S3 Announces Mako PDA
News The personal digital assistant (PDA) market welcomed a new member Tuesday as S3 announced the Mako, under its Diamond brand. The Diamond Mako is the first PDA from S3, which is better known for its MP3 players.
[October 11, 2000, 9:16]
Quantum Sharpens Tape-library Portfolio
News Data-storage company Quantum plans to unveil on Monday an automated storage tape system dubbed "Mako," with hopes the product will take a bite out of rival Storage Technology. The new Mako PX720 is what's known in the industry as a tape "library...
[September 29, 2003, 11:15]
AOL And Sonicblue Team On PDA Promotion
News AOL and Sonicblue announced a multiyear agreement Monday in which AOL will promote Sonicblue's Diamond Mako handheld computer, and Sonicblue will make AOL email and instant messaging available on its PDAs (personal digital assistants).
[January 30, 2001, 11:36]
S3 Relaunches: New Name, New Focus
News Last month, the company entered the fiercely competitive handheld market with its Diamond Mako PDA. The Diamond Mako has not sold well in the United States, but it has fared better in Europe. S3 has been making moves to realign itself as a digital...
[November 2, 2000, 8:57]
HP Cuts Prices On Midrange Unix Servers
News HP's Unix servers today use PA-RISC 8700 processors, but upgrades this year will let customers install the PA-RISC 8800 "Mako" successor, a chip that has two 8700 processor cores etched into the same piece of silicon.
[April 3, 2003, 7:37]
Sun, HP Take On Squadron
News The PA-RISC line will get its first dual-core model with the PA-8800, code-named "Mako," and with an HP packaging technology called mx2, code-named Hondo, the company can plug two Itaniums into a single processor slot.
[May 16, 2003, 12:16]
Sun's UltraSparc Doubles Down For Power
News PA-RISC will become a dual-core product when HP puts two of its current PA-8700 chips onto the same silicon to become the PA-8800, code-named Mako. Sun Microsystems' UltraSparc IV chip will debut in the second half of 2003 with two processors...
[December 18, 2002, 8:48]
HP Fills Gap In Itanium Line
News The PA-8800 "Mako" chip, which combines two of the current PA-8700 onto a single slice of silicon, is scheduled to arrive early next year, Mulchand said. Hewlett-Packard will fill in an important gap in its Itanium server line on Monday, releasing...
[November 3, 2003, 10:25]
