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Thomas Ryan
Jul 30, 2013
1

Leadwerks Is Bringing Game Development To Linux

Thanks to Kickstarter…

There’s an ongoing Kickstarter drive for a small game engine company named Leadworks to port its development environment to the Linux platform.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 30, 2013
4

Google’s Chromecast blows Microsoft’s Xbox One away

Analysis: Trapped between rocks and incompetent leadership

The most likely victim of Google’s new Chromecast dongle is something most people don’t consider to be a competitor, the Xbox One.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 29, 2013

Synology shows off new designs for disassembly

Computex 2013: NAS boxes from big to small

Synology had a few new updates at Computex along side a few new products that we weren’t expecting.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 25, 2013
7

Intel keeps up the unethical SDP scam with “new” 4.5W parts

Same BS, new snow job for the public

Intel is back to their normal unethical PR ways with another set of disingenuously fake ‘low power’ SDP numbers.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 25, 2013
3

Apple gets a special Haswell for the Macbook Pro

Better yet no one else can get it either

Apple has somehow convinced Intel to give them a unique part for the next MacBook Pro, something that no one else will get.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 25, 2013
1

Samsung makes two memory claims, one is actually true

Flash and LP-DDR3 claims, AData was first though

Samsung has two memory advances to talk about one flash and one DDR, one real the other not quite real.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 23, 2013

Corsair has a slew of gamer goodies this year

Computex 2013: Memory, cases, mice, and keyboards galore

Corsair was showing it’s new components emphasis at Computex with a wide range of gaming devices for the end user.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 22, 2013
1

Microsoft drove the bus off the cliff, now it tries to speed up

This is what happens when you don’t accept reality

Microsoft has driven off the cliff into the death spiral and rather than change direction they are trying to speed up their ‘momentum’.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 18, 2013

Innodisk has an SSD that will explode on command

Computex 2013: Not all of their flash storage explodes though

We told you about the DRAM goodies from Innodisk yesterday, now lets take a look at their Computex flash offerings.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 17, 2013
6

Word has it another Nvidia GPU is cancelled

Three dead in three generations is not a good track record

It looks like Nvidia is on a roll as far as canceling GPUs goes, SemiAccurate moles say another major one has bitten the dust.
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Leo Yim
Jul 17, 2013

Keynotes for AMD Developer Summit 2013 announced

APU13: Oracle, DICE, Unity3D and the HSA foundation

The keynote lineup for the upcoming AMD Developer Summit was announced, and the lineup is nothing short of interesting. AMD Developer Summit 2013 – Event details: The AMD Developer Summit (APU13 in short for this year), is an annual event …
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 17, 2013

Innodisk helps put 57TB of DRAM in a system

Computex 2013: Ruggedized, coated, DDR4, and just plain huge memory

It is quite rare to go to a memory company at a trade show and see more interesting things than you can fit in to an article but Innodisk did just that at Computex.
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Thomas Ryan
Jul 16, 2013
1

A Look at the Windows 8.1 Preview

Closing the gap between desktop and mobile…

Dubbed Windows 8.1, this update is best thought of as a service pack for Windows 8 which debuted last year to mixed reviews.
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Charlie Demerjian
Jul 16, 2013

Applied Materials talks about 3D NAND flash production

SemiCon 2013: Nothing is the same as it ever was

3D NAND flash is imminent and Applied Materials is quite excited about the upcoming transition because the technologies involved plays to their strengths.
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Thomas Ryan
Jul 15, 2013
2

Company of Heroes 2: Setting The Record Straight

Relic Talks About its Essence 3 Engine…

I’ve learned a lot from talking to Relic about Company of Heroes 2, and hopefully I’ll do those conversations justice in this article.
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