Nvidia Shows New GPUs for Laptops Xerox: It's Not Just Copiers Anymore VMware Reinforces 'IT as a Service' HP, Hynix Partner To Develop ReRAM Sony Updates E-Readers Differently Know Your Power-Saving Options New notebooks with the Nvidia GeForce 400M series of graphics processing units are being released this fall, and the chipmaker introduced the new chips at the IFA consumer electronics show. Xerox has a message for you: For the last time, we're not just about making copies. To hammer that home, the company is launching its biggest media blitz in decades, highlighting business services. With cloud computing and virtualization growing, industry heavyweight VMware has announced a variety of new cloud-computing products and services to support its "IT as a Service" vision. As the 3PAR bidding war rages on, Hewlett-Packard is taking a deep breath and turning its attention to Hynix Semiconductor with a joint development agreement for a new circuit element. Facing competition from Amazon.com, Apple and Barnes & Noble, Sony has released updated models of its of e-readers, with touchscreen technology, limited wireless, and higher prices. Computers need power -- and plenty of it. But if you're like many, you may be concerned about how much power your computer actually uses, and it's difficult to know which power-saving options to use. FULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORY
Samsung Unleashes Its Galaxy Tab on Apple's iPad Samsung introduced the Galaxy Tab, a tablet PC aimed at Apple's iPad, at the IFA electronics show in Germany. Samsung presented the tablet with a pun that cites a "new galaxy of possibilities."
Toshiba Will Offer Android-Based Folio 100 Tablet The rapidly growing category of tablets has a new family member as Toshiba announced that its Folio 100, a 10.1-inch, Android 2.2-based tablet computer, will be on sale in Europe by the end of October.
New Sony E-Readers Have Touchscreens, Higher Prices Facing competition from Amazon.com, Apple and Barnes & Noble, Sony has released updated models of its of e-readers, with touchscreen technology, limited wireless, and higher prices.