Turkish website Donanimhaber report that NVIDIA's next release, GeForce GTS 450, will now release on September 13th, pushed back two weeks from initial expectations of late-August. In addition, the early clock speed estimates run at 789 MHz core, 3760 MHz for 1GB GDDR5 memory over a 128-bit memory bus.
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It seems that Nintendo is all set to announce the release date for its much-anticipated Nintendo 3DS. All you have to do is sit and wait for the date it has set for the announcement of the console's release date. Say what?
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A source of Xbitlabs has responded to recent rumours that claim AMD's first Fusion APU, Ontario, will have a TDP of 18W or even 25W for the dual core. The source, said to be close to AMD, has stated that categorizing Ontario as "18W or 25W is not reasonable and well outside the margin of error". The exact power consumption was not mentioned but it is reported to be well below the rumoured figures of 18/25W.
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