Tag archive: PCI-Express

Technology and patent lawsuits seem to go hand in hand. High-profile cases, such as Apple and Samsung’s international slug-fest, garnered most of the attention, but they’re far from the exception to a rule. Lawsuits are filed constantly, sometimes by parties that appear to be attempting to make a profit in courtrooms rather than stores. The latest demonstration: Internet Machines, LLC’s ongoing lawsuit over PCI Express patents. The company,… Read More

Quote from the review: “The D410 is actually based on Intel's latest mobile Centrino platform, codenamed Sonoma. This offers a number of benefits over the first iteration of Centrino, such as support for PCI Express, SATA hard disks, DDR2 memory, and the new Express card format. However, the D410 employs only two of these – PCI Express and DDR2. There's also a D400 available, based on the older 855 chipset, but… Read More

From SiS' press release: Silicon Integrated Systems Corp. (SiS), today announced the release of it's newest high performance Southbridge for the PC market. The 965L supports the new PCI-Express standard for high-speed, next generation peripheral connectivity, and is totally compatible with current-generation SiS chipsets. The new PCI-Express standard is phasing out the standard PCI slots that have been the basis of the PC… Read More