You can already use your TiVo to record shows onto its hard disk and view later, but soon, you’ll be able to take TV shows from your PC and load them into a TiVo. Intel Continue reading “Intel to partner with TiVo on PC platform”.
Wow, it seems like Microsoft is really taking a soaking on their new console. If only they had decided to sell them on E-Bay, where they are going for 3-5 times their actual retail value…. Continue reading “Is Xbox a Money Pit?”.
Today Legit Reviews takes a look at not one, but three different 2GB memory kits from Corsair. With kits that fit every need from tight timings at DDR400 to exceptional overclocking at DDR500, Corsair has something for everyone. Read on to see which is the right 2GB memory kit for you!
What a way to test a new security system! David Thomas, the Project Manager over the BT (Bluetooth?) TrackIt security system, had his Audi A4 stolen. What the thief didn’t anticipate, however, was that Mr. Continue reading “Thieves put car security system to test”.
If you remember anything much about the PS2, you’ll remember every time you put a DVD in, it would mention something about the parental controls if you had it configured. Well, now Sony, Microsoft, and Continue reading “Sony to let parents control PlayStation 3 access”.
The car-use electronics market may be seeing some more “bling” soon. eTurbo Touch and Liyitec, both manufacturers of touch-screen products, expect to start marketing these LCD’s toward the automotive market soon. Nothing like having touch-screen Continue reading “Touch panel makers eye car-use applications”.
With Firefox 1.5 RC1 due for release tomorrow, PCWorld has a nice little article showcasing the various web browsers and what can be expected of them. Browser competition hasn’t been this fierce since the mid-1990s, Continue reading “Browser Face-Off”.
Talk about compact technology! Transcend Information has managed to integrate a Digital Still Camera and a lithium battery that can be charged by the USB port of a PC into a flash drive. Sounds like Continue reading “Transcend introduces USB flash drive with integrated digital camera”.
Some news for people looking to build a dual-Opteron server using a Tyan motherboard: certain models of Tyan motherboards are not compatible with Antec TruePower II EPS PSU’s. A voltage fluctuation on the 12v+ rail Continue reading “Compatibility issue with Tyan boards & Antec PSU’s”.
There’s good news for those out there who like Asus’ line of slim notebooks: PC-manufacturing giant HP is taking Asus on as their key producer of slim-profile notebooks. This is a good thing, considering you’ll Continue reading “Contract-manufacturing relationship between HP and Asustek to expand”.
Networking company giant Cisco Systems may soon have in its clutches something we use in our home for our viewing pleasure: Cable TV. Cisco has bought Scientific-Atlantic, a maker of cable TV equipment, in a Continue reading “Cisco goes for video”.
Here’s a crazy bit of news coming out of Texas: they renamed one their towns Dish in order to receive free Dish TV. Formerly Clark, Texas, Dish will be getting free equipment and service in Continue reading “What’s in a name? For town of DISH, free TV”.
After seeing chipsets like the NForce4 and the Intel 9xx series (all of which support PCI-Express), VIA is finally jumping on the bandwagon with their offering, the P4M900. VIA Technologies has begun shipments of its Continue reading “VIA starts shipping PCIe-enabled P4 and K8 chipsets”.
Remaining the primary guarantor of the Internet, the US has managed to keep the UN from gaining regulatory powers over this form of free-media. Though the Internet should be an international undertaking, it’s good in Continue reading “U.S. reaches Net detente with U.N.”.
In an obvious response to Intel’s future ambitions to get a quad-core processor solution out on the market by 2007, AMD is planning much the same with their Opteron line of processors. With plans to Continue reading “4 Cores In 2007 We’ll Go”.
