Hot on the heels (pun intended) of the latest Catalyst release 10.1 is a hotfix to correct an Anti-Aliasing problem for CrossFireX users. Although February is in sight, it would seem that this was urgent Continue reading “New Mass Effect 2 hotfix for Catalyst 10.1”.
As a follow up to the success of the original release, Capcom is at it again with Lost Planet 2 to be released mid-May depending on your locale. Frag on! Capcom plans to launch “Lost Continue reading “Capcom’s Lost Planet 2 Coming in May”.
Compressed music files have been around for quite some time but the MP3 format really launched a whole new way to store and listen to music. Those very same people are behind a new format Continue reading “Tech Group to Launch Digital Music File Successor”.
He hasn’t released just how he did it yet but proclaimed hacker George Hortz has announced that he has hacked the PS3 which has remained relatively unscathed by hackers up until now. Odds are good Continue reading “PlayStation 3 ‘hacked’ by iPhone Cracker”.
The Sandforce controller is one of the newer and highly regarded SSD controllers on the market today and Super Talent is leveraging it in their new enterprise level drives. Look for enthusiast drives based on Continue reading “Super Talent Announces Enterprise Class TeraDrive SSD’s”.
Pro SLR manufacturers have stayed with the larger Compact Flash media cards because of their capacity for speed above that of secure digital cards. The speeds of the cards not only increase writes from camera Continue reading “Active Media Products Rolls Out 600X Pro Series CompactFlash”.
For those with deep desire for gadgetry and equally deep pockets, Silverpac has a very tasty thermostat control panel to be available this fall. Yes, it is cool and yes, it helps you manage your Continue reading “Silverpac SilverSTAT 7 Advanced Thermostat”.
Google Earth has found yet another practical use – before and after pictures of natural disaster impacted areas. Akin to slowing down on the highway to get an eyeful of a wreck, people are viewing Continue reading “Google Earth Reveals the Devastation in Haiti”.
It wouldn’t be proper to start off the new year without Intel and AMD firing shots at each other and Intel has thrown down the gauntlet by quoting an AMD exec making disparaging remarks about Continue reading “Intel Cites AMD Exec Who ‘Would Never Buy’ AMD”.
2009 was a rough year for everyone and the tech sector faced bigger challenges than most. Even so, things turned around at the end of the year with the launch of Windows 7 and pent Continue reading “2009 PC Shipments Make Modest Gains”.
Antec has given us a closer look at their upcoming LanBoy Air chassis that is sure to turn a few heads at the next lanparty with its customizable frame color, mesh panels and a dizzying Continue reading “CES 2010: Antec Lanboy Air Chassis Preview”.
ViewSonic is hot an heavy into the LED LCD scene with their latest line-up of displays. Look for the VT4200LED in early Q2 2010 for $1,199 and the VT3200LED, VT2300LED and VT1900LED in Q1 2010 Continue reading “ViewSonic Leaps Into CES With New ViewLED TV Lineup”.
Remember the sage advice you received to store your important data off-site to protect against loss from fire, flood or other natural disaster? ioSafe is attempting to make that task obsolete with their ioSafe Solo Continue reading “ioSafe Introduces the ioSafe Solo External SSD Drive”.
The LaCinema Mini HD may be small but that hasn’t stopped LaCie from packing it full of mouth-watering features such as Wi-Fi, powered USB, and DLNA compatibility. Available in 500GB in Europe and worldwide later Continue reading “LaCie Introduces LaCinema Mini HD Media Player”.
Not many users have the hardware to support USB 3.0 but that hasn’t stopped the flood of USB 3.0 devices hitting the market. Super Talent has announced their new RaidDrives in three large capacities 32GB, Continue reading “Super Talent Announces Volume Shipment of USB 3.0 RAIDDrive”.
