Thinking about what to get that special loved one for Christmas this year? How about a computer system? This holiday season, expect to see a drop of around 10% in PC pricing due to AMD Continue reading “Intel chip glut may bring holiday cheer to PC buyers”.
With identity theft and worries of being hacked a constant in this time, the good guys can chalk another one up. Three Dutch hackers involved in a crime ring designed to steal passwords, credit card Continue reading “‘Zombie’ ring allegedly hit 1.5 million computers”.
For those of you familiar to this site and have recently read the review entitled AOpen’s Pandora Box Makes it to the Market, you have a pretty decent background on the product and its capabilities. Continue reading “AOpen to launch mini PC in November”.
In the ongoing battle by DVD format corporations to protect “intellectual property”, there is a show of flexibility by one of those corporations to allow their format to be shared over a home network. The Continue reading “H-P urges Blu-ray to focus more on consumers”.
Looks like Sony is trying to make some “change” this holiday season with its PSP handheld, projecting sales of 2.5 to 3 million units. Sony Corp. plans to sell between 2.5 million and 3 million Continue reading “Sony hopes to sell 3 million PSPs”.
Considering the US is entrenched in a war, it is good to see the point where “ground-pounding” meets technology. NATO has been testing out a variety of RFID technologies- everything from the bulky, tank-mounted and Continue reading “NATO tests RFID to prevent friendly fire”.
A laptop that has a screen that can flip around 180 degrees and be used as a Tablet PC? Not only is it possible, it’s an inevitability, and will become more commonly known by 2008. Continue reading “Convertibles: The new laptop bling?”.
Here’s yet another story involving GTA: San Andreas and the “hidden material” found therein . Two trade groups representing video game makers are suing over a law California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed into law recently Continue reading “Video game makers sue to overturn Calif. ban”.
Apparently a Britain-based company is playing the name-game with search engine giant Google. The dispute is over the name of Google’s fairly popular free e-mail service, Gmail. Independent International Investment Research (IIIR) has laid claim Continue reading “Google can’t use Gmail name in U.K.”.
This LCD TV is a football fan’s dream. It has the capability to enable a viewer to watch 4 High-Definition (HD) channels at the same time, at full resolution. Maybe it’ll allow for split-screen, full Continue reading “Quad High-Definition LCD Unveiled”.
The GeForce 7800 GTX video card at $450 is priced out of the budget for a single video card, let alone two of these premium cards. The 7800GT on the other hand is priced just right at around $360. With widespread availability and unparalleled performance, the 7800GT is sure to be the most popular card on the market.
I know many of our members have been upset over the fuss that has occurred with the “Coffee Shop Hack” in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Well, the popular game is coming back in Australia, Continue reading “Grand Theft Auto returns”.
I’m pretty sure the rural population of America has heard the same old song and dance from cable and DSL providers when trying to get high-speed internet services out to their home: “I’m sorry, but Continue reading “Is ‘Wi-Fi on steroids’ really the next big thing?”.
Intel uses their new Robson cache technology to cut Windows and program loading times. Intel’s new Robson cache technology ensured an almost immediate start-up of a Centrino-based notebook PC during a live demonstration at the Continue reading “Intel slashes laptop power-up times”.
Wow is all I can say when I look at the new displays Toshiba/Matsushita have recently put into mass production. These displays are extremely thin, at 2.75mm at the thickest portion of the screen and Continue reading “TMDisplay combines technologies to reduce notebook panel thickness 50%”.
