Tag archive: MHz

Video graphics developer Nvidia has announced its new line of GTZ 200 graphics processors, starting with the GTX 260 and its larger, faster sibling, the GTX 280. Both systems feature Nvidia's 3-WAY SLI technology, accelerated decoding of high-definition video, and packing in 192 and 240 processor cores, respectively. The GTX 260 packs in 896 MB of dedicated video memory and a 448-bit memory interface bus width, along with a 576 MHz… Read More

Verizon Wireless was the big winner in the FCC's 700 MHz spectrum auction, paying some $9.36 billion for licenses in the 700 Mhz band, including the largest Class C block and 103 individual 700 MHz licenses around the country. Now that the anti-collusion quiet period surrounding the auction has expired, the company has revealed what it plans to do with the 700 MHz band: deploy a nationwide wireless broadband network based on Long Term… Read More

Verizon and AT&T were the big winners in the FCC's much-watched 700 MHz wireless spectrum auction (PDF), bidding more than $16 billion to control vast swathes of the soon-to-be-available spectrum that may be the United States best hope for nationwide wireless broadband services. The auction comprised a total of 1,099 licenses, including both nationwide blocks and many regional licenses. Verizon Wireless won the largest nationwide C… Read More

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Quote from the review ay Hexus.net: “Currently, NVIDIA state that a 6800 Ultra is a full four quad NV40 (AGP part) running between 400 and 425MHz, with 256MB of GDDR3 memory running between 1100 and 1200MHz on a 256-bit memory bus, with a pair of DVI ports. Any 6-series board that meets those specs is a 6800 Ultra. Any board that comes clocked higher is able to be called an Ultra, according to NVIDIA's marketing specs, but the… Read More

The K500 makes it simple to shoot and send digital photos and video, and to view images and games – all with excellent clarity thanks to a large color screen. The K500 is ideal for fun imaging, funentertainment and fun communications on-the-go, combining ease-of-use with stylish good looks. The fun never stops with the K500 as it has the design, graphics capabilities and superb viewing clarity to make it ideal for gaming. The large 1.9… Read More

Dell is now selling its Axim X30 in three different configurations that all included a 3.5-inch TFT color display with a 240×320 resolution capable of switching between portrait and landscape mode. The models also feature a Secure Digital storage card slot and run the Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition operating system. Prices start at $199 for a 312MHz processor without wireless capabilities. Options are as… Read More

Quote from the review at Infosync World: “The PEG-TH55 uses the same processor found in the UX50, dubbed the Sony Handheld Engine. It auto-throttles between 8 MHz and a modest 123 MHz, but provides more than enough power to drive normal applications at this resolution with music in the background. Web pages draw smoothly in the NetFront browser and generally there can be no performance complaints. The TH55 offers 32 MB of… Read More

From the FCC's press release: Seeking to facilitate the provision of broadband access to American consumers, especially in rural areas, the FCC today initiated a proceeding to foster the introduction of wireless broadband operations in the 3650-3700 MHz band (“3650 MHz band

Both machines – the Clié TH55 and the Clié TJ37 – run Palm OS 5.2. But while the more consumer-focused TJ37 is based on Motorola's ARM-based i.MXL processor, clocked at 200MHz, its high-end companion is based on Sony's own Handheld Engine CPU. This runs at between 8MHz and 123MHz, depending on load, in a similar fashion to Intel's SpeedStep technology for mobile Pentium processors. The TH55 ships with 32MB,… Read More

Quote from the review at Monkey Review: “The BFG Technologies Asylum Geforce FX 5700 Ultra is based on the NV36 Core, which incidentally, is also the first GPU that IBM has manufactured. The core uses a .13 micron process which should keep things slightly cooler than its predecessors. The Core weighs in at a respectable 475MHz and its 128MB of 2.2ns DDRII comes in at 450MHz (900MHz Effective). Finally, the RAMDAC is dual… Read More

quote from the review at AMD3d.com: “At the beginning of September AMD released a new processor for their existing Barton range. Not another high-end processor to top their existing XP3200+ Barton, but surprising slipping it in between the popular XP2500+and XP3000+. This processor was released as a XP2600+ Barton. Confusing, isn't it? So far there have been two different AMD Athlon XP 2600+ chips based on the Thoroughbred… Read More

The dual 2.0 GHz Power Mac G5 will ship late this month, as planned. Apple also announced that it has received orders for over 100,000 Power Mac G5s since its introduction on June 23. "The Power Mac G5 is a big hit with customers and developers," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. "The two single processor Power Mac G5 models are available now, so we wanted to get those into… Read More

Quote from the review: “Even though I paid for an 300MHZ Basic Axim X5, being an overclocker at heart, of course I wanted it to perform at least as well as a 400MHZ Advanced Axim X5. While doing some pre-sale PDA research at Dell's own remarkably good support forums [Which I suggest any prospective X-5 buyer visit before purchasing an Axim], I discovered a mention of a PDA overclocking utility called Pocket Hack Master which I… Read More

Quote from the review: “The HP iPAQ h190 is even overclockable. Yes it is possible to overclock a Pocket PC. This can be done with programs like Clear Speed or Pocket Hackmaster. So how far can you push the 200MHz processor? How does an extra 100MHz sound? Suddenly the h190 is starting to look really good against the more expensive 300MHz and 400Mhz Pocket PCs on the market. “ Our take: Not to discredit the Tech Zone, but the… Read More