WinHECtor Ruiz coverage up

THE LADS AT Via Hardware tell the INQwell that their WinHEC coverage is up. AS they point out, this is a Microsoft hardware fest to help the right kind of hardware get implemented. Presumably, a few years ago, that's what made Dell decide to plough its own particular PC furrow making non WinHEC compatible machines, despite being a close partner of Mr Microsoft and Ms Intella. Here's the latest conf coverage.

Tweaktown has an article about the road ahead from Intel and AMD, and you can discover that by clicking on this URL.

An interesting link at [H]ardOCP talks about an Indian physicist who bought a high speed PC/internet combo and exposed the poor kids in the shanty towns of Delhi to the experience to see what happened.

A look at cheap video cards at Anandtech - that's one we missed earlier.

At AMD Zone, the lads refer to rumours from another site saying a desktop Thoroughbred arriving on the 2nd of May. While possible, this would contradict the roadmap we saw and which AMD sent its customers recently saying late May was the earliest we'd see it. AMD Zone.

NV News has a preview of the Nvidia GeForce 4 TI 4200 up on its site.

Here's an indepth piece all about how game engines work over at Extremetech , the 21st century's answer to The Pabster.

There's a review of the DFI AD73 RAID mobo over at AMD MB.

Tobitech looks at the Z Cyber Cool Disk USB flash drive at its site. Intel seemed to be giving these things away at CeBIT. Not to me though... µ