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AirLive launches outdoor IP cameraAirLive, a leading brand for networking and communication equipment, has introduced a new outdoor IP cam featuring HD resolution and infrared (IR) LEDs. AirLive BU-720 is the latest in the field of IP cameras for outdoor use, comb More… |
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Asus unveils new graphics cardAsus ROG has announced the introduction of the fastest and most powerful graphics card, the all-new limited edition Ares II. It features dual HD 7970 GHz edition GPUs and 6GB GDDR5, supports the finest and smoothest PC gaming, wit More… |
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Intel seeks industry effort to lower Ultrabook pricesIntel Corporation is comfortable with its chip pricing now and is working with suppliers and manufacturers to lower the cost of its new Ultrabook slim PCs, a product it sees as key to reviving the traditional computer in the face of the tablet cha More… |
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Nvidia unveils 1st gaming notebook GPUNvidia, the leader in computer graphics, unveiled the first gaming notebook graphics processing unit (GPU) in its award-winning GeForce 500M Series of notebook GPUs. The GeForce GTX 560M graphics processor delivers a no-compromise gaming e More… |
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Qatar, Japan funds may bid for AIG Taiwan unitJapanese and Qatari investment firms may consider a bid for American International Group's Taiwan unit if a current bid for it does not go through, Taiwan's Commercial Times newspaper said on Monday. The paper cited a former Taiwan More… |
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Tablet PCs loom as sequel to netbooksHot sales of Apple's iPad is attracting a growing group of developers to a new generation of stylish, multimedia tablet devices that could be the next big thing for on-the-go computing. New tablet offerings from Taiwanese firms such as MSI More… |
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Google sets ‘late fall’ release for Chrome OSGoogle expects to release its Chrome computer operating system in the "late fall", a top executive said on Wednesday, as it aims a competitive strike at rival Microsoft's Windows. The Chrome system will designed initially to work on laptop More… |
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6.4 quake hits Taiwan; damage limitedAn earthquake of magnitude 6.4 shook Taiwan early on Thursday, injuring 11, stopping transport and causing minor damage and fires in the southern half of the island. The quake caused a brief dip in the island's stock market, with semicondu More… |
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Samsung cautious about semiconductor outlookSamsung Electronics, the world's biggest maker of memory chips, said on Tuesday it remains cautious about the sector's outlook even as the industry emerges from its two-year slump. Kwon Oh-hyun, head of the South Korean company's semicondu More… |
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Dalai Lama says ready to negotiate with ChinaThe Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader branded by Beijing as a separatist, said on Thursday he was ready to negotiate with China on issues concerning his homeland but wanted to see a "green light." “Our position is very clear. More… |
