Lexus buyers will now have a smaller, cheaper vehicle to choose from

OCZ's new budget SSD will feature scaled back performance

DailyTech's roundup of "Gulftown" reviews from around the web for Wednesday

Nick Farrell THE INQUIRER

For sociopathic employers

Edward Berridge THE INQUIRER

DDR2 and DDR3 are getting more expensive

Greeted with big yawn

Hands crown over to a Mexican

Edward Berridge THE INQUIRER

Microsoft still loses $240 million

F-Secure claims

Overreaction of the day

For real cash, naturally

Thursday The Register reports Intel's redemos 6-core Gulftown DigiTimes reports contract quotes for DDR3 and DDR2 chips remain high in early March TorrentFreak reports piracy rises in France despite three strikes law Ars Technica: Pushing the speed limits of quantum memory BBC reports Large Hadron Collider to...

Spencer Dalziel THE INQUIRER

Analysis Lots of 3D TV products are coming

Spikey fluorescent hair, jaunty caps, horn rimmed glasses, full arm tattoos and knee high boots. That's right, it's the bizarre geek fashion of GDC, and we just can't get enough.

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Intel's dominance with the Nehalem Core i7s has been nearly complete, yet a replacement will soon arrive in the form of Gulftown, a six-core monster with 12MB of cache. How good is it? Should it replace your Pentium 4? Your Core 2 Quad Q6600? We investigate.

Sony has officially debuted its Move motion controller for the Playstation 3 at GDC 2010.

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Will cost $15 per month for service

New navigation interface part of the package

First for 360 and later for PS3 and PC

Microsoft is showcasing the latest iteration of its XNA Game Studio for Windows Phone 7, Xbox 360 and Windows-based PCs at GDC 2010.

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