It didn’t take long for overclocking aficionados to get their cores cold and ready to set some records. ASUS is reporting that a Japanese overclocking hobbyist has managed to push the Core i7 965 EE up to 5510MHz, which is pretty impressive, considering the stock speed runs at 3.2GHz.
Celeron? Yes, Celeron. ASUS, unhappy with lukewarm nettop sales, has decided to shake things up by switching the trendy new Intel Atom processor for an older Celeron chip. Despite having a slower clock speed and an older base technology, the move should add new pep to the platform.
BMW has joined Sheraton hotels and certain AT&T stores in rolling out Microsoft Surface units to specific dealerships. The new units run custom software that lets customers pick out BMW automobiles, customize them, compare models, change paint colors and more.
Microsoft is calling the new platform WARP10, for Windows Advanced Rasterization Platform. The new system is meant to ease strain on software developers by allowing them to take advantage of DirectX 10 and 10.1 properties without having to worry about whether end users have sufficiently advanced graphics hardware. Developers also can avoid having to write custom rasterizers since an application will run well in WARP if it runs well on hardware.
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