HP launches a mouse with Facebook button

HP launches new wireless mouse with touch wheel and a touch Facebook impossible to reprogram ...HP today introduced a new mouse, called Touch X7000 WiFi. This is the second mouse HP to receive a Wi-Fi interface. Except that it does not adopt an ambidextrous design, unlike the WiFi Mobile Mouse, an ergonomic shape but clearly intended for right-handed. HP has opted for a glossy black plastic on top and a flat coating "soft-touch" under the thumb,...

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Xeon drawn from Sandy Bridge-E arrive

Why are the equivalent of Sandy Bridge Servers-E Xeon slow to get out? Here are some ...There a few days of this, we offered you the test of Intel Sandy Bridge-E. A total of eight cores "hyperthreading", so 16 rows of parallel processing, coupled with 20 MB of L3 cache, supported by four-channel DDR3 and two QPI channel for communication between processors, managing forty lines PCI Express version 3.0 more DMI2 embedded controller to manage the input...

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The repurchase of Motorola by Google validated, a good deal?

After announcing the acquisition of the Mobility Division of Motorola by Google, it was necessary that the shareholders valid. It's done!With 99% votes in favor of shareholders representing 74% of the shares of Motorola Mobility, the transaction will move the group into the hands of the giant Google has been validated yesterday. Despite strong approval of the shareholders, one of them has still filed a complaint with the Justice Department to indicate...

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Configs to be howled of pleasure…

iBuyPower Chimera presents its range, with a case of roaring flames.iBuyPower to its name and offers configurations muscular "ready to play" as ASUS does with its range ROG or Dell with Alienware. But here, no green men on the tower, but a big flaming lion's head to announce a powerhouse inside, ready to roar!If we take the entry-level configuration of this series Chimera, it incorporates an AMD FX-4100 quad-core overclocked 10% and cooled with a...

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HIS reveals Radeon HD 6670 low-profiles

Hightech Information System (HIS) launches its Radeon HD 6670 low-profile, adapted to cramped little boxes.The Hong Kong manufacturer has announced a HIS Radeon HD 6670 low-profile format, designed specifically for users with a box of small size (HTPC and Media Center). This graphics card is advertised as silent compact thanks to its large aluminum heatsink and its dual fans blue. Its GPU clocked at 800 MHz and GB of GDDR5 memory at 1000 MHz will...

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Preview: MSI X79A-GD65-D8, another X79 chart under the projectors

Just like Asus and Asrock, MSI enables us to offer a glimpse of one of its motherboards based on the x79 chipset. Here is the X79A-GD65-D8 detail ...In the month of November, Intel officially unveiled its new platform high-end based on socket LGA 2011. Platform that will replace the current aging LGA 1366 platform and its X58 chipset. Sandy Bridge processors-E would follow after the current Gulftown, and a new chipset will appear on x79. The socket...

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Facebook and Twitter supervised by the CIA

The CIA "follows" Twitter and "like" Facebook. A dedicated social networking is becoming increasingly active.At the start of the Cold War, a unit of the CIA was created specifically to follow the news and analyze the responses of populations due to different decisions in the world. This unit had been abandoned since the end of the war to resume service after the attacks of September 11, 2001. But this time, new information technologies pass primarily...

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RED Scarlet Vs Canon C300: the new numeric cameras arrive

The film industry be offered new toys small digital still smaller and lighter, but no less effective ...RED digital cameras have made ??a place in Hollywood in recent years. The model is one of Epic's favorite directors, which should necessarily be interested in the arrival of her little sister, the Scarlet. A camera that shoots in 5K (5120 x 2700) at 12 frames per second (120 i / s for Epic) or 4K (4096 x 2160) at 25 frames per second. Backward...

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