Affordable IPS monitors in AOC?

And if AOC was able to propose suitable IPS monitors to attractive price?High quality at low cost, it's like this AOC presents two new references that he introduced today. What he means by that, is offer screens with slabs IPS (a technology which it no longer has the advantage to equivalents TN, except in terms of reactivity) at reasonable prices. Increase in the demand, economies of scale, improved manufacturing processes, here are the reasons why...

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Windows 8: referred to the file manager

Microsoft will revise its Manager files for Windows 8.The beginning of June, as some builds of Windows 8 development began to circulate on the Internet, we get some information about a new file system called "Protogon" that suspected Microsoft want to introduce in his bones. But while expected necessarily new information about the file system of Windows 8, Microsoft prefer to communicate on another aspect of his system, the file manager.The interface...

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HD 6850 overclockée in Sapphire

Sapphire presents a new version of the Radeon HD 6850, coupled with its Vapor-X heatpipe.Sapphire has just announced a new graphics card. It's a Radeon HD 6850 in Vapor-X Edition. This map is based as the reference model, with 960 stream processors and 48 TPU (Texture Processing Units), but its frequencies are reviewed on the rise with 800 MHz in the heart and 1.1 GHz memory.It is of course to the solution of cooling House Vapor-X contain this rise...

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Crucial and 8 GB of DDR3 modules

The Crucial American manufacturer has launched new strips of 8 GB of DDR3.Lexar has announced new modules of memory under its Crucial. These strips of 8 GB of DDR3 display frequency of 1333 MHz and latencies CL9. The first is a DIMM, which will take place in a desktop computer, and that requires a 1.50 volt voltage. The second is a SO-DIMM for notebook, which only 1.35 volt. The subsidiary of the American skier Micron launches its two solutions...

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HTC just shows its Puccini Tablet

Several times delayed, the future Taiwanese manufacturer HTC 10.1-inch Tablet is now functional!The HTC Puccini is back. The first HTC 10.1 inch tablet should be shortly launched by the American operator AT & T (perhaps under the trade name Jetstream). Its touch screen will display a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. A dual-core processor running at 1.5 GHz with 1024 MB of RAM will be at the heart of the tablet. The storage of the device would...

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The prepaid in "unlimited" in SFR

SFR extends its range of prepaid unlimited offers limited time cards.SFR has launched the card prepaid program, new refills which include unlimited calls. Three rates are proposed-side voice, with the unlimited on one, three, or five days for 5, 10 and €15. It is 24/7 unlimited calls to all fixed and mobile numbers in France.And that's not all, outgoing SFR also another card prepaid for unlimited WiFi, that works the same way, and gives a few days...

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ZOTAC unveils a new GeForce GTS 450

Hong Kong manufacturer Zotac has recently formalizing its GeForce GTS 450, an economic model new energy.In this bleak period on graphics cards, Zotac throws the veil on its new GeForce GTS 450. This "ECO Edition" should display a lower energy consumption by 33% from the Nvidia reference solution. There is however no miracle since the GTS 450 frequencies are revised downwards.The GF106 and its 192 stream processors are respectively processors 600...

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Epson pirated. 350 000 affected customers...

Epson has seen its South Korean servers be pirated. Result, the personal data of 350,000 customers were intercepted.Since Sony servers very media piracy, the pressure is not settled on industrialists who continue to be concerned by various more or less serious attacks. This time, it's Epson which in fact costs in South Korea where its servers dropped against hackers attacks successful at is steal data bases containing personal information of nearly...

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Windows 8 will natively handle USB 3.0

With Windows 8, there is more need to install third-party drivers to make the most of its USB 3.0 devices.The head of the division Devices & Networking of Microsoft, Dennis Flanagan, addressed the issue of the support of USB 3.0 in Windows in a note published on the blog of the firm. An opportunity for him to confirm that if the computers running Windows 7 with USB 3.0 connectors must to go through the installation of third-party drivers, it...

