We recently noticed that BIWIN Semiconductor, a company founded in China back in 1995, has released the companies Solid-State Drives (SSDs) to the North American retail market. The company has shipped over 100 million Flash Continue reading “Biwin Announces Worlds First 10-Channel SATA III SSDs – NuvoDrive NX”.
The Prolimatech Genesis is said to be the first ever ‘Super Cooler’ for keeping your processor and motherboard components nice and cool. The Genesis is a twin tower cooler, but one tower is vertical and one is horizontal. The Prolimatech supports three 120 or 140mm fans to ensure everything has air moving around it! Join us as we see how this super cooler from Prolimatech holds up on our Intel LGA2011 test system with the mighty Intel Core i7-3960X processor.
Some Apple Mac users who upgrade their OS X Lion from version 10.7.3 to the latest 10.7.4 have found that they cannot access SSL secured websites, such as those used for online shopping or banking. Continue reading “Mac OS X Lion Update 10.7.4 Renders SSL Secured Sites Inaccessible”.
Without warning, Crysis 2 is suddenly back on Steam! Surprisingly, there have been no leaks and no promotion of the game beforehand. This comes after the bitter spat with Electronic Arts over the co-publishing of Continue reading “Crysis 2 Suddenly Reappears On Steam as Maximum Edition”.
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster over a year ago in Northeastern Japan, where reactor 3 blew up and went into meltdown after an earthquake and resulting tsunami, hasn’t caused any deaths or serious Continue reading “Radiation Sensing Smartphone Unveiled For Japanese Market”.
Mass Effect 3 for PC has received patch version 1.03, bringing a large list of fixes for the game. Note that the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions will be released on May 31, so Continue reading “Large Mass Effect 3 Patch 1.03 Out Now For PC”.
Leather lovers can now indulge their fetish in yet another way: their computer keyboard. Atelier Wazakura, a maker of Japanese accessories, has released the Honkawa 2, a keyboard made of leather. This is likely to Continue reading “Atelier Wazakura Launches Keyboard For Leather Lovers”.
Microsoft has just announced a limited edition bundle of its Xbox 360 console. It consists of a 250GB Xbox 360 console, Forza 4 game and a wireless racing wheel, all packaged in a nice presentable Continue reading “Microsoft’s Limited Edition Xbox 360 Forza Motorsport 4 Bundle”.
Today, Seagate released a firmware upgrade for the Barracuda (1TB/disk) family of hard drives (models ST3000DM001, ST2500DM001, ST2000DM001 and ST1000DM003). The new firmware download, version CC4H, is recommended to enhance the performance and/or reliability of Continue reading “Seagate Releases CC4H Firmware For 1TB/Disk Barracuda Hard Drives – Fixes Chirping”.
It seems an unpatched exploit in Microsoft’s Windows 7, Windows 8 consumer preview and Windows Server 2008 R2 operating systems could become a serious issue. The exploit operates by changing a simple registry entry which Continue reading “Microsoft Windows Exploit Allows Elevated Command Prompt Access At Login”.
Dell is reimagining the all-in-one computer, with a new portfolio of solutions for consumers who desire beautifully designed systems for multimedia creation and entertainment. The new computers include the XPS One 27, Dells largest ever Continue reading “Dell Reimagines the All-in-One Computer by Releasing New XPS One & Ispiron One Models”.
Razer today announced the addition of a custom headset to its Collectors Edition gaming peripheral suite. Inspired by tactical aviator headsets and armed with total audio immersion, the Razer BlackShark delivers the full force aural Continue reading “Razer BlackShark BF3 Gaming Headset Released”.
NZXT just announced the Aperture M. Part of NZXTs newly crowned Aperture series, Aperture M is a 5.25 mesh reader supporting nearly every media card in the market including SDXC along with support for USB Continue reading “NZXT Launches Aperture M Media Card Reader w/ USB 3.0 Ports”.
Noise reduction specialist RotoSub and renowned quiet cooling fan manufacturer Noctua today announced a strategic partnership agreement for the development and commercialization of PC fans with integrated Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). A first working prototype Continue reading “RotoSub & Noctua Join Forces to Develop Active Noise Cancelling PC Fans”.
A source speaking to Pocket-lint has apparently said that Facebook will be buying out Opera Software. The company is responsible for the Opera web browser which boasts 200 million users across all available platforms. Facebook’s Continue reading “Rumor: Facebook To Acquire Opera Browser”.
