Just after NVIDIA has officially announced its latest to date insight into DirectX 11 gaming experience, we got ourselves ASUS building a GPU around next gen CUDA architecture. Lineup consists of two options. First one is ENGTX480 based on GTX480 and, as we have it, has exactly the same specifications. So has with GTX470-based ENGTX470. Performance of both, or what is even more important its comparison with ATI Radeon HD 5970 is arguable. But this should not be the topic of this post. So far, check out ENGTX480 and ENGTX470 specifications after the jump.
ASUS rolls out DirectX 11 ready ENGTX480 and ENGTX470
Home security issues - any security system is better than none
Over the years we’ve seen a lot of gadgets. Some of them we liked and some we didn’t. None the less, user aiding technology advice motto we have on our blog results in the fact that most of our posts are about gadgets that people actually buy. So we thought we should make a better job informing you on the ways to preserve what you have acquired through the years from being stolen and choosing home security monitoring service.
Onkyo MX1007A4 netbook has 14.4h battery life
What do you do if you are not among world’s major manufacturers but you have desire and ability to make something competitive on the market? Onkyo has picked up one of the all-time good solutions for its MX1007A4 netbook coming out in Japan next week - made one feature noticeable among all the others. This has 14.4 hours of battery life and no, it doesn’t weight a ton. In fact it’s barely over a kilo – 1.16kg (2.56lbs) to be precise. At this point I’m guessing that battery life this long is achieved not by a huge battery in first place, but by very economic power management. Which means the MX1007A4 does not have too many features to play with. I can’t blame Onkyo’s latest netbook for that. I think it makes perfect sense and featurelessness to it will make it cheap also. Mind you though that MX1007A4 has just enough of everything for everyday life. Check out specs we have scraped up together form Japanese press release.
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