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  PSP Go launched

  The PSP Go is the newest redesign of Sony's PlayStation Portable line of handheld gaming consoles. The PSP Go launches on Oct 1 on online stores and can be preordered before that. The PSP Go features Bluetooth, lighter slider form factor, a smaller screen and a digital distribution-only as well as an inbuilt 16GB flash memory with expandable memory slot for a Memory Stick Micro. Read More | Tweet This

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  AMD Launches Quad Core CPU Costing 100$

  AMD today launched 2 new Quad Core CPU's namely the Athlon II X4 620 and Athlon II X4 630. Athlon II X4 620 runs at 2.6GHz and Athlon II X4 runs at 2.8GHz and both the processors feature 2MB of L2 cache and no L3 cache. Both the processors have a thermal power envelope of 95W. Read More | Tweet This

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  Microsoft To Launch Zune HD Today

  Microsoft is all set to give stiff competition to Apple's newly launched iPod Nano and iPod Touch by launching the Zune HD along with the Zune 4.0 software today. Microsoft has also decided to market Zune HD as a gaming device, clearly being influenced by Apple's strategy to market iPod Touch as a gaming device. Read More | Tweet This

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  Western Digital Launches 2.5inch 1TB HDD

  SSD’s have been stealing the limelight from traditional HDD’s for quite sometime now, but today Western Digital has launched a 1TB HDD having a form factor of 2.5inch which will surely bring back the traditional HDD’s back in the spotlight. These new 2.5inch 1TB HDD from Western Digital will be called “Western Digital Scorpion Blue” and they will be crammed with 333GB of of storage space per platter. Read More | Tweet This

• AMD “Istanbul” makes its debut earlier than expected

  AMD today launched their new high end server Class 6-Core Processor “Istanbul” which is based on the same architecture used by AMD 45nm ‘Shangai’ Processor’s. The new Processor from AMD also has a new technology called ‘HT Assist’ which helps in reducing the traffic which occurs when the Processor searches for the shortest path to the data. AMD also states that the new “Istanbul” Processors are 30% faster in Performance per watt category, and overall are 40% to 50% faster than their predecessor. Read More | Tweet This