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NVIDIA Kepler GK104 - back to games?

Until now, the consensus has been that, in the long run, the general computing power of the GPU represents more value than the speed shown in XNUMXD games. This direction has had a significant impact on the NVIDIA Fermi...

Nikon has withdrawn one of its cameras, citing the Japanese disaster

True, not one of the top devices is affected by the bad news, but it does raise some questions. Nikon Japan announced today that they are forced to ...

Symbian was relegated to second place

According to recent surveys, Symbian is no longer the best-selling operating system in the mobile market. Although it has been almost certain for a long time that Symbian will soon lose its popularity as several manufacturers back ...

Panasonic is back with Android smartphones

Within a few years, the company wants to take a significant share of the mobile phone market. We last heard about Panasonic mobile phones a few years ago, but a few months ago the news broke that the company had sharpened a "Lumix...

Back to deep water: ten new AOC monitors

AOC does not mince words, offering a total of ten monitors intended for business and home use. The displays arriving in August will be available in 18,5″, 19″, 21,5″, 22″ and 23″ sizes, of which...

Sony will recall VAIO TZ notebooks due to overheating

The overheating risk is only present in certain VAIO TZ models. Owners of VAIO TZ notebooks (VGN-TZ100, VGN-TZ200, VGN-TZ300 and VGN-TZ2000 series) can check by clicking here and entering their serial number...

Need for Speed: back to the roots!

The lackluster reception of Carbon and Pro Street forced EA to make a change. Electronic Arts CEO Frank Gibeau reassured the gaming community that we will not be without Need for Speed this year either. EA also admitted that the...

CES 2008: Back to tradition with the curved screen?

This year's entertainment electronics exhibition also holds surprises. The four-day CES 2008 in Las Vegas started yesterday, which must have...

Toshiba recalls 142 adapters

Toshiba is forced to replace the adapters of 142 portable DVD players. Toshiba is the US Consumer Protection...

1 GB: back to the future!

We came across a very interesting picture the other day. The photo, posted on the TechAmok forum, is intended to illustrate the extent to which the data storage part of computing has evolved over the past few decades. The picture shows a 1 GB...

Sony recalls Toshiba batteries again

Although the volume is not as large as last year's fiasco, the latest recall certainly won't do any company any good. Toshiba is replacing around 10 Sony laptop batteries for free: the...

Dell recalls 4,1 million laptop batteries

The recall involves Sony batteries for Dell notebook computers sold between April 2004 and August 2006. Sony batteries are prone to overheating, catching fire and, in the worst case, exploding...