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New AMD Desktop Processors Trigger Price Drops
BetaNews - Feb 20 9:25 AM
The introduction this morning by AMD of new dual-core desktop processors, including the Athlon 64 X2 6000+, and the company's subsequent lowering of prices of existing processors, may have nearly or completely equalized the price/performance balance between AMD and Intel processors, according to an updated performance model using newly published data balanced against this morning's average street ...Save

IBM to put 48Mbytes on next-gen microprocessor
Electronic Engineering Times Asia - Feb 18 1:07 PM
By combining techniques in process and circuit design, IBM believes it can put as much as 48Mbytes of fast DRAM on a reasonably sized CPU when its 45nm technology becomes available in 2008.Save

NBA Street Homecourt (Xbox 360)
CNET - 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
Deep on gameplay but light on content, NBA Street Homecourt's Xbox 360 debut is ultimately a great one. When the original NBA Street hit the scene in 2001, it took the over-the-top basketball formula established by the NBA Jam series to the next level.Save

Intersil's Real-Time Clocks Enhance Security While Reducing Cost and Footprint
[Press Release] Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Feb 21 9:10 AM
Intersil Corporation, a world leader in the design and manufacture of high-performance analog semiconductors, today introduced the ISL12024 and ISL12025 micropower real-time clock/calendar devices. These devices feature an integrated factory-set 64-bit unique ID that is read-only and tamper-proof for increased security and reduced footprint and BOM cost.Save

ARC Announces Return of Successful ConfigCon(TM) Conference Series With New Locations Added for 2007
[Press Release] Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Feb 20 11:30 PM
ELSTREE, England----ARC International today announced that the successful ConfigCon developers conference series is expanding in 2007 to include additional regions active in next-generation system-on-chip development.Save