The company ARCTIC COOLING has grown steadily in recent years and has expanded its product portfolio across the range of cooling article also in new fields. To accommodate the change, ARCTIC COOLING will change its Continue reading “ARCTIC COOLING Changes Company Name To ARCTIC”.
The guys over at Wired have discovered a pretty cool example of what you can do with those Legos that are lying around your house. User “Horseattack” has assembled a Lego printer that uses a Continue reading “Lego Printer Writes ‘Hello World’”.
The EVGA EU30 PCI-E host card adds an additional 2 USB 3.0 ports capable of up to 5 gigabits per second of data transfer, and is also backwards compatible ensuring all your favorite USB devices Continue reading “EVGA Announces EU30 USB 3.0 PCI-E Host Card”.
CyberPower wants you to unlock and unleash your desktop gaming power when it today announces the new Intel K series processors that feature Intels advanced Turbo Boost technology and an unlocked CPU multiplier. Engineered for Continue reading “CyberPower Gaming Systems Now With Unlocked Intel Processors”.
Mad Catz today announced that it has begun shipping across North America the long-awaited new lifestyle-oriented Wireless litetouch Keyboard, being released under the Companys Eclipse brand. Announced to strong critical and consumer interest at the Continue reading “Mad Catz Now Shipping Eclipse litetouch Keyboards For $129”.
Today at Computex, SanDisk released two new compact SSD’s, the SSD P4 as successor to the pSSD modular drive, and the SSD G4 which will act as a drop-in replacement for notebook hard drives. The Continue reading “SanDisk announces new G4 and P4 SSD’s”.
Get your Overclock on with this months HWBot Overclocking contest hosted by Gigabyte. Submissions must be made with a Gigabyte Motherboard and G6950 Pentium Clarkdale, and the overclocker with the most points after all stages(one Continue reading “GIGABYTE Announces Pentium G6950 Overclocking Contest”.
Our writers over in Taiwan were invited to a special interview session with the Gigabyte Motherboard Marketing team during day 2 at Computex, be sure to check it out to see what they had to Continue reading “Gigabyte Technology Motherboard Marketing & Staff Interview”.
Today Crucial introduced a new addition to their Ballistix line of products, with a new heat spreader, and temperature sensors readable with a downloadable monitoring utility. One of the things I always wonder about is Continue reading “New Crucial Ballistix Memory Modules Get Thermal Sensors”.
Computex 2010 Coverage @ OCC and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums! “What better way to start off Computex than by visiting one of Taiwan’s own, TITAN Technology, Continue reading “June 2 News from Around the Web”.
For the most part, it looks like AT&T is moving away from “unlimited” plans in favor of capped but cheaper plans – and yes, this does also impact the iPad plans. Tethering will be available Continue reading “AT&T Makes Sweeping Changes to Data Plans, iPhone Tethering Coming at OS 4 Launch”.
Web search group Google Inc is phasing out internal use of rival Microsoft Corp’s Windows operating system because of security concerns following a Chinese hacking incident, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday. Citing several Google Continue reading “Google phases out Microsoft Windows use: report”.
The Thermaltake booth showed off a few product updates as well as the fan shown below, the ‘Jing’ 120mm. This fan is designed for long life, extremely low sound, and of course its looks are Continue reading “Computex Day 1: Thermaltake Updates and Innovates”.
Today Shuttle revealed their 2010 portfolio of compact PC’s at Computex, including an i7 multi-gpu system, an All-In-One, and the XS35 shown below at just 1.5″ thick, and based on the NVIDIA ION 2 GPU Continue reading “Shuttle Reveals Latest Portfolio of Innovations at the 2010 Computex”.
Hewlett-Packard Co., the world’s largest information-technology company, plans to lay off about 9,000 employees as it tries to cut costs in its back-office computing centers and deepens its use of software, rather than people, to Continue reading “Hewlett-Packard to cut 9K jobs in services unit”.
