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Monthly Archives: March 2011

Charlie Demerjian
Mar 17, 2011
12

Does Facebook have a poison tooth?

Opinion: You can fight back against privacy abuses

If you are annoyed at Facebook’s repeated trampling on your rights, barely skirting legality, and selling you out to any sketchy third party that hands them cash, you can fight back.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 17, 2011
6

Samsung announces UWB display

27-inches of shiny high-tech in your face

A computer screen is usually not something you’d consider as something you’d want to show off to your mates, well at least that was the case until today when Samsung (005930:Korea SE) unveiled its SyncMaster C27A750 screen with UWB connectivity.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 16, 2011
3

New Samsung models with Intel graphics and Windows 7 Professional.

Series 2, 4 and 6

It’s almost hard to believe, but Samsung has announced not one, but three new business notebook ranges and they really look like they’ll give the competition a good run for their money.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 16, 2011

Ralink merges with MediaTek

Could become a new strong player in the market

The merger of Taiwanese Ralink (TW:3534) and MediaTek (TW:2524) is signaling that yet more consolidation is going on in the wireless business space as these are two mid-sized players that are now teaming up to form a company with a solid enough portfolio to be a force to contend with.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 16, 2011
5

Tyan introduces the first .2222U server

Updated:18 servers in a 4U box, no blades in sight

Tyan (TSE: 2315) has an interesting little not-a-blade-really micro-server called the FM65-B5511. It packs 18 servers into a 4U rack node, and a 1GbE or 10GbE switch module.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 16, 2011
5

Crucial does BoM control on DDR3

You need it or you don’t, no middle ground

Crucial is dropping a BoM on enterprise server memory customers with their new BoM-controlled RDIMM line. It may not seem like much if you don’t need it, but to those that do, it is worth more than gold.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 15, 2011
14

Nvidia abruptly replaces their CFO

Opinion: No reason for this, nothing to hide, really

It looks like Nvidia (NVDA)just abruptly ended the term of their CFO for reasons that they don’t want public. The official explanation on why David White is going is for ‘personal reasons’, nothing to worry about there, really.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 15, 2011
23

Intel desperately tries to deflect ARM’s march into servers

Analysis: Hamstrung by their own market manipulations again

Intel (INTC) is desperately trying to stem the tides of defection among server vendors moving to ARM (ARMH), but they are hamstrung by the company’s own market manipulation. The exclusion of competitors not only meant tepid chips that no one wants, it is now excluding the very partners that Intel wants.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 15, 2011

T-Mobile re-launches the Sidekick

Decent phone for txting teens

The original Sidekick might be all but dead, however it appears that T-Mobile has decided to re-purpose the name for a new Android powered device which will simply be known as the Sidekick 4G.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 15, 2011
2

ONFI goes 3.0, introduces NV-DDR2 interface

Ups speeds, lowers cost

The Open Nand Flash Interface Working Group might not be one of the most prominent specification promoters in the business, but there’s a slow move towards using NAND Flash with ONFI interface in the industry, especially in SSDs.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 15, 2011
45

How big is Nvidia’s GF114/GTX560?

Same die, different PR spin

If you recall, Nvidia is claiming that their ‘new’ 500 series cards are new GPUs, but anyone testing the parts knows that they are mere bug fixes.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 15, 2011
32

Microsoft gutted Nokia and runs off with IP

Finns on lifesupport until MS hardware arrives

This is part 2 of 2. Part 1 can be found here, and discusses the funny money around the Nokia/Microsoft deal, and how it is nothing like what the press reported.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 14, 2011

OCZ buys Indilinx

Tinkerbell goes to the valley

OCZ Technologies has just announced that they are buying Indilinx, one of the first makers of SSD and related flash controllers.
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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 14, 2011
29

Microsoft gutted Nokia and left them without a chance

The Manchurian CEO did his job as ordered

In one of the most brazen corporate raids in history, Microsoft took everything of value from Nokia, and has left a wounded beast to die in the cold.
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Lars-Göran Nilsson
Mar 14, 2011
1

Parade Technologies first with DisplayPort 1.2 dual mode HDMI de-multiplexers

Set to simplify notebook and graphics card designs

As computer graphics chips are set to move away from using TMDS and LVDS signaling over the next couple of years, Parade Technologies has come up with a simple solution that will allow for both HDMI equipped displays, as well as DVI displays to be able to easily interface with future graphics products.
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