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Intel Iris triples integrated graphics performance

02 May 2013

Intel Iris is the next generation of integrated graphics solutions for the company's Haswell CPUs, and it promises to double or even triple graphics performance.

AMD announce the world’s fastest graphics card the Radeon HD 7990

24 April 2013

Fastest GPU ever

Raspberry Pi camera module is nearly ready for release

07 February 2013

The Raspberry Pi camera module is in its final stage of development as the product gets featured in a sneak peak on the Raspberry Pi Foundation blog.

Raspberry Pi Model A available for under £19

05 February 2013

The Raspberry Pi Model A is available for just under £19, with the stripped-down version of the popular mini-computer now shipping in the UK.

Raspberry Pi sales top 1m milestone marker

15 January 2013

The Raspberry Pi mini-computer has reached one million unit less than a year after launch, new figures have revealed.

Crucial M500 SSD is first to offer 1TB for under £450

10 January 2013

Ditch your boot drive and mass storage arrangement. Now one drive can do the lot.

AMD demos new Temash and Kabini - first quad-core x86 SoCs

08 January 2013

AMD has demoed its latest chips destined for tablets and laptopf of the future. Codenamed Temash and Kabini, the new APUs will be the first quad-core x86 SoCs.

Raspberry Pi sales to top 1m units by Christmas

05 September 2012

Raspberry Pi sales to top 1m units by Christmas

'Bay Trail' to bring quad-core 2.4GHz Atoms with laptop HD 4000-level graphics, enough to beat ARM competition?

29 August 2012

Quad 2.4GHz cores and graphics like your Ivy Bridge laptop make for a nice pair indeed, now with USB 3.0 sauce.

Raspberry Pi Can Control Real-World Devices Using New Gertboard Add-On

09 August 2012

A £30 Raspberry Pi add-on Gertboard kit has been announced, enabling the Pi mini-PC to control motors, take measurements and interact with other devices.

Raspberry Pi: You Can Now Order As Many As You Want

16 July 2012

Manufacturing capacity for the £25 Raspberry Pi PC has been scaled up, meaning that the previous restrictions of one unit per customer no longer applies.