Thursday, June 30, 2011

AMD presents the first Llano A

AMD has officially unveiled the first Llano processors for desktop. These include an APU and a x86 chipset on the same die. The models today are the A8-3850-3000 A8, A6 and A6-3650-3600. They are engraved in 32 nm and include a dual-channel DDR3 memory controller. Their IGP can be coupled to a dedicated graphics card for more performance and call an AMD chipset motherboard A75 and FM1.

It is a symbolic step for AMD, which finally reveals the fruits of her union with ATI in the market for desktop computers. Earlier this year, AMD Fusion for the first marketed to compete with Atom. The reception of these processors that we know under the code names of Ontario and Zacate was positive.

Samsung 32 GB microSDHC Class 10

Samsung just announced the arrival on the market - without indicating a specific date or price - a memory card to 32GB microSDHC Class 10 certified. Based on MLC NAND flash memory engraved in 3-bit 2x nm and carrying a proprietary controller, the memory card displays according to the manufacturer rates in reading and writing respectively reaching 24 MB/s and 12 Mb/s.

Currently produced mass, the microSDHC card is expected soon to appear. Samsung finally working on a 64 GB version, which should come next year.

Asus invented the Fusion card without video outputs

Asus has announced its line of motherboards designed for AMD's APU Llano, second incarnation of the Fusion architecture. Asus and had a wonderful idea with the F1A75: the entry-level card does not use the graphics, lack of video output. Other cards range F1A75, they are naturally equipped with HDMI, VGA or DVI ...

The F1A75 is the map a priori the least expensive of the range and logic of Asus is strange when you choose a card entry is to pay less, and thus force the user to add a standard graphics card is amazing. Otherwise, the card is classic ATX format, it offers a socket FM1 and four slots for DDR3 memory.

Optimus Mini Six: the pad with 6 LCD buttons

Art Lebedev announced that the Optimus Mini Six, a box containing six LCD buttons, entered into production. It should be released at the end of the year. He also indicated that the Optimus Popularis, a full keyboard with LCD keys, is now scheduled for 2012. Optimus range is quite a story. The Optimus Maximus, long considered one of the biggest vaporware with Duke Nukem Forever. It's also one of the most expensive keyboard in the world.

The new MacBook Air will arrive in mid July 2011

According to the most knowledgeable, the long-awaited update of ultralight laptops from Apple, will arrive by the middle of this month of July, probably on the 14th. The new MacBook Air 2011 will be almost identical in design to those currently available except for the presence of a connection instead of Thunderbolt Mini DisplayPort.

The systems will be supplied already pre-installed with Lion and will be based on second-generation Intel Core 2.1GHz and 2.3GHz frequency with the 13-inch model and a new low-voltage CPU Core for i5 11-inch model. Superior performance is guaranteed for a greater allocation of memory and a RAM upgrade for what concerns storage.

SAPPHIRE upgrade small systems with EDGE EDGE-HD2

SAPPHIRE Technology has just announced a new model of the family known as EDGE EDGE-HD2. This shares the same chassis as its predecessor with its line and slim in size but offers a higher level of performance and is available with operating system Windows 7 preloaded. The new SAPPHIRE Edge-HD2 is also compatible with VESA mount to be installed on the back of a monitor or TV. Brand new, in terms of hardware platform, including a second-generation Intel Atom dual-core 1.8 GHz, 2GB of DDR3 memory and 320GB hard drive.
These specifications in detail: CPU: Intel Atom 1.8GHz with 1 MB CacheRAM - D525: 2 GB DDR3-800 MHz - Storage: 2.5''320GB SATA HDD - Graphics: 512MB nVidia ION2 with RAM - LAN: Built-in Ethernet supporting 10/100/1000 Mbps - WIFI: controller, IEEE 802.11 b/g /nI/ O: VGA x1, HDMI x1, RJ45x1,4x USB 2.0 Ports, Audio Inx1, Line-Out x1 - Power: AC 100 ~ 240V 50/60Hz, 19V ~ 3.42A 65W - Dimensions: 19.3 (W) x 14.8 (W) X 2.2 (H) cm - Weight: 530g -  OS: Windows 7 Ultimate Edition or Free DOS

AU Optronics attack Samsung for patent infringement

If you believe the information gathered by the Wall Street Journal, the Taiwanese manufacturer AU Optronics would attack South Korean rival Samsung Electronics on several patent infringement related technologies LCD and OLED. Earlier this month, Samsung is attacking AU Optronics for the same reasons ...

If one believes AUO, it is not less than 10 patents that Samsung infringed. The manufacturer therefore requests the ITC (International Trade Commission) to block imports and sales on American soil of products made by Samsung and violating those patents. But it would be surprising, however, that the different between the two companies ends other than by an arrangement "amicably."