The full specifications of Samsung's new 10" netbook have surfaced. As Nordic detail, the 1.6GHz Atom processor is accompanied by 1GB of memory and a 160 GB HDD.

With a new fleet of Zune's inbound on September 16th, PC World have detailed the new software which will accompany them. Both "Buy from FM" and the "MixView" are noted.

Microsoft will roll-out the first beta of Windows 7 roughly one week before Christmas, according to ZDNet. Going by the one year beta plan, a late 09 launch is feasible.

VR-Zone have stumbled upon what looks to be official CPU roadmaps from AMD, and not hear-say rumours which we've been hearing a lot of lately. More here.

While no official sales data is available, retailers are claiming that Spore has done well in its first week, although it's not in the same record breaking ballpark as GTA IV.

OCZ has added two new additions to its ultra-high performance CPU cooling lineup, alias the Gladiator and Gladiator Max. The full specifications can be read here.

Second-tier motherboard maker Asrock has adjusted its strategy and increased its shipment proportion of entry-level motherboards, according to Digitimes. More here.

Mozilla will add a private browsing mode to Firefox 3.1, which is destined to arrive in either late 08 or early 09. The mode will disregard cookies and forget any private data.

Intel may launch its six-core Dunnington server CPU next week at the VMWorld conference in Las Vegas, according to TG Daily. The 45nm chip will be the last in the Penryn lineup.

The first pictures and benchmarks of Nvidia's faster GTX 260 have started rolling in. The talks yesterday that the board won't gain a suffix to its name do look to be correct.