ASUS My Cinema-PE9400 TV card
Virtual Hideout reviews the ASUS My Cinema-PE9400 TV card. Add comment
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Chillblast Fusion Gemini
The Chillblast Fusion Gemini will get you a heavily overclocked quad-core CPU, lots of RAM, a Radeon HD 4870 X2 graphics card. Add comment
Foxconn P45A-S motherboard
Hardware Logic reviews the Foxconn P45A-S motherboard. Add comment
Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro 7
Don’t disregard the Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro 7 HSF. Add comment
Gainward Radeon HD 4850 Golden Sample
Gainward has moved squarely to the ATI camp with their HD 4850 Golden Sample. Add comment
Western Digital’s RE3 hard drive
Tech Report tests the new Western Digital RE3 hard drive; a souped-up Caviar Black built for enterprise abuse. Add comment
Understanding CUDA
Techware Labs has a guide to understanding NVIDIA’s CUDA technology. Add comment
ASUS Eee PC 901 Linux boot performance
Phoronix benchmarks different Linux distros to see which one boots the fastest on an Eee PC 901. Add comment
Hiper Type R Mark-II 880W PSU
Tweak Town reviews the Hiper Type R Mark-II 880W power supply. Add comment
GELID Silent 12 TC and PWM fans
Overclockers Online reviews the GELID Silent 12 TC and PWM 120mm fans. They quietly provide 58 cfm. Add comment
Intel Atom ECS 945GCT-D motherboard
The tiny Intel Atom processor lives on the ECS 945GCT-D motherboard. Add comment
Sprint XOHM goes live, 4G in Baltimore
For the first time on American soil, the general public can get their fill of 4G cellular service. Sprint has activated their long-awaited XOHM service in Baltimore, MD. Based on the WiMax standard, XOHM will roll in at $35/mo. for handsets and blast data across the airwaves at 2-4Mbps. Delicious. Add comment
Wal*Mart cans DRM, screws customers
Once upon a time, Wal*Mart joined the legions of corporate drones who felt DRM was a good idea. In the tide of music stores that tried to play against iTunes, Wal*Mart’s “ME TOO!” service offered WMA tracks protected with WM9 and WM10 DRM. Unfortunately for Wal*Mart, like most “ME TOO!” music services, their music store […] Add comment
Three Rings CEO dislikes DRM
Daniel James, CEO of Three Rings (publisher of Puzzle Pirates), gives his view on DRM in a short piece he’s written for Penny-Arcade. It is interesting to see the perspective of a gaming company CEO, instead of just another commentator. Add comment
Omg $80 night vision goggles
ArsTechnica’s Ben Kuchera reviews what he thought would be “gimmicky” night vision goggles – they cost $80 and are marketed as toys. When he flipped the switch, he told a different story. …the unit does what’s advertised. It provides real, working night vision. It was time for Nerf-gun wars in my jet-black basement Man, these […] Add comment
Firefox 3.0.3 outed
Firefox version 3.0.3 was released on Friday to resolve Mozilla bug #454708. Nothing else has changed over 3.0.2 which saw numerous bugs corrected. Add comment
eVGA GeForce GTX 280 HC16 Hydro Copper
The eVGA GeForce GTX 280 HC16 Hydro Copper comes with a HUGE waterblock already installed. Add comment
Sapphire HD 4870 TOXIC 512 MB
The Sapphire HD 4870 TOXIC 512 MB kicks heat to the curb. Add comment
QNAP TS-509 Pro Turbo
QNAP’s big boy is the TS-509 Pro Turbo NAP. It’ll support 5 hard drives. Add comment
Cheap video card shoot out
Tech Report tests video cards in the sub-$100 market to see where the value lies. Add comment
Abit IX38 Quad GT
Techware Labs says the Abit IX38 Quad GT is one of the best motherboard buys on the market. Add comment
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