The Ladies of Computex, Part Four
Your fourth and final helping of Booth Babes from Computex 2009. Read More ...
The Ladies of Computex, Episode Three
Revenge of the Bith Babes. Read More ...
QOTD: Are You Considering the Palm Pre?
Palm Pre. Yay or nay? Read More ...
Attn. Adventure Gamers: Monkey Island is Back!
The return of the new and old. Read More ...
The Ladies of Computex, Part Deux
Babes at booths. Read More ...
LG Wristwatch Phone Launching Next Month
Everyone went completely nuts over LG’s wristwatch phone at CES and soon, everyone who was marveling at the idea back in January can get their hands on one of these 3G watches. Read More ...
SilverPac's Digital Picture Frame Kicks Butt
SilverPac’s latest device is the mother of all digital picture frames. Read More ...
The Ladies Of Computex, Part One
Some of you guys have been asking for booth babes over the last couple of days and we figured the only decent thing to do would be honor that request. Read More ...
Thermaltake Attracts Women With Swarovski Bling
There’s usually not a lot of sparkly things to be found at Computex and for the folks that attend Computex that’s just fine. Read More ...
• Sylvester Stallone Launches New WiFi Standard
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• Billy Mays to Pitch Microsoft Zune HD
“Billy Mays, here, for Microsoft’s amazing new entertainment device,†will be the new audio refrain soon blasting out of TVs far and wide. Read More ...
• 6 Awesome Robot Wars Match Ups
If you are like us, you enjoy Sci-Fi like an addiction. Read More ...
Tiger Woods Ditching Discs, Going Browser Only
The next Tiger Woods PGA Tour game for PC and Mac will be browser only. Read More ...
Dell Earnings Fall by 63 Percent, Waiting for Win 7
Dell's looking for a sign. Read More ...
Searching for Screensavers Risky, Viagra is Safe
Some words make for a safer search than others. Read More ...
QOTD: Have You Ever Stolen Someone's WiFi?
There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who would piggyback on someone else’s Wi-Fi and those who lie about whether or not they would piggy back on someone else’s Wi-Fi. Read More ...
Microsoft Launching Bing.com on June 3
Over the last week or so we’ve been hearing about Bing, Microsoft’s latest search effort formally known as Kumo. Today sees the Redmond company unveiling the â€کdecision engine’ which will be online for American users on June 3. Read More ...
IBM Files Non-compete Suit Against Former Worker
IBM is filing suit against a former employee who wants to work for Dell, claiming that the new position would violate an agreement restricting his employment with rivals. Read More ...
QOTD: Which is Your Next PMP: iPod, Zune, Other?
Today Microsoft finally took the wraps off of its next generation Zune hardware. The Zune HD is bigger, better and more impressive in every way than any Zune before it. Read More ...
BioShock 2 Dated for November 3 Release
We can't wait for more BioShock. Read More ...
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 ...
• AMD to Win Cyberdyne Systems CPU Contract
SUNNYVALE, CA – In an interesting move, Friday, Cyberdyne Systems Corporation opened up bidding for its next generation chip production of the much-anticipated “T†line. Read More ...
• Teachers Twitter Lessons for Jaded Youths
TAMPA, FL – As the evermore popular Twitter social networking tool infiltrates society, one Tampa, FL teacher is using it to teach her students, 140 characters at a time. Read More ...
• 7 Gaming Systems that Were Epic Failures
Here we have seven gaming consoles that we think were the all time epic failures of consoles. Read More ...
• Women Attracted to Scent of Anti-Static Bags
Forget muscles, musk and Maseratis! A new study soon to appear in the American Journal of Psychology shows that the scents commonly emitted from an all-night computer building competition are far more appealing to the average woman. Read More ...
QOTD: Which Steve: Ballmer or Jobs?
Two very different men, both with the same first name. The debate rages on... Read More ...
Ballmer: I Could Be a Winning Basketball Coach
Could you imagine Steve Ballmer as your coach? Read More ...
Blaster Transformer Disguises as Laptop, USB Hub
Another one to add to the Transformers USB collection. Read More ...
Media Companies to Pirate Bay: We Want More $$
It’s no secret that the four men on trial in the Pirate Bay case want to appeal the ruling. The lesser heard news, however, is that movie and music makers in Sweden have also appealed the verdict, because the damages were too low. Read More ...
Sony Says Make Restore Discs Yourself
Sometimes the smallest things can indicate drastic things are taking place. Read More ...
Windows 7 Build 7201 Leaks Onto P2P Networks
It's jumped a number! Read More ...
The Ladies of Computex, Episode Three
Revenge of the Bith Babes. Read More ...
Panel Makers Show Off Win 7 Friendly Multitouch
Panel makers at Computex are this year displaying all kinds of tasty multi-touch screens with support for Windows 7. Read More ...
Acer's Android Netbook is a Dualboot With Windows
Acer’s first Android netbook is is a dualboot machine. Read More ...
Shuttle Jumps on the All-in-One Bandwagon
All-in-ones are fast becoming all the rage and it looks like Shuttle doesn’t want to miss the party. Read More ...
Video: Pixel Qi Demos Amazing 3qi Laptop Screen
Finally, a way to compute outside in the blistering sunlight. Read More ...
Acer Launches Super-Slim Business Notebook
This week at Computex, Taipei, Acer is showing off an ultra-thin notebook for business users. Read More ...
Netbook Sales to Decline, Say Makers
The IT industry is full of buzzwords, most notably in the mobile space. We've got laptops, notebooks, ultra-portables, netbooks, MIDs, and more acronyms than you can shake a stick at. Read More ...
Synaptics Making Buttonless, Clickable Trackpads
It's one big button! Read More ...
Microsoft Wants to Call Netbooks Something Else
Doesn't seem as catchy now, does it? Read More ...
Windows 7 to go RTM by Late July
That's the real 'final' date. Read More ...
Ferrari Nettop Looks Fast But Isn't Really
All show but no go? Read More ...
NEC Launches Hybrid Storage Netbook
Hybrid storage in netbooks never really caught on. We saw one from MSI back in January, but aside from that, there was nothing else worth noting when it came to dual harddrives in an ultra portable, low cost machine. Read More ...
ECS's Android Netbook: Under $500
With all the excitement about Acer’s promise of an Android netbook in Q3 of this year, ECS’s prototype has been a little overlooked. Read More ...
Flash Player Receives GPU Support
Nvidia and Adobe are combining forces as part of the Open Screen Project.
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Microsoft: Windows 7 on October 22
It's getting pretty solid. Read More ...
Acer Reveals Android Plans: Q3 '09
Who needs SkyTone’s $250 debilitated Android netbook when you can have one of Acer's Android AspireOnes? Read More ...
Windows 7 Starter Three App Limit Gone for Good
Windows 7 Starter Edition learns to count to more than three. Read More ...
AMD Releases 6-Core Istanbul Ahead of Schedule
Istanbul is here. Read More ...
Nvidia Tegra Promises 1080p Video, 25-day Music
Nvidia Tegra hits Computex. Read More ...
Report: HP, Dell to Launch Ion Machines in Q3
We’ve been seeing a lot of Ion products at Computex 2009 but so far, we’ve seen nothing from American companies. Apparently, we won’t have to wait long before we see offerings from both HP and Dell. Read More ...
Intel Announces New SU2700 CPU, GS40 Chipset
Intel announces new CULV chