Analyst: "Glimmer" of Hope for PC Industry in 2013 |
- Analyst: "Glimmer" of Hope for PC Industry in 2013
- Jaguar Pulls Plug On C-X75 Supercar
- John Carmack: Next-Gen Consoles Will Still Target 30fps
- Google: We Have No Plans To Go Retail
- Researchers Improve MRAM, Replace STT With Voltage
| Analyst: "Glimmer" of Hope for PC Industry in 2013 Posted: 26 Dec 2012 12:02 AM PST  2012 may have been a memorable year for the PC industry, but certainly not in the way processor makers would have hoped.
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| Jaguar Pulls Plug On C-X75 Supercar Posted: 25 Dec 2012 09:02 PM PST  If you planned on purchasing Jaguar's stunning C-X75 supercar, you will have to look elsewhere.
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| John Carmack: Next-Gen Consoles Will Still Target 30fps Posted: 25 Dec 2012 06:02 PM PST  id Software's John Carmack still thinks next-generation console gaming will be limited to 30fps.
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| Google: We Have No Plans To Go Retail Posted: 25 Dec 2012 09:02 AM PST  Google wants to be a retailer's best friend, not their landlord.
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| Researchers Improve MRAM, Replace STT With Voltage Posted: 25 Dec 2012 03:02 AM PST  Researchers at UCLA have developed a variant of MRAM, which they claim can reach much higher densities and consume up to 1000 times less power than current STT-MRAM.
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