Mac OS X 10.6.7 is being seeded to devs.

The latest installment of updates from Apple has been seeded to devs. Strangely enough, this one doesn't contain any framebuffers relating to the 6xxx series Graphic Cards from AMD. This has led to speculation whether or not the 6xxx series will be used in the upcoming refresh or if NVIDIA will play ball again.

GTX 560Ti Reviews from the web

The NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti reviews are finally out. Yes gaming lovers, the much awaited GF 100 series card is here and it sure does pack a punch!

The list of reviews are here:

Tomshardware

Tweaktown (this one is the Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti which according to Gigabyte can easily reach 1 ghz which it does)

Hardocp

Hardwarecanucks

Legitreviews

Is NVIDIA revealing Tegra 3 at MWC

Source: Hexus

Nvidia's Mike Rayfield said he plans to release a new Tegra every year, leading to speculation that the third generation SoC will be revealed next month.

Are we going to see that "2" replaced by a "3" soon?

"I'm going to come pretty close to my cadence of a launch every year," said Rayfield. "It will be in production around the same time as my competitors' first dual-cores will." 
This will undoubtedly put manufacturers like Qualcomm, TI and others who typically take longer to launch new generations in a tight spot.

Wireless NVIDIA Geforce GTX 460 Launched - Memorey clocked @1800 mhz!

Welcome to Bizarro Land. KFA2, the European brand of Galaxy, have gone and launched a wireless graphics card, the KFA2 GeForce GTX460.


Bwahah- *cough* Ahem, the KFA2 GeForce GTX460

What would you even need a wireless graphics card for?! Okay, maybe you've setup a display a bit far from where your PC is. Okay, you can stream stuff to your TV wirelessly. Okay, maybe that's enough reasons for now. Anyway, it's a really strange step into a very weird future.

The GPU has very similar specs to the GTX460, apart from one glaring difference. The card has 336 cores active, a Core clock of 675MHz, Shader clock at 1350MHz and, here comes the difference, the Memory clock at 1800MHz. Wait, what? The original card had a memory clock of 920GHz, so that's one kickass overclock for sure - if it's not a typo, that is. This is a 1GB GTX460, by the way.

Let us know what you think about this strange development. Would you buy this?