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SFR increases the price of its "unlimited to mobile" option

A small increase of €2 which should push customers to offer access Evolution...Our colleagues of DegroupNews noticed a change in fee options offered by SFR customers access. Indeed, the famous "unlimited to mobile" option, introduced after Free presented its offer Revolution including calls to mobiles in unlimited from the box, is increased from €3 to €5 per month.An increase which, however, concerns only the invoiced standard offer €31,90 per month,...

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A new in Cooler Master NotePal

The Taiwanese manufacturer Cooler Master announces a new notebook cooler, the Notepal U.Cooler Master unveils a new sink for laptops. The NotePal U joined an already wide range in the catalogue of the Taiwanese manufacturer. Mainly designed in aluminium, it measures 410 x 310 x 55.5 ~ 217 mm, 1.3 kg and supports a maximum 17-inch diagonal machines.NotePal U can also serve as a foot, and he offers five different height settings. It incorporates two...

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The new Atom Cedar Trail delayed by DirectX?

The PowerVR circuit chosen by Intel for its new Atom platform would pose it serious problems to pilots because the DirectX 10.1 support.It is not the Cedar Trail platform, expected to boost the interest of the Atom processors which will be engraved in 32 nm and embarqueront a PowerVR graphics circuit. What, for Intel, try to come back in the race to the APU Brazos of rival AMD. On the graphic part, Intel has decided to separate his old - and very...

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A Treasury of enclosure for HDD in SilverStone?

SilverStone presents a new external enclosure for 3.5 "hard drives.SilverStone unveils a USB 3.0 external enclosure which guarantees a 5 Gb/s maximum transfer rate by taking advantage of a SATA III interface. Mounting disks 3.5 "(HDD or SSD) is guaranteed"without tool". Damage however that a system for attaching a disk 2.5 "is not proposed, especially as the SSD in 3.5" do not run the streets... Of course, this is also compatible with USB 2.0, but...

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A gallery of images integrated with Twitter

Micro-blogging platform adds an automated image gallery.After having reached an agreement with Photobucket to offer direct online of photos on its platform, Twitter just reinforce this feature by proposing display of copies of users via a gallery. Micro-blogging site logically continues to implement functions which, until then, required to use third-party services.Two objectives: facilitate and enrich the use of Twitter. Thus, these galleries together...

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A minute on the Internet, it is...

It is crazy what can make Internet users around the world in a single minute on the Internet.695 000 articles updated in Facebook, 600 new videos available on YouTube, 70 registered domain names, 13 000 downloaded iPhone applications, 6 600 photos added on Flickr, 370 000 voice via Skype conversations or 695 000 searches on Google... And all this in small 60 seconds! It is the activity of the social Internet condensed on computer graphics proposed...

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The Sony Tablet S under Android for the month of September?

Does call it more S1 but Sony Tablet S. Marketing would be imminent, even if the constructor always refuses to release these info.It finally says with Android Sony tablets. Including the S1 and its design "way magazine folded", which has finally be given a final name: Sony Tablet s. Engadget, at close to the record, unveils that Sony plans are always offer this model upon re-entry, and therefore current September for a price of $ 599 in the US....

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A humanoid robot in the International Space Station

A companion robot to the International Space Station astronauts...A humanoid robot in space! The International Space Station for a few hours, has a new occupant in the presence of Robonaut 2 (R2 to his friends) has been enabled by the cosmonauts. This since the month of February in the station, this robot is the result of a fifteen year collaboration between Nasa and General Motors has come "to life".It is of course experimental and programmed to...

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A rhéobus who plays DJ

The American manufacturer NZXT unveils a new unusual rhéobus, Sentry Mix.NZXT has announced a new rhéobus. This Sentry Mix features an unusual line, which takes over the design of the equalizers in the world of audio. This solution is almost entirely covered with a black matte painting, cursors being grey. Also note the presence of diodes, which will probably indicate the power supplied to each fan.In this regard, is six, Sentry Mix to support knowing...

