Just before I knock off for the day, breaking news from VR-Zone cites that AMD's RV770 will arrive on June 18th (fitting it into the time-frame defined earlier today).

Following yesterday's pictures of the Wind laptop, the folks over at ChileHardware have published a hands-on analysis of the Eee PC alternative.

A generous reader of the latest Game Informer magazine has scanned an image of the drum-kit to be included in Guitar Hero IV.

A leaked feature list for the upcoming Spring dashboard update has evidence that the Xbox 360 will soon have a motion-sensing magic wand.

Foxconn has answered consumer's demands, extending its warranty period for graphics cards to three years (if purchased after the 1st of May).

Microsoft has announced that the next major release of Office for Macs will reunite users with Visual Basic for Applications.

Gigabyte has claimed that Asus is "playing numbers marketing" and "cheating end users" with its EPU (Energy Processing Unit).

Among reporting loads of information about AMD's upcoming HD 4000-series, TG Daily believe that the first RV770 products will arrive somewhere between June 15 and June 22.

EA's CEO John Riccitiello believes that PC gaming is not on a decline, and that it has been "categorized wrongly" by a focus on retail sales.

Microsoft has assured buyers that the Xbox 360 console should have a seven year lifespan. This news follows rumours of a new Xbox 720, and a slimmed down Xbox 540.

Sony's annual PlayStation 3 shipments were just shy of the predicted 9.5 million units, totaling roughly 9.24 million units.

Not to be outdone by Gigabyte and Asus (who have warmed to the P45 chipset rather quickly), details of MSI's P45 line-up have emerged.

While this should be taken as a pinch of salt, Intel's upcoming P45 chipset apparently has some CrossFire issues when using Catalyst 8.4.

Sun has announced the availability of its Sun Fire and Sun Blade systems powered by Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors.

G.Skill has decided to jump into the solid-state drive market announcing various 32GB and 64GB 2.5-inch drives.

Intel has made a claim that by the fourth quarter of this year, 66 percent of all notebooks it ships will have Core 2 Penryn based CPU's under the hood.

As a result of the defendants failing to appear in court, MySpace has been awarded 230 million in damages in the largest judgment ever against spammers.

Open-source users will be pleased to know that the latest Linux operating system sponsored by Red Hat - Fedora 9 - has been released.

Sony has announced that its sales and operating revenue has hit 78.5 billion, touting that the quarter broke several company records.

MSI has launched an overclocked 384MB 9600 GSO that operates at 600MHz/900MHz, and features MSI's Seaweed-blade cooler.

Dell has responded to claims stating that it will abandon several XPS desktops. To keep things brief, Dell will propel Alienware as their premier brand, though not abandon XPS.

Microsoft has announced that the Xbox 360 is the first "current-gen" console to sell 10 million units in the US.

Sony has released firmware 2.35 for its PS3. The latest release, much to the disappointment of users, doesn't fix GTA IV lockups.

With the Eee PC 900 fresh out the door, pictures of an Atom-based Eee PC 901 have surfaced.

Despite being announced back in 2005, "Alan Wake" has reportedly been delayed yet again, this time until 2009.

Days after dropping their Ferrari F1 sponsorship, Fudzilla have learned that AMD were spending a combined $30 million a year on Nascar and F1.

VR-Zone have learned what the 9800 GT's clock speeds will be, and how to determine the 55nm version from the rest.

ExtremeTech have shed some light on the current Hybrid SLI situation, and the difficulties involved in creating supporting drivers.

MSI will also target the upcoming desktop Eee PC, which was pictured yesterday. Micro Star's rival can be seen here.

The Guinness World Records committee has announced that GTAIV has set two new records related to the first 24 hour's sales and revenue.