Tag archive: xbit labs

“XDR DRAM can operate at 3.20GHz to 6.40GHz clock-speeds, providing industry leading bandwidth per pin, which is a benefit for networking and consumer applications.

"Retail graphics cards based on the GeForce 6800 models are slated for release in the next 45 days" - sometime in late May or early June, according to NVIDIA's official statement released on the 14th of May. Albatron's spokesman reportedly officially told that the company's latest graphics cards, the GeForce 6800 and the GeForce 6800UV, will hit the shelves in Taiwan in early May, a lot earlier than NVIDIA said on… Read More

Quote from the article at Xbit Labs: “We decided to discuss a slightly unusual but very interesting topic: Mac computers. Today we would like to offer you a detailed analysis of the processor architecture for the newest Mac systems

Quote from the review at Xbit Labs: “The only multimedia combine from ATI Technologies to support both TV and radio is among the tastiest buys for Christmas. Boasting with high performance in 3D applications, dual-display support and VIVO functions, ATI's ALL-IN-WONDER RADEON 9600 PRO is probably a great “bang for the buck”. Find out everything you may want to know about the product right here and right now.”… Read More

Quote from the article at The Register: “Announced in September at Intel Developer Forum, Sonoma comprises a second-generation Wi-Fi adaptor, Calexico 2; the 'Alviso' chipset; and 'Dothan', the 90nm, 2MB L2 version of the Pentium M. Intel said the platform will debut in the second half of 2004. With Dothan due to ship late 2003/early 2004, that timeframe was taken as shorthand for Q3. But according to roadmap… Read More

Quote from the Xbit Labs review: “High-capacity flash cards become more demanded as there appear more devices working with these media. We test 4 CompactFlash cards with 1GB storage capacity from Transcend, Verbatim and PQI and compare them with an alternative IBM/Hitachi Microdrive solution. Get the best for your money with the help of our article!” Read the review

Quote from the Xbit labs review: “Revolution 7.1 has nothing to pit against Creative cards in computer games. The support of the half-dead Sensaura technology is no solace for such a high-quality card, while many hot games, like Hitman 2 and Splinter Cell, use EAX 3.0 (EAX Advanced HD). Of course, M-Audio Revolution 7.1 will suite nicely as a component of a home PC-based DVD-theater, but this application field is certainly… Read More