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Comparison test robot vacuum cleaners

At hardware.info we rarely spend attention to gadgets, especially if the link with computers is not clear. For robot vacuum cleaners, we make an exception. These devices have a high gadget factor, but they are also autonomous, programmable computers that may be the beginning could usher in a larger robot revolution.Robot vacuum cleaners have been in existence for a while: the American iRobot released in 2002 the first variant of its Roomba vacuum...

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 review

On the one hand, Samsung will not of course been pleased with all the fuss that the Apple's lawsuit against Samsung around the launch of the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 caused. In the Netherlands is tablet, however, at least until mid-October for sale and also the German ban on the sale of the device in Europe as a whole is reduced to only Germany. So considered, this case Samsung might be not so bad, so around the launch of a product where they get their...

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PC advice: home server-August 2011

The Home server. Subject of heated debates on hardware.info. Opinions vary widely on topics such as the need to keep the Cabinet compact, the advantage of hot-swap bays, what a desirable energy consumption is, how much processing power is required, what kind of storage is needed, and much more. We can safely say that "the ideal home server" does not exist, the differences among our visitors use goals clearly too much. However, this does not mean...

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Gaming hardware at Gamescom 2011

This week we were present at the Gamescom 2011 in Cologne. This fair is mainly aimed at the introduction of new games, but also gaming hardware is introduced. The stock market exists this year a total of seven halls filled with gaming fun and is visited by international audience. We went along with Razer, SteelSeries and Razer, who showed their new products.New games this year at the Gamescom mainly of interest are Battlefield 3, Gears of War 3...

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Be Quiet Straight Power E8 CM 580W review

A power supply of between 500 and 600 watts for many PC owners: the sweet spot for a luxury PC with fast processor and one high-end or two mid-range video cards, this is pretty much the capability that you can buy the best. Be Quiet recently sent us their new Straight Power 600W E8 CM, which, of course, we have extensively tested.Straight Power is Be Quiets mid-range line power supplies. Not as luxurious as the Dark Power Pro 's, but as far as specifications...

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ASRock Z68 Fatal1ty Professional Gen3 review

During Computex in June will be shown for the first and now available, Z68 motherboards with support for PCI-Express 3.0. Of course that sounds good on the box, but what does it mean exactly and what have you? We sought it out on the basis of the ASRock Z68 Fatal1ty Professional Gen 3, ASRocks new high-end Z68 Board.In order to get more popularity with the audience of gamers is ASRock echoing ABIT-who still remember them? -in sea gone with pro-gamer...

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HP ProBook 4330S review

If you're looking for a laptop and you're far more demanding than the average user then you will be able to do what disappointed coming back from a walk along the offer in the shop. Shiny screens, moderate housings and screaming colors. For those who want something else, there seems to be not an offer to be in the shop. Fortunately, there are also still laptops that some more aimed at business users, such as the HP ProBook 4330S.The ProBook 4330S...

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PC advice: all-round PC-August 2011

Translate Request has too much data Parameter name: request Een PC waarmee je zo'n beetje alles kan doen, die voorlopig voldoet qua snelheid en capaciteit: dat is de all-round PC. Op dit moment snel genoeg voor alle toepassingen, en tegen relatief lage kosten snel weer helemaal bij de tijd te brengen, als je wat meer rekenkracht of opslag vereist. Internetten, gamen, zakelijk software, video's en foto's bewerken; met een goede all-round PC zou dat...

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Logitech G300 gaming mouse

Logitech expands its G-Series product line for gamers with the Gaming Mouse G300. This G300 is equipped with nine programmable buttons that you can set game commands that normally only keyboards are reserved.The built-in memory offers space for the storage of three game profiles, which you should be able to take the difficulty and open on another PC or notebook. You can choose from seven colors that you can save a profile and retrieval. The illuminated...

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Cooler Master launches Gemini II S524 CPU-cooler

Today, almost all high-end processor coolers based on the tower principle, with some copper heatpipes the heat from the base plate transfer to numerous horizontal aluminum cooling fins. These are then cooled by one or two fans, that the hot air directly out of the closet can be expelled. Such a CPU-cooler is particularly effective in the cooling of the processor, but flows there is less fresh air along other heat-producing components such as the...

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