NVIDIA hasn’t even announced the GeForce GTX 570 video card, but if you do a search for the cards online you can find listed for sale with prices starting at $369.49 at a site called
The Screwpop 4-in-1 keychain tool easily fits on any size keyring and is great for championing all types of random do-it-yourself projects. This sub $10 tool has two of the most common screwdriver sizes available, a 1/4″ nut driver and a bottle cap opener for when you are done with that last minute project that you helped someone out with. Read on to see if the Screwpop is a worthy holiday gift!
A new version of GPU-Z is out! Grab it here if you want to use the latest and greatest version! GPU-Z is a lightweight utility designed to give you all information about your video card Continue reading “GPU-Z Video Card GPU Information Utility v0.4.9 Released”.
EA & DICE, the developers behind Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam, has released a fifth map expansion challenge called Operation Hastings. We first saw this map in the classic PC game Battlefield: Vietnam. Players in Continue reading “EA & Dice Announces Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam Challenge”.
How bad is the economy? Bad enough for less than savory characters to employ Google Earth to locate and target English buildings with roofs made of metals, such as lead, that they can use to Continue reading “Lead thieves use Google Earth to target churches”.
The U.S. Air Force’s secrecy-shrouded X-37B unmanned spacecraft returned to Earth early Friday after more than seven months in orbit on a classified mission, officials said. The winged craft autonomously landed at at Vandenberg Air Continue reading “X-37B Spacecraft Returns After 7 Months In Space”.
Admit it. You’ve googled yourself, probably on multiple occasions, just to see what the web has on you. It’s actually a good way to monitor your online reputation to ensure prospective employers don’t get the Continue reading “Man googles self, finds out he’s murder suspect”.
Zalman S-Series 128GB JMicron SSD Solid State Drive Review @ Tweaknews and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums! “Zalman’s entry into the SSD market has left me impressed. Continue reading “December 3 News from Around the Web”.
A new survey shows that U.S. businesses and other organizations are losing billions of dollars due to lost and stolen laptop computers. Yet, two-thirds do not take advantage of even basic security practices, such as Continue reading “Study Shows People Have Lost $2.1 Billion Worth of Laptop PCs”.
With the new lower price of the AMD Phenom II X6 1075T Hex-Core processor, it may just be the new leader in the battle for price versus performance. Follow us on our magic carpet ride as we put the AMD Phenom II X6 1075T Hex-Core processor through it’s paces and compare it to several of our other processors. Just how well did it do? Read on to find out!
Micron today introduced a portfolio of high-capacity flash memory products that will lengthen the life of NAND for years to come. By integrating the error management techniques in the same NAND package, the new Micron Continue reading “Micron Announces ClearNAND Devices That Extend Life of NAND Flash”.
IBM, Samsung Electronics, Co., Ltd., and GLOBALFOUNDRIES today announced the 2011 Common Platform Technology Forum will be held Tuesday, January 18, 2011 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Californias Silicon Valley. This free, daylong Continue reading “2011 Common Platform Technology Forum Announced”.
GM has uploaded a video to You Tube that shows how their first extended range electric vehicle is put together at the Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly plant. The video is pretty cool if you ever wanted to Continue reading “How the 2011 Chevrolet Volt is Made – Time Lapse Video”.
ZOTAC today released a pair of mini-ITX platforms designed for home theatre PC users and powered by AMD 800 series chipsets. The two new boards are the M880G-ITX WiFi and 880G-ITX WiFi. Zotac says the Continue reading “ZOTAC Releases Two AMD 880G Series Mini-ITX Platforms”.
Roy Taylor has officially parted ways with NVIDIA after spending 10 years with the graphics chip company. Gamers might not have known about it, but he is better known as the man that ran NVIDIAs Continue reading “Roy Taylor Leaves NVIDIA and Joins MasterImage 3D”.
