Circuit City is Back, Sorta
The Circuit City site is now back online and selling electronics. Unfortunately, it’s not the same Circuit City we once knew. Read More ...
Microsoft to Invest $80M in Advertising "BING"
Microsoft is taking on Google and Yahoo! with a new campaign advertising search. Read More ...
Microsoft to Show New Search Tech to Fight Google
Word has it we’re going to see a completely new version of Microsoft's Live Search at this year’s D: All Things Digital conference next week. Read More ...
LG LCD Display Only .23 Inches Thick
LG Display announced earlier this morning that it has successfully created the "world's thinnest" 42- and 47-inch LCD TV panels, measuring only 5.9 mm (.23 inches) thick. Read More ...
Huge 145-inch Plasma Display is 1mm Thick
Shinoda's 145-inch plasma display boasts a thickness of 1mm, and is even capable of a 720p resolution. Read More ...
Say Goodbye to 16:10 Notebook Displays
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Asus Fuses Together 2 GeForce GTX 285's
Asus is heading to Mars, but not in a planetary sense. The company has gotten frisky and has designed the Asus Mars 295 Limited Edition, a revamp of the GeForce GTX 295. Read More ...
Bluetooth 3.0 is Fast Like Ricky Bobby
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An Update on AMD's Changing the Game
Because it's not always about CPU prices and anticompetition lawsuits. Read More ...
$500 Mouse Features LCD Screen
For $500, consumers can buy a cool Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 bundle. However, there's apparently a need for a mouse that can display e-mail on its LCD screen. Read More ...
Intel: Atom is Eating into Celeron, and That's OK
That's not the same as eating celery, right? Read More ...
Philips Axes 3D Display Division
With a recession in full swing and 3-D display adoption at a crawl, Philips has decided to axe its 3-D display division. Read More ...
New JVC 46-inch 3D Monitor Costs $7,000
JVC is set to showcase its new 46-inch 3D monitor next week at the NAB show, however the device isn't necessarily geared towards the mainstream consumer... especially the wallet. Read More ...
Intel: Core i5 'Lynnfield' Still on Track for 2H'09
Intel still giving itself a six-month window for release of Lynnfield. Read More ...
Build Your Own Multi-touch Surface Computer
Maximum PC didn't feel like shelling out $12,000 for Microsoft's Surface technology, so the staff made its own multi-touch table PC for only $350 Read More ...
Asus Unveils Standalone Overclocking Device
Recently Asus revealed its ROG (Republic of Gamers) OC Station, a hardware-based, bay mounted device made especially for its ROC motherboards. Read More ...
Dell Mini 10 Finally Gets Fancy 720p Display
Dell finally makes good on its promise of outfitting the Mini 10 netbook with a 720p-capable screen. Read More ...
Intel Inflates CPU Prices says AMD. We Investigate
We have all heard in recent news that Intel was slapped with a hefty fine by the European Union ringing to the tune of $1.4 billion. This fine, is even larger than the one Microsoft was fined, which was already a record $1.3 billion. Read More ...
QOTD: How Big Is Your PC Display?
I remember when my 12-inch yellow monocrhome CRT monitor was the pinnacle of desktop display technology. Alas, those memorable days are gone. Read More ...
Tom's Hardware Italy Lands 3DMark Hall of Fame
Overclocking, since its beginnings, has always been about achieving more value for your money. Read More ...
Thin, Flexy OLED Lighting Sheets Coming 2011
We’ve been hearing about OLED technology off and on for years now, but now we have word that flexible OLED lighting could be entering into production late next year.
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Windows 7 Optimized for HyperThreading
HyperThreading is back in style. Read More ...
Microsoft Makes a... Notebook Cooler
Microsoft’s best known for its software, but often times its hardware products are just as often found as part of users’ systems.
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Nvidia Says Intel Pricing is Anticompetitive
Nvidia has thrown in its two cents regarding Intel’s processor pricing and the company’s fine from the EU. Read More ...
Intel Working on Display Linking Technology
As a part of Intel's "Carry Small, Live Large" initiative, Intel researchers are working on a technology that will enable multiple mobile devices to work together to create a larger display. In other words, the displayed output will span all of the...
