Intel Centerton SoC To Debut in HP's CPU-agnostic Server

HP will release a processor-agnostic chassis called Gemini later this year geared for low power servers. Intel's "Centerton", a dual-core, 64-bit Atom SoC, will be the first CPU to ship in the system with ARM server SoCs following in the future.

Freescale Debuts ARM-based Kinetis L Series Microcontrollers

Freescale is now offering alpha samples of its Kinetis L series, the first microcontrollers (MCUs) built on the ARM Cortex-M0+ processor.

Fujitsu Introduces New LIFEBOOK Business Notebooks

Fujitsu today introduced a trio of commercial LIFEBOOK notebooks -- the full-size 15.6-inch LIFEBOOK E752; the 14-inch LIFEBOOK S752; and the 13.3-inch subcompact LIFEBOOK S762 notebook.

Plextor PX-612U DVD Burner Comes With Exclusive PlexTV

The new PX-612U is an external DVD burner by Plextor compatible with TVs.

Sandisk Introduces New Flash Drives, UHS-I Memory Card

SanDisk today announced the ultra-fast SanDisk Extreme Pro microSDHC UHS-I card mobile memory card along with a suite of USB flash drives.

Docomo Invests In Silicon Valley Photo-sharing Startup

DOCOMO Capital, the venture arm of Japanese mobile phone operator NTT Docomo Inc., has invested an undisclosed amount in Silicon Valley startup Cooliris.

LG, Sharp And TPV Form Smart TV Alliance

Smart TV Alliance, an open-standards based app development platform that will allow developers to create one version of their software to run on TV sets from Sharp, LG and TPV, has been officially launched today.

Sharp's 90-inch LED Aquos TV Available In The US

Sharp has just made available its gigantic LC-90LE745U 90-inch LED TV in the U.S., featuring Full HD 3D LED Panel with AquoMotion 240, Wifi many web applications that will cost you not less than $11,000.

Google To Announce 7-inch Nexus tablet PC This Month

This month is expected to see another tablet release, the Google Nexus tablet, manufactured by Quanta Computer, say Asia-based reports.

Microsoft Announces Surface Family of PCs

Microsoft introduced its own line of tablet computers on Monday at a much-hyped press event in Los Angeles, marking a strategic shift as it struggles to compete with Apple.