AMD have dangled some more bait in front of Intel, this time in the form of an Agena CPU operating at 3.0GHz. This comes as a stunt to prove that Agena will actually function at Intel comparable speeds.

Samsung are playing their part in helping VESA's DisplayPort gain momentum announcing a new 30" panel sporting a DisplayPort input capable of 10.8Gbps. All we can really add is - watch out DVI!

Christmas has come early for notebook users with Alienware adding solid-state drives in RAID 0 as an option in their Area-51 m5550, m9750 and Aurora m9700 notebooks.

After reading that title, my bet is that the majority of you said something like "you little beauty", or perhaps you're in need of a new pair of pants. As The Inquirer reports, socket AM3 and AM2+ CPU's will operate in AM2 boards - something that should have been done long ago.

The release date for the first beta of Vista SP1 has lately been a topic of debate. While no official date has been set, Microsoft have reported that the first public beta will go live "sometime this year" - thanks Microsoft, I'm sure that really helps...

This week during an annual sales conference in Orlando, Microsoft shed some more light on the next version of Windows. Internally code-named Windows 7, Microsoft projected a launch date "within roughly three years" from today.

Information compiled by DigiTimes has revealed new information about the dawn of Intel's new 45nm Core 2 Extremes. Prepare for a new generation to take on the Phenoms...

Intel have been knocking AMD about ever since the Core 2 series surfaced, and it's really having its impact on AMD. Shortly before AMD revealed their revenue of $1.378 billion, Intel have shown off their impressive figure of $8.7 billion (USD).

Another quarter, more money down the drain - not surprising really. AMD's Q2 revenue results aren't pretty, a net loss of $600 million (USD) was reported and $31 million worth of extinct chips were abandoned.