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AMD Flies the European Flag After Intel Fine
AMD is flying the flag for Europe on its website this week. Read More ...
Asus Unveils Green, Wireless Monitors
Today at CeBIT, Asus sported not only sported its new "green" series of LCD monitors, but the world's first wireless monitor as well.
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Asus Teases Eee Keyboard Again at CeBit
Asus brought its all-in-one keyboard PC that we spotted at CES to Germany this week to give the masses a closer look at this interesting piece of kit.
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FTC Dismisses Rambus Antitrust Case
Rambus off the hook for antitrust claims. Read More ...
Picture: MacBook Pro Glossy vs. Matte FIGHT!
Check out the new MacBook's matter display compared with the "glassy" one
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Intel Confirms 'Larrabee' First Half 2010; No Delay
Larrabee silicon snapped by chip paparazzi. Read More ...
Report: Microsoft to Buy Motion Sensing Tech
Reports from last week pointed at Microsoft acquiring Israeli startup 3DV Systems for its motion-sensing camera technology.
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Fujitsu Claims World's Fastest CPU
Fujitsu shows off one smoking fast processor. Read More ...
UPDATE: Razer Responds to Lycosa KB Issue
Razer has recently acknowledged a defect in production models of its Lycosa gaming keyboards.Shortly after the launch of the Razer Lycosa gaming keyboard, buyers started to express concern over the functionality of their newly purchased units in the R Read More ...
QOTD: Do You Think CPUs are Overpriced?
Technology has a way of advancing while reducing the cost of consumption over time. Read More ...
OCZ Unleashes Backlit Keyboard
For those who constantly find themselves typing in the dark, OCZ has a great solution to reduce those typos down to a minimum. Read More ...
AMD Responds to Intel Fine; Likes it a Lot
Yesterday Intel was the target if the biggest ever fine handed down by the European Union and AMD couldn’t be happier. Read More ...
Sony Files for Touchscreen Printer Patent
Sony filed a patent for a touch-screen printer based on Microsoft's Surface technology, capable of viewing and printing digital pictures wirelessly. Read More ...
AMD/ATI Beats Nvidia to the 1 GHz GPU Milestone
AMD has hit another megahertz milestone record today. Read More ...
MSI Teases WindBox Release... Again
MSI says its WindBox will be launching soon.
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Nvidia Sued by Laptop Owners Over Faulty Chips
Apple, Dell, and HP laptop owners are tag-teaming Nvidia with a combined lawsuit stemming from issues with faulty GPUs Read More ...
Samsung Launches 32 GB 30-nm NAND Memory
Samsung has announced that it is now shipping 32 GB moviNAND memory chips. Read More ...
Transparent OLED Screen; Yummy
Check out the transparent OLED screen!
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Intel Hit With $1.45 Billion Fine From EU
The European Union has fined Intel a record breaking $1.45 billion in relation to antitrust charges against the company. Read More ...
Vizio HDTVs to be Super "Connected"
High-end HDTV are all gaining some sort of special net-enabled service, but leave it to the mainstream brand of Vizio to really embrace connected media.
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Intel's Notebook and Netbook Plans for 2H09
Get ready for Calpella and Pineview. Read More ...
Samsung's Gorgeous LED Backlit HDTVs; Drool
More than anything else, CES has televisions – gorgeous televisions. Although some of the wow-factor has dropped off a bit over the years as now HDTVs can be bought in Wal-Mart, Samsung still pulled the covers off of something we now lust for...
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Intel's EU Troubles Could Lead to U.S. Attention
Over the last few weeks, the European Union’s antitrust beef with Intel’s behavior has come to a head. Today we learn that Intel could face similar trouble at home. Read More ...
Apple and LG Ink LCD Panel Deal
LG Display has signed a five year contract with Apple which will see the display maker provide LCD screens for wide range of Apple's products. Read More ...
AMD Video Shows Dragon OC'ing, Skateboarding
Want to see some overclocking? Want to see some skating? Want to grind that rail? Check out this video of AMD Phenom II extremeness. Read More ...
Sony Demonstrates Flexible, Bendable OLED
Sony's Sir Howard Stringer squeezes Beyonce... on the new flexible OLED
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Intel Ad #2: World's Smallest Microprocessor
Another new Intel commercial. Read More ...
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