The system that Lower Merion school officials used to track lost and stolen laptops wound up secretly capturing thousands of images, including photographs of students in their homes, Web sites they visited, and excerpts of Continue reading “School Laptops Took Thousands of Images”.
Pregnant women, drunk people and “those who are sleep deprived” should not watch 3-D television because of potential health issues, electronics manufacturer Samsung says on its Web site. The company also says people at risk Continue reading “Samsung issues warnings about 3-D TV”.
The Super Talent SuperSpeed USB 3.0 RAIDDrive works in any USB port, but when used in conjunction with a USB 3.0 port it becomes a speed demon! Today we take a look at the Super Talent 64GB RAIDDrive and discover that it can reach speeds of 280MB/s read and nearly 130MB/s write on our test system! Read on to see how this drive performs as you won’t want to miss this one!
SAPPHIRE Technology has just announced 2GB TOXIC and 2GB Vapor-X Editions in its award winning SAPPHIRE HD 5870 series. The SAPPHIRE HD 5870 2G TOXIC Edition is factory overclocked to industry leading speeds of 925MHz Continue reading “Sapphire 2GB Radeon HD 5870 TOXIC Video Card Released – 925MHz Core Clock!”.
EVGA released OC Scanner 1.0.2 last night that is worth a download if you own a GeForce GTX 470/480 graphics card! The only big change in the second release of this utility is that it Continue reading “EVGA OC Scanner 1.0.2 Released For GeForce GTX 470/480 Owners”.
It just happens to be 6:25am on a Thrusday morning, so what a better way to start out the day than looking at some chip porn? We got our hands on a picture of Doug Continue reading “Intel’s ‘Tunnel Creek’ System-on a-Chip at IDF Beijing 2010”.
Buying a $400 graphics card is certainly not where the majority of people are when it comes to building their own systems. The fact is that the bestselling video cards are still in that $100 and under price range. Today, we look at a card that falls into that category, the Gigabyte HD 5670. Read on to see how it compares to the NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT, which was a very popular card a couple years back!
Corsair just uploaded a video demonstrating the performance advantages of swapping out the hard drive of a Dell Inspiron laptop with a Corsair Performance Series P128 SSD that is worth a quick look if you Continue reading “Corsair Solid-State Drives too good to be true?”.
Our friends up at ATI just sent out a Tweet saying that they have released Catalyst 10.4 preview (pre-WHQL) drivers this afternoon. The driver has been posted here and is listed as a hotfix for Continue reading “ATI Releases Catalyst 10.4 ‘Hotfix’ Video Card Drivers for Download”.
ASUS just sent us word that they have officially launched the highly anticipated Republic of Gamers (ROG) Rampage III Extreme and Maximus III Extreme motherboards in North America today. Featuring class leading designs and innovative Continue reading “ASUS Launches Rampage III Extreme and Maximus III Extreme Motherbaords”.
Hong Kong scientists have developed a robotic hand that allows people talking over the web to experience the sensation of touching each other even feeling the strength of a handshake. The cyber hand can grip Continue reading “Robotic Hand Allows You To Touch Others Over The Internet”.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd. announced today at its 2010 Technology Symposium that it will skip the 22nm manufacturing process node and move directly to a 20nm technology. The move is value driven to make Continue reading “TSMC Announces Move to 20nm Process”.
Patriot Memory today announced the addition of the Zephyr series to its family of solid-state-drives (SSDs). Patriots Zephyr series, available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities, is designed around the latest generation controller from JMicron: Continue reading “Patriot Launches Zephyr Solid-State Drives – JMicron JMF612”.
Apple’s iPad won’t be available outside the U.S. until the end of May, a delay of one month from its original global launch date. With customers grabbing more than 500,000 iPads during the tablet’s first Continue reading “Apple Delays Global Launch of iPad – Must Wait Till May 10th”.
Apple could soon be venturing into the world of 3D, after they filed a patent application for electronic spectacles that would show films on the move. The head-mounted gadget would have a slot for an Continue reading “Apple iSpecs 3D Projection Glasses A Real Product?”.
