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Graphics Geeks have been anticipating the release of nVidia's famed NForce5 chipset, powered by its SLI dual PCI-Express graphics capabilities. The Inquirer has managed to get a snapshot of an NForce5 board. Add comment
After months of delays, the latest chapter in Capcom's ghoulish survival horror series goes on sale. Add comment
The [URL=http://www.apple.com/ipodshuffle/]iPod shuffle[/URL] is a $99 tiny little media player that lets you "fill it up and go" - by eschewing the user interface (for the most part) and playing your tracks randomly. Add comment
Apple takes the fight to the low-end market Add comment
Starting today, Microsoft will provide Windows customers with Malicious Software Removal Tools. Add comment
In a long-rumored move, security software maker Symantec said Thursday that it will buy storage specialist Veritas Software in a deal worth roughly $13.5 billion. The combined company will form a powerhouse in security, systems and storage management software with about $5 billion a year in revenue. The company will operate under the Symantec name, with John Thompson, Symantec's chief executive, serving as chairman and CEO. Gary Bloom, Veritas' chief executive, will become vice chairman and president. Add comment
Hackers are using the newest DRM technology in Microsoft's Windows Media Player to install spyware, adware, dialers and computer viruses on unsuspecting PC users. Add comment
Intel plans to launch the second generation of its Centrino mobile processor platform at a January 19 event in San Francisco, the Santa Clara, California, company confirmed today. Add comment
Internet Explorer has become an even bigger security risk--even under Windows XP SP2--with the publication of a new and extensive exploit. Add comment
Why does this man continue to embarrass himself? Add comment
McAfee has released Entercept 5.1, an Intrusion Protection System (IPS) designed to proactively block zero-day and known attacks using anomaly detection and signature technology. Add comment
AMD will begin putting 3-D holographic labels on the packaging of boxed processors so people can verify the chips' authenticity of the chips. The decision comes less than a week after police seized a number of AMD chips from an illegal re-marking operation in Taiwan. Add comment
Research and investment firm Goldman Sachs said in its recent report it did not expect NVIDIA Corp. to release a new graphics architecture earlier than in late 2005 and any significant market share changes between ATI Technologies and NVIDIA Corp. Add comment
Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Lenovo Group Ltd., and Dawning Information Industry have won a contract to supply 26,000 AMD-based computers for newly wired classrooms in a Chinese province. Add comment
A new version of Nero Burning Rom has been made available for download. Add comment
AMD is upping the ante in its fight against Intel's mobile Centrino brand. Add comment
It is that time of the year folks, Wired magazine has put out its 8th annual Vaporware list and names like 3DRealms, Alienware, Intel and ATi all had products that made the list this year. Add comment
InPhase Technologies has developed a computer storage medium that has the potential to store over a terabyte of data on one disc. Add comment
Second scrum sim from EA Sports game takes the field this spring for the PS2, Xbox, and PC. Add comment
FireFox is coming under attack much like other browsers and the latest attack could open users up to phishing scams. Add comment
Three unpatched flaws in Internet Explorer now pose a higher danger, a security company warned, after code to exploit one of the issues was published to the Internet. Add comment
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