AMD’s Eyefinity technology has been awesome in its way. With the new Eyefinity technology, you can now play your favourite racing games or First Person Shooter games with an amazing three or six monitors’ setup that’ll be a very jaw dropping for some people, like me. However, Eyefinity has never been cheap to setup. Buying additional three or six monitors is already putting on a strain for some people with budgets. What’s more, you can only run it on monitors that have DisplayPort, which even some current models lack. Your solution? Buying $100 ‘DisplayPort-to-DVI’ adapters that will slaughter your wallet. Read more…

This is rather fast, thought sadly very much expected and anticipated. The iFixit crews have put their paws onto the latest generation iPod Touch. Read about their thoughts below. Read more…

These days, Corsair seemed to want a slice of everything, or perhaps to show the world the greatness of their engineers. Started with buying NAND chips and making their own modules, Corsair entered the power supply market while fighting fiercely in the high performance ram market. Soon, they joined the chassis gang and SSD gang, and now they’re ready to join the gaming gadgets crowd. Read more…

Antec, one of the leading companies in power supply and computer chassis, is stepping into the world of PC audio components. When it comes to computer speakers, it’s either your products are amazingly stunning, or they’re simply rubbish. Antec is hoping to make a big stun in this yet ‘un-crowded’ market with their new ‘Soundscience’ brand. Read more…

Lexus has been pursuing perfection all this time. You’ve seen how their supercar LF-A breaks a glass using a note produced from their exhaust’s sound. Now, Lexus is using their latest sport sedan, the Lexus IS to solo drum ramming! I always respect those that gives in everything that they have to create a wonder advertisement, with creative ideas and amazing engineering. The end results are always mesmerizing. Check out the video after the jump. Read more…

Erica Sadun of TUAW has, for some unknown reason, been sniffing around the codes for the internal settings property list of the new Apple iPod Nano. What might be some clumsy ‘forgotten to delete’ or excess/leftover code has given the slightest possible hint of video playback capability for the ‘now touchscreen-ed’ iPod Nano. That includes options for things like TV subtitles, captions and alternate audio, and even a fit-to-screen option — for the perfectly square aspect ratio of the nano’s screen, perhaps? Then again, I’m already reluctant to watch videos on a 3-inch display, what’s more on a 1.5-inch screen. Who cares what type of content it has. A banana will look like a peanut in there.

SOURCE via TUAW

Qualcomm has announced that their 1.5 GHz dual-core QSD8672 Snapdragon processor will ship to manufacturers by the end of this year, but it is unlikely that devices powered by this mysterious chip will come that soon.  Qualcomm predict the arrival of these devices powered by this dual-core petite nuclear reactor will only drop from the sky at the end of next year! You’ll still get it in Christmas time, no difference. But the only difference is the year. Big bummer. On the bright side, thought, the less powerful 1.2 GHz dual-core MSM8x60 chipset will probably drop to your paws by early next year.

SOURCE via Engadget

Mazda has unveiled a new concept called the Shinari at a private press event held in Milan recently, ahead of the Paris Motor Show 2010. This new four-door coupe concept will give the public a hint to the future direction the Mazda family will take in terms of design language. Pretty much sums it up right? Read more…

Google has announced their latest software product, or a sort of enhancement for their Google search engine, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The Google Instant will go live straight away, delivering immediate results while you’re typing. Basically, Google Instant will somehow ‘predict’ what you’re searching, and take the best possible sense in related word to show you instant results below, as you type finish your word. Google describes it as a fundamental shift in search, which will give them a milestone bounce in leading the search engine market. This is made possible from the ‘ajax’ coding language for web developing, which is used by Facebook to instantly punch your friend’s latest wallpost few seconds ago to your active wall. Read more…