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Author Archives: Charlie Demerjian

Charlie Demerjian
Oct 19, 2010

Llano boards laid bare

TFE 2010: Bare as in not much on them

AMD SHOWED OFF a Llano board last week in Los Angeles, and again today in Taipei. Take a look at it, and notice two things, how small the heat sink is, and how few components are on the board.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 18, 2010

AMD shows off Llano wafer

TFE 2010: Pretty silicon discs

AMD SHOWED OFF a Llano wafer at TFE 2010. Yay fusion. Click below for some pictures, more to come later today.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 18, 2010
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Nvidia GTX580 to paper launch next month

Paper 2010, silicon 2011

WHEN YOU DON’T have any product, you spin and spin and spin. Nvidia is doing just that with the upcoming paper ‘launch’ of the GTX580.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 10, 2010

The tech community lost two of it’s best this week

Losses at Intel and MSI will be felt for a long time

THE TECH WORLD lost two of their better people this week, both at far too young an age. It is our sad duty to inform you about the passing of Intel’s Greg Wagnon and MSI’s Cyril Pelupessy.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 10, 2010

Ubuntu 10.10 is released

Maverick Meerkat moves Linux forward

UBUNTU LINUX 10.10 came out today on, well, 10/10/10. Maverick Meerkat is out for the same price as it’s predecessor, free as in beer, and free as in freedom.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 10, 2010

Two small huge flash drives turn up

MicroSDHC maxed out, Pico-C bigger

TWO SMALL LARGE flash memory devices came out this week, pushing the bounds of packaging. Kingston now has a 32GB microSD card, and SuperTalent crammed 64GB into their Pico-C format.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 7, 2010
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Sandforce unveils SATA-3 SSD controllers

SF-2000 line breaks cover at last

IN A SHOCK to no one, SandForce announced the SF-2000 family of SATA3 SSD controllers. These new parts basically double throughput, and add a few new features as well.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 7, 2010

Gigabyte gets it’s RMA staff high

Higher than Asus and MSI

GIGABYTE’S LATEST RMA center is getting high, higher than any other support center out there. Yes, Gigabyte now has an RMA center open in Lhasa, Tibet, a mere 3650 meters above sea level.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 6, 2010

Sapphire jumps into the mobo business big time

EVGAs team turned blue, Ontario/Zacate is the reason

A FEW MONTHS ago, we broke the story about large chunks of EVGA’s mobo team leaving for Sapphire. Just over a month ago, the rest of the team joined their colleagues in less green pastures.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 6, 2010

WD joins the 3TB drive club

Hides the details though

WESTERN DIGITAL HAS joined the 3TB drive club with their new My Book Essential external HD. If you are thinking that this is simply a 3TB drive slapped into an existing USB2/3 case, you would be right.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 5, 2010
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Why Nvidia is killing their partners with branded cards

Short term gain, long term pain

WHY IS NVIDIA screwing it’s partners by cutting them out and directly competing against them? That one is easy, they are circling the wagons and grabbing a bigger share of a shrinking pie because plans A and B didn’t work out.
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Charlie Demerjian
Sep 29, 2010

TI shows four USB3 chips

IDF 2010: Can’t come soon enough

TI WAS SHOWING off a bunch of USB3 goodies at IDF, with hubs, cards and a re-transmission chip on the, err, cards. Some are USB certified, others will be soon.
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Charlie Demerjian
Sep 29, 2010

Inphi iMBs can stuff 8TB RAM into a system

IDF 2010: 32GB LRDIMMs shown off

INPHI WAS SHOWING off working 32GB LRDIMMs at IDF this year, upping maxing the memory of a Nehalem-EP system with only 2/3rds of the slots filled. If you want more than a mere 384GB in your box, you can up that to up that to 8TB of DRAM with an 8-way Beckton box.
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Charlie Demerjian
Sep 27, 2010

Kingston finally gets USB3 religion

IDF 2010: Datatraveler Ultimate and SSDs

KINGSTON WAS SHOWING off three goodies at IDF, a USB3 SSD, the final version of water cooled DRAMs, and last, but not least, a USB3 memory stick. If you don’t think USB3 is worth it, read on.
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Charlie Demerjian
Sep 24, 2010
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AMD’s 6870 coming in November

Early silicon doing very well

IT LOOKS LIKE ATI’s, sorry AMD’s, 6870 is on track and doing quite well. Early word from AMD central has two big thumbs up.
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