Legit Reviews Forum Give Away: ASUS P5GD2-Premium Mobo We are giving away the ASUS P5GD2-Premium i915 chipset motherboard that we reviewed today on the site to a lucky forum member. We have a small forum Continue reading “Forum Contest & Other Reviews”.
If you are running some of the recent Geforce 6 series cards or even the Quadro gfx card you might be interested in the 71.81 WHQL drivers that have found on the web. Enthusiasts are Continue reading “71.81 WHQL Drivers are “out” on the web”.
I knew that Walmart was hurting stores like Circuit City, but I didn’t know they were this bad! The #2 Consumer Electronic Store in America could soon be owned by a new company if this Continue reading “Circuit City mulls $3.25 billion takeover offer”.
Looks like DVD’s are going to be tougher to copy, but good news is still to be had! It turns out that the new anti-piracy measures still can’t evade all the current ripping programs! “DVDs Continue reading “DVD copy protection strengthened”.
If you didn’t have a loved one to share the night with last night (Valentine’s Day) then gaming might be the way to a new love according to this article. Who woulda thought you could Continue reading “Girl gamers who shoot first, love later”.
Looks like Fugger got his Intel 3.8GHz Socket T processor up to 7.22GHz and able to enter the BIOS and all. Pretty darn nifty, but how come his CPU is running -122 degrees! Well worth Continue reading “7.22GHz Intel Pentium 4 — Overclocking Done Right!”.
This article done by the Washington Post and published on Yahoo News puts a new twist on how to look at the Napster Music Service. It turns out that the Napster To Go’s $15 monthly Continue reading “Math Is Done: Napster To Go Doesn’t Add Up”.
Dell stocks too a small hit just before the weekend, but it looks like they knew it was coming and was a trade off for tax breaks next year. “Computer industry bellwether Dell has reported Continue reading “Profits drop at PC giant Dell”.
Get ready to start seeing compelling Flash content for mobile devices from here on out! “Macromedia and Nokia announced an agreement to integrate Macromedia Flash technology into Nokia’s Series 60 Platform for mobile devices, including Continue reading “Macromedia and Nokia to bring Flash to phones”.
Seems like The INQ published an update to their Samsung TCCD article and try to claim our information is all wrong. The only thing our article states is that there is nothing to freak out Continue reading “Samsung TCCD IC’s — Still Making News!”.
It should be interesting to see what IC’s these two companies will be producing in the future. Hopefully something good for enthusiasts! IC’s like the BH-5’s or TCCD’s wouldn’t hurt on the DDR2 side of Continue reading “Winbond and ProMOS pursue capacity expansion amid industry downturn”.
Abit Computer Corporation (USA), a manufacturer of PC motherboards and graphics cards, has announced strong sales growth in the US market in 2004. Things are really looking up lately for ABIT. The stock price was Continue reading “Abit USA announces 2004 results”.
The Sony PSP is catching some news headlines today. I didn’t know that it would have an 8 person multi-player mode that operates via wi-fi! Looks more and more interesting every time I look at Continue reading “Getting to grips with Sony’s PSP”.
Rumors are flying that Samsung TCCD IC’s are no longer being produced and that enthusiasts need to stock up on memory modules. We take a look at the situation and go straight to the memory companies to see what is really going on. Read on to see if you should stock up on rations or ignore the press.
Looks like Microsoft wants to now interoperate their software with other existing technologies. Guess we will all see how that one pans out. “In Thursday’s lengthy e-mail, sent to major corporate customers and made public Continue reading “Microsoft’s Gates Vows ‘Interoperable’ Software”.
