At CES 2011 the two chip players, Intel and AMD, released their next generation Sandy Bridge and Fusion technologies. Now it’s time to take AMD Fusion to the world of embedded systems. Based on the “Bobcat” core and support for DirectX 11, AMD Embedded G-Series could be the future of home cinema.
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Wired magazine are teaming up for CES 2011 for “Make a Scene”. The two forces will transform the Grand Lobby of the Las Vegas Convention Center into the ultimate stomping grounds where attendees will have a chance to tinker with the latest products from AMD and the Wired Store in NYC.
New Intel Core chips will break cover at CES and the processor powerhouse has revealed plans to build anti-film piracy smarts into the new silicon. A new feature called Insider is designed to fight the trend for grabbing films to save to your hard drive from online streaming services. The upside will be giving users access to more 1080p streaming as studios are made more confident that Intel has made it much trickier for pirates. Read on for more details and a rather disappointing surprise…
A new AMD Vision line has been announced for 2010. AMD, arch rival chip maker to Intel, promises its new range of easy to understand silicon will make your next PC much more powerful, and while it’s revamping its desktop and large laptop processors, it’s the tweaks to its ultra thin notebook systems that’s got us most excited. Want a super slim that can still burn through HD Flash videos? Read on.
Little laptops may be getting bigger, with manufactures adding extra screen inches here and there, but Hercules has gone the other way with the eCafe, creating a teeny weeny 8in model.
Small, light laptops aren’t meant for serious number crunching duty, but if you’re after something with a bit more oomph Raon Digital has unveiled its dual core packing Everun.