonstrations of "Madison," Intel's third-generation Itanium processor, at Intel's Developer Forum on Monday.
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Adobe says its right to use certain fonts in Acrobat is still valid, though Agfa purchased the foundries. Agfa claims a violation of the DMCA.
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The chip behemoth will uncork the company's nanotechnology plans at its developer conference next week in San Jose, Calif., shedding some light on the future of its chips.
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Intel is reducing the price of its Pentium 4 desktop processors, its mobile Pentium 4-M processors, its desktop and mobile Celeron processors, and its Xeon processors for workstations and low-end servers. At the same time, financial analyst firms warned of slower-than-expected sales, and revised their guidance downward for Intel's third quarter numbers.
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IT managers could be breaking the law by installing Microsoft's volume licensing software on PCs bought without a Windows operating system pre-installed.
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China appears to have blocked the leading search engine, sparking speculation of a crackdown on Net content viewed as subversive ahead of a Communist Party congress in November.
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Accelenation has posted their ECTS (Electronic Computer Trade Show) coverage
Now that AOL has abandoned a protocol body's effort to standardize IM technology, the group may be on the verge of adopting an open-source alternative as a standards candidate.
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The company alleges that the new version of a popular benchmarking tool downplays the strengths of AMD's Athlon XP chips while emphasizing tests that favor Intel's Pentium 4.
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Once a mild annoyance, unsolicited bulk e-mail--also known as spam--could make up the majority of message traffic on the Internet by the end of 2002, according to data from three e-mail service providers.
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Icrontic has posted a comparison between the new Detonator 40 drivers to the 28.32 drivers
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Although the sale of servers based around Intel's Itanium chips will grow, they will still lag behind IBM and Sun, one research firm says.
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VR-Zone has put up a quick comparison of the newly released Detonator 40.41 against the last Detonator 30.82.
NEW DATA ON worldwide usage of Web browser software shows Netscape is once again being clobbered by rival browser Internet Explorer and now has an estimated market share of 3.4 percent, according to Internet researcher WebSideStory.
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America Online says it plans to launch its new Netscape Web browser on Thursday, marking its latest effort to challenge the dominance of Microsoft Explorer.
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Despite new technology from Netscape, Internet Explorer now commands well over 90 percent of the market, according to a new study.
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Dell Computer Corp. on Monday introduced two new low-cost servers, the single-processor PowerEdge 600SC designed to handle simple tasks such as file-and-print sharing tasks, and a more robust two-way PowerEdge 2600, powered by dual Intel Xeon chips, that's capable of running small-scale database applications.
Prices for the PowerEdge 600SC start at $599 for a system equipped with a single 1.7GHz Intel Celeron chip, and $799 for configurations featuring 1.8GHz processors. The entry-level server can be configured with up to 4GB of double-date-rate (DDR) SDRAM, integrated Gigabit Ethernet, a RAID controller, and as many as four 120GB hard drives.
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Prices for the PowerEdge 600SC start at $599 for a system equipped with a single 1.7GHz Intel Celeron chip, and $799 for configurations featuring 1.8GHz processors. The entry-level server can be configured with up to 4GB of double-date-rate (DDR) SDRAM, integrated Gigabit Ethernet, a RAID controller, and as many as four 120GB hard drives.
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Viper's Lair has posted a new article: CPU Upgrade - Do you really need it?
