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Intel spins new silicon
Is that the peal of a green funeral bell? Add comment
Architectural Rendering in 3DSMAX with VRay
The rise in demand for more realistic conceptualization of buildings immediately outdated programs like AutoCAD; enter 3DSMAX. Add comment
40Gb/s broadband for septuagenarian
When good technology falls into the wrong hands. Add comment
Back in black!
Commodore returns to US shores. Add comment
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Custom iPhone ringtones ahoy! Add comment
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Build your own Spitfire airplane! Add comment
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Lightning is destroying America's youth. In other news, Death is the leading cause of death in the US right now. Add comment
Dave Orton quits ATI
CEO revoir, Mr. Orton. Add comment
XP go for DX10; technological hurdles cleared
GPU memory needed to be virtualizable; XP couldn't do it. Now that requirement is optional. Add comment
E3 a-go go!
It's smaller, has less people, less press, and less money. How does the new E3 fare? Add comment
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'DVR', 'RPG', 'ginormous', and 'Bollywood' added to 2007 Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Add comment
Xbox 360 updates, price cuts, and chatpad
With Sony slashing the price of the PS3 by $100, Microsoft needed an answer. It came in multiple forms: 65nm chips this fall, the Chatpad, and predicted price cuts. Add comment
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Southwest Airlines may be working to roll out in-flight WiFi. Add comment
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More evidence surfaces that Facebook will be going IPO. Add comment
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Car for sale on Ebay will hide the doors. Add comment
Pirate Bay: we’re not shutting down
Despite rumors and speculation that surfaced last week, the Pirate Bay announced yesterday on their blog that they will not be shutting down. Fellow internet pirates rejoiced! Add comment
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To no one's surprise, the greedy bastards at the RIAA are demanding XM-Sirus dish out higher royalties. Add comment
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Download movies directly to your TiVo thanks to Amazon's Unbox service. Add comment
AOL joins saturated market of personalized home pages.
When the popularity of personalized home pages sky rocketed years ago many companies quickly developed their own customizable pages to keep up with the trend. AOL was not one of these companies. Today they released their own personalized home page which is cleverly called myPage. Add comment
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