THOSE ITCHING FOR a little more aural pleasure than that provided by their on-board motherboard sound may be pleased to know that Creative is stepping out with a few new models in its X-Fi Fatal1ty Continue reading “X-Fi finally goes PCI-Express”.
The stage is set for a great graphics cards battle this summer. In one corner you have NVIDIA gearing up to release their next-generation architecture and in the other you have the ATI R700 that Continue reading “ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series Graphics Cards Coming Late June”.
Find reviews from around the web by visiting our forums! The following quote is from Ninjalane’s DFI LanPartyDK X38-T2R Motherboard Review: “Here is a common question. Do you splurge and get the shiny new model? Continue reading “May 16 News from Around the Web”.
Open-source advocates like saying Linux is free, as in free speech; not free, as in free beer. Well, for the price of a cold one, Microsoft plans to make its software an option on laptops Continue reading “One Laptop Project Adds Windows”.
Big on performance and easy on the wallet, the Albatron GeForce 9600GT-512X video card offers unheard of graphics processing power at a wallet friendly price point. Finally you can enjoy decent frame rates in the latest DirectX 10 games at resolutions that gamers actually want to use. Read on as we take a look at the Albatron GeForce 9600GT-512X and how it does when we game on it and then overclock it to the max.
The guys over at Thermaltake USA just sent us word that the have announced the ProWater 850i Water Cooler. Notice we didn’t say BigWater as Thermaltake is launching a brand new series of DIY liquid Continue reading “Thermaltake Introduces the ProWater 850i Water Cooler”.
Today’s announcement was made in light of the fact that the owners of PC Club were apparently forced into involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings on Tuesday, May 13, 2008. With the bankruptcy, PC Club closed Continue reading “Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Shuts Down PC Club and ClubIT.com”.
CBS announced plans today to buy CNET for $1.8 billion in a deal that would combine an old-school television network with one of the Internet’s pioneers. The deal would instantly give CBS a top 10 Continue reading “CBS buying CNet for $1.8 billion”.
Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba.com and Intel plan to jointly develop a computer designed to get small and medium-sized Chinese businesses online, the companies said this week. The planned computer, the first step in a broader Continue reading “Intel to develop e-commerce PC with China’s Alibaba”.
Apple Inc unveiled its largest U.S. store on Wednesday, a glass-facade building sheathed in steel that a senior company official said reflects Apple’s plans to expand retail ventures at home and abroad. Sandwiched between aging Continue reading “Apple’s largest U.S. (Boston) store highlights growth plan”.
Dell issued a statement on Tuesday night, saying the XPS brand will live on but that more resources will go into Alienware. It seems the Wall Street Journal didn’t lay down the facts correctly in Continue reading “Dell Tells Gamers That Alienware and XPS Systems Will Remain Industry Leaders”.
Nokia plans to add navigation to half of the phones it sells within a few years to find new revenue streams amid decreasing handset prices, a senior official at the world’s top cellphone maker said. Continue reading “Nokia sees half of cellphones with GPS in 2010-12”.
The magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Sichuan province of China will not affect ProMOS Technologies’ 8-inch fab mass production schedule set for the third quarter of 2008, according to company chairman ML Chen. Chen indicated that Continue reading “ProMOS China fab mass production schedule not affected by quake”.
VIA Technologies today announced the VIA EPIA PX5000EG Pico-ITX board that features the extremely power efficient 500MHz VIA Eden ULV processor, offering embedded developers an uncompromisingly compact, highly integrated board. The introduction of the VIA Continue reading “VIA Unveils the Worlds Lowest Power x86 Processor on the Worlds Smallest Board”.
Today, we take a quick look at Booq’s newest briefcase-style case for laptops, the Boa Case. We have seen evidence of Booq’s high quality and functionality when we reviewed their Python XL Backpack case. Unlike the Booq backpack, the $215 Boa Laptop case is much more conservative case looking more like a traditional laptop carrier. For this price, the Boa has to be special. Read on to see what this case is all about!
