Europeans say 'Yes, we really do'. Has Sony been drinking the Kool-Aid again?
The Nintendo man says that the Wii isn't the console for those after next generation graphics, but those looking for fun.
Customers running 'non-genuine' copies of Windows Vista won't get the googly-eyed goodness of the Aero interface, according to the latest plans for the OS rollout.
An analyst writes that the hardware in the PS3 isn't stable yet, causing big concern amongst those with dosh.
Why use a GPU just for graphics processing? ATI is looking at ways to solve massively computational problems using its graphics cards.
A new venture for the world's most famous encryption sees him replicating iTunes DRM to sell on to third parties.
Reports suggest that there will be a new interface for the card coming in October, making it easier to squeeze into a new system.
Looking back on the Fall IDF, there are a couple of really interesting trends. However, the big understated trend is that Enterprise-on-Desktop is the new Mobile-on-Desktop.
There are now full details out on the Microsoft Zune, and we can get a better picture of how it intends to take on the mighty iPod.
Leo Laporte wins an award for being Podcaster of the year, and suggests that the community should replace the term 'iPod'.
IDF FALL 06: System manufacturers and mainboard makers are told to get with the programme and catch up with Apple on the new BIOS.
IDF FALL 06: Intel gives out details on its ClearVideo technology, a video featureset designed to improve playback of high definition video content on integrated chipsets.
IDF FALL 06: We get the details on Intel's transition to chipsets using DDR3 rather than DDR2.
IDF FALL 06: We speak to Steve Pawlowski, Intel Fellow and general genius, about what the tera-scale initiative means for users.
IDF FALL 06: We hear all about Intel's vision of a connected mobile lifestyle. This means 3G, ClearVideo and the meaning of life.
IDF FALL 06: Forget plugging in co-processors to HyperTransport, Intel wants designers to use PCI-Express and Intel's front side bus.
IDF FALL 06: The American satellite provider will ship a digital media adaptor with its new high definition DVR.
IDF FALL 06: Think you can design the sexiest PC on the planet? Intel has some money waiting for you if you can put your modding where your mouth is.
IDF FALL 06: Eric Kim, manager of the Digital Home group at Intel, blasts DRM then praises Apple's approach with its iTV streaming box, and throws in some YouTube criticism for good measure.
IDF FALL 06: Flash memory technology integrated on to the motherboard, combined with Windows Vista, should mean faster disk performance.
IDF FALL 06: We have the details on the power usage, socket compatibility, performance bottlenecks and processor architecture.
IDF FALL 06: Gesher, Nehalem, Woodcrest, Woodcrest, Santa Rosa, 65nm, 45nm, 32nm... the list goes on.
IDF FALL 06: Kentsfield gets a name, and we get a demo of the stunning new game from Remedy. Quad core goodness!
October 14 2021 | 15:04