There is much more to explore in the hardware industry spread across the globe. Be it the introduction of a new processor, a new gadget, an innovation in some already existing hardware or the outbreak of a gaming console on the center stage. If you are a technology freak and wish to keep pace with the latest trends prevalent in the world of technology, making yourselves of the latest hardware industry news could do loads of goods. The sources thus may include review websites, forums, online portals that provide latest information about the new concepts, and online magazines that encrust you with viable knowledge regarding hardware industry. Below is provided a brief about the recent advancements in this domain, hope it helps your cause.
Exceptional Gaming Mouse from Raptor
Germany is a well-known country when it comes to the enhancements in the world of IT, precisely the hardware. Raptor, the German peripheral developer has introduced its sophisticated flagship gaming mouse, 'M4' thereby adding yet another feather to the cap of Germans. The mouse is specially designed to suit the right-handed gamers and is available with an adjustable weight system along with a pack of six buttons. Just to reflect the geniuses of a trademark German hardware manufacturer the mouse consists of the laser sensor that is perfectly adjustable and enables the user choose the DP resolution between a convincing range of 400 to 6000. With such exceptional features, this hardware indeed deserves to be in the latest hardware industry news.
128 GB NAND Memory Chip by Intel and Micron
Micron and Intel, the undisputed leaders in the chip manufacturing business have come forward to develop the first ever multi-level cell (MLC) NAND Flash device of 128 GB capacity with the help of 20-nm NAND process technology. The device has paved way for the SSD manufacturers to create even more spacious drives at the cheapest possible price points. The joint effort of the two giants in the hardware industry, NAND memory chip, is intended to be used for Smartphone, tablets, solid state drives (SSD) along with a number of other high-performance computing machines. The chip was originally developed by IM flash technologies (IMFT), which is the joint venture of both the companies. It is first in the industry to allow the storage of terabit (Tb) memory with the size that is no more than the fingertip. The miniature package thus includes 8 similar dies. The assistance of online news magazines, web portals, internet forums and review websites could be sought in this regard.
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