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Xbox ‘720’ to have Radeon 6670 graphics
Microsoft’s next incarnation of the Xbox console will include yet another AMD graphics chip, a Northern Islands-based one, from the likes of it, when it reaches the market in Late 2013. -
Industry figure says consoles about to be abandoned
RumourIt cannot be Nintendo, because it has already announced the Wii U and depends on hardware completely. Neither Microsoft or Sony has officially announced a new console but both have admitted they're working on one. -
Imagination Technologies announces PowerVR Series 6
CES 2012Imagination Technologies made a name for itself by providing graphics processing muscle for the likes of Nintendo, and managed to escape the reaper’s blade by reinventing its IP as a mobile graphics offering, scoring huge licensing deals with Sony (PSP, Vita), Intel (Atom, Medfield) -
Palm's decisions doomed WebOS
Of course it being a report by the New York Times, which acts as Apple's unpaid press office, the quote is seen as proof that no one will ever beat Apple and everyone else smells of Nintendo, but actually it shows how much Palm was talking up its WebOS. -
Nintendo denies Miyamoto quitting
Nintendo appears to have been caught on the hop with the news that games legend Shigeru Miyamoto, the man behind Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda is stepping down from his management role at the firm. -
Pressure mounts on government to support computer sciences
The Livingston Hope Skills Review back in February has seen a raft of major technology and creative firms since throwing their weight behind the cause. Companies like Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo and Google are just some of the names involved in the campaign, headed up by Ian Livingston and Alex Hope. -
HTC does not own anti-Apple patents
HTC hunted around and counter attacked by buying graphics stalwart S3. S3 developed some technology that ended up under the bonnet of DirectX on Windows. It was also used by Sony and Nintendo for their consoles. -
MEMS market booms on back of tablets and mobiles
Gaming applications will see a decline on the other hand. This is due to the influx of casual gaming, but should pick up again when more gaming devices arrive utilising MEMS -
Nintendo considers dropping 3D from 3DS
Nintendo’s tragicomic handling of its 3DS has taken yet another lurch into the ridiculous, with reports that it may actually bin its once-vaunted 3D functionality for the flagship device. -
Sony: Please buy our stuff
In what must be some sort of response to potential customers flocking over to Microsoft with the Xbox, and Nintendo slashing costs across the board, apologetic Sony has announced a pretty big price cut for the PS3 in North America and Europe. -
Public expects massive price premium for 3D TVs
Though the workings of the technology are admittedly different, as Nintendo hasfound out to its embarrassment, 3D is not the magic wand that manufacturers are peddling or hoping it to be. -
Gartner whinges about the death of Windows
With some saying that the PCs will soon be found in the bargain bin among the Nintendo 3DSand Cher Lloyd CDs, they might be a bit concerned about the foray into mobile OS territory. -
3DS sells for less than Nintendo DSi XL
Thanks to Tesco, you can pick up cutting-edge technology in the Nintendo 3DS for as little as £115, along with a couple packets of Migraleve on your way out. -
TechEye's Silly Season Awards 2011
Most Persistent Attempt to Flog Questionable Product – Nintendo 3DS -
Intel is game for a laugh
Chipzilla has made an odd purchase and written a cheque for a German game engine writer Trinigy. -
Nintendo tries to seduce 3DS customers with free wi-fi
Nintendo is taking more steps to unload its 3DS on an unwilling public, then, with the offer of free wi-fi for customers of the doomed device. -
Nintendo's 3DS is a case of déjà vu, déjà entendu
Nintendo had 15 years to perfect glasses-free 3D with the release of its 3DS. -
Nintendo puts 3DS in bargain bin
Nintendo has announced that it will be flogging its 3DS devices on the cheap after cutting its profit forecast for the year.
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