- Microsoft Surface Pro 5 must use Intel Kaby Lake Processors - Micron has postponed the purchase of the company Inotera Memories - laptops based on AMD Stoney Ridge with DDR4 memory - Asus Zenbo domestic robot will cost 599 dollars -

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POSTER: computer news   ||   MICROSOFT SURFACE PRO 5 MUST USE INTEL KABY LAKE PROCESSORS	DATE:2016-06-09
Analysts believe that in the coming years, demand for the tablet will continue to shrink.   Microsoft sold an impressive amount of tablets Surface, bringing Microsoft's $ 1 billion Revenue.   Fudzilla claims that the timing of Microsoft Surface Pro 5 announcement are tied to the appearance of Intel processors generation Kaby Lake market.  And if recent rumors are true, with the release of Surface Pro 5 from Microsoft will have to wait until next year.   Device Surface Pro 5 rumors attributed to the presence of   USB-C port,  sensor for reading fingerprints and rechargeable active pen Surface Pen.  Built-in storage capacity will be at the expense of microSD type memory card. Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 44588 Rating: 10.0/10 (6 votes cast) Microsoft Surface Pro 5 must use Intel Kaby Lake Processors	Add Comment ( 1 ) MICROSOFT SURFACE PRO 5 MUST USE INTEL KABY LAKE PROCESSORS

POSTER: computer news   ||   MICRON HAS POSTPONED THE PURCHASE OF THE COMPANY INOTERA MEMORIES	DATE:2016-06-09
After absorption of the Japanese memory manufacturer Elpida company , Micron company repurchased shares as part of the Taiwanese memory manufacturer in the face of the company's Inotera Memories (33%).  Company Inotera served the interests of Elpida and switched to work for Micron company .  According to the agreement, Inotera supplied Micron company about 35% of the memory chips from Micron total capacity.  In December last year, Micron announced that will buy shares of the company Inotera Memories and become the sole owner of the latter, on what is planned to spend a little more than $ 4 billion. The completion of the transaction scheduled for mid-July of this year, but something went wrong ... It is reported that Micron has agreed with Inotera company to postpone redemption of shares for one month.  Redeem a company in the stipulated period before categorically impossible.  The securities market has already reacted to the statement by Micron decline of stock prices in the range of 4%. All because of the DRAM market decline.  Against the background of computer memory overproduction and reduce the demand for DRAM chips from  PC market and even market tablets and smartphones memory manufacturers reduced revenues.  According to a recent the report DRAMeXchange, in the first quarter  this year DRAM market consistently in respect of quarterly prices have fallen by 16.6%.  At the same Micron company in the same period reduced earnings by 18.4%.   Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 44587 Rating: 10.0/10 (3 votes cast) Micron has postponed the purchase of the company Inotera Memories	Add Comment ( 1 ) MICRON HAS POSTPONED THE PURCHASE OF THE COMPANY INOTERA MEMORIES

POSTER: computer news   ||   LAPTOPS BASED ON AMD STONEY RIDGE WITH DDR4 MEMORY	DATE:2016-06-09
AMD is beginning to ship its hybrid mobile seventh-generation processors, hidden behind the symbols  Bristol Ridge and Stoney Ridge, back in April this year, but decided to formally present them only at the beginning of this month. Colleagues from the German site Planet3DNow.de now watching the range of notebooks based on the new AMD processors, and the first models on the base of Bristol Ridge with four cores should be on sale in three weeks, according to the source.  Most available solutions based on dual-core processors Stoney Ridge, is also preparing to go on sale, according to representatives of Planet3DNow.de . Notebook Acer Aspire E5-523G can boast the presence of AMD A4-9410 processor (2.9 / 3.5 GHz) with the graphics system Radeon R5 M430, which stands out for the needs of 2 GB of memory.  CPU TDP level does not exceed 15 watts.  Volume type DDR4 RAM up to 16 GB, a minimum configuration it is 4 GB.  The notebook is equipped with a single slot for memory modules.  The cost of this mobile computer is close to 500 euros.  In Australia and Malaysia, it is already available. Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 44586 Rating: 10.0/10 (3 votes cast) laptops based on AMD Stoney Ridge with DDR4 memory	Add Comment ( 1 ) LAPTOPS BASED ON AMD STONEY RIDGE WITH DDR4 MEMORY

POSTER: computer news   ||   ASUS ZENBO DOMESTIC ROBOT WILL COST 599 DOLLARS	DATE:2016-06-09
An important part of  Asustek Computer exhibition was a domestic robot Zenbo, designed by Pegatron Technology forces commissioned by Asus.  Source Computerworld has paid extra attention to this development, having interviewed the CEO Johnny Shih (Jonney Shih).     Asus Zenbo resembles a hybrid vacuum cleaner and a table lamp, it is devoid of manipulators, so is not suitable for "heavy physical labor."  The capabilities of this robot are reduced to information interaction with people in the household and household appliances.  Children will be entertained by it cartoons, games, stories and songs, the elderly will remind you to take medicine, as well as see  their condition, in case of an emergency call by organizing a capable family members by telephone or video conference.  With the "smart home" this robot is also able to interact, turning on and off lights and appliances, as well as controlling the access of visitors through the intercom. A lot of attention was paid to work on the robot's appearance.  Zenbo eventually got a friendly "display face", which is able to express the understandable human emotions with the help of primitive facial expressions.  On the market Asus Zenbo due out before the end of this year,. Select Rating : Currently 10.00/10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 44585 Rating: 10.0/10 (3 votes cast) Asus Zenbo domestic robot will cost 599 dollars	Add Comment ( 1 ) ASUS ZENBO DOMESTIC ROBOT WILL COST 599 DOLLARS

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