Today we are looking at the newest midtower chassis from Corsair, the Vengeance C70. The Vengeance line is made with gamers on the go in mind and the Vengeance C70 features handles, all steel construction, and military styling. Join us as we see what Corsair is bringing to the table with the Vengeance C70.
In a rather long blog entry in the Building Windows 8 blog, Microsoft goes through the history of Windows Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), going all the way back to Windows 1 in 1985 and ending Continue reading “Windows 8 To Take Desktop GUI Design In a New Direction”.
If you have a new NVIDIA GTX 680 graphics card and you appear to have been experiencing intermittent stuttering issues in your games while vertical sync (vsync) was turned on, you’re not imagining it. There’s Continue reading “NVIDIA’s GTX 680 Intermittent VSYNC Stuttering Issue To Be Fixed In Next Driver”.
When choosing a mobile phone, there are many things that have to be considered, with features such as operating system, phone company and costs all having to be taken into account. Another is just how Continue reading “Nokia’s Lumia 900 Glass So Tough, It Can Easily Withstand Having a Nail Hammered Into It!”.
Ok, here’s something a little different for a lazy Sunday afternoon. Fans of the Transformers series of sci-fi movies will love this: a Japanese enthusiast has built a homemade real-life Autobot! The size of a Continue reading “Homemade Transformer Has To Be Seen To Be Believed!”.
In a bid to maintain quality (and copy Apple?) Microsoft is laying down some ground rules for developers wanting to code apps for the Metro interface that’s new to Windows 8, due for release in Continue reading “Microsoft: Delivering Reliable and Trustworthy Metro Style Apps”.
Big Content routinely cries foul over ‘piracy’ of their precious content and on that basis, uses its formidable wealth to continue persecuting file sharers – that’s ordinary people like you and me – by trying Continue reading “Big Content’s Piracy Myth Busted: BitTorrent ‘Piracy’ Does Actually Boost Sales!”.
Looks like 2K games and Gearbox have been busy detailing their two special editions of Borderlands 2. First up is the “Deluxe Vault Hunter’s Collector’s Edition” which comes stacked with a Marcus bobblehead, map of Continue reading “Borderlands 2 Special Editions Revealed & Detailed”.
It looks like alternative business models are alive and well in the world of PC video games. The crowd funding model, where the developer asks fans to pay money for the development of the game, Continue reading “EA Promotes Crowd Funded Games With Free 90-Day Distribution On Origin”.
Starting May today, Microsoft is to start promoting Windows PC sales, by giving away a free 4GB Xbox 360 with qualifying PCs. The promotion will be marketed at “hard working” students, who need to unwind Continue reading “Microsoft Promotes PC Sales With Free Xbox 360 From Today”.
Sources report that tech giant Apple Computer has placed orders for a new larger sized screen with its Asian suppliers of iPhone displays. The displays are reported to be ‘considerably’ larger than the 3.5″ screens Continue reading “Next Apple iPhone to feature larger screen”.
The anticipated rollout of two of HTC’s newest mobile phones, the One X and EVO 4G LTE have been delayed due to Apple Computer’s litigation against the Taiwan company HTC. This is yet another round Continue reading “HTC One X and HTC EVO 4G LTE Banned From the US”.
AMD has been talking about their 2nd-Generation A-Series Accelerated Processing Unit (APU), codenamed “Trinity”, for well over a year. This week it shouldn’t come to a surprise to any of our faithful readers that AMD has finally launched this new APU! Read on to see how the AMD A10-4600M processor performs against notebooks powered by the Intel Ivy Bridge processor and AMD Llano APU!
Like many companies and organizations around the world, Intel has a Green agenda. Therefore, it has set itself quite a few goals that it wants to achieve by 2020, such as the usual reductions in Continue reading “Intel Going Green, Aims To Have Conflict-Free CPUs By End of 2013”.
Valve’s Steam platform is very successful, so it isn’t surprising to see others copy some of Steam’s features. Certain Games bought from the Sony PlayStation Network store for the PlayStation 3 can now be preloaded Continue reading “Sony Introduces PlayStation Network Store Pre-Orders”.
