Micron has posted its quarterly earnings report, and the news isn’t good: the memory maker lost almost a
billion
dollars this past quarter. While no doubt the recent economic downturn can be partially to blame, the twice as large as expected loss is due in large part to tremendous oversupply on the world’s memory market supply.
Despite getting what I feel to be a bum wrap, Vista hasn’t turned out to be quite the experience Microsoft was hoping for. Already customers are getting excited about Windows 7, which isn’t even out in public beta yet, and until then, they want to keep using Windows XP.
Lenovo is known far and wide for their business-oriented notebooks and desktops, and it’s a shame considering the quality of their monitor line. A recent addition to the lineup is the L200p, a 20.1″ mid-range LCD that wouldn’t look out of place in a conservative business office or a hip and modern shop with an industrial bent. With an ecofriendly bent, is this display with your time? Read on for our full review.
Neuros, known for its unusual but generally well-received audio-visual and HTPC components, has come out with the Neuros LINK. The LINK is currently a part of what’s known as Neuros’ Gamma Program (from the greek letter gamma, which follows beta), in which pre-production hardware is made available to the public. A no-questions asked, four-month return policy is also part of the $300 package deal, at least until it moves into production status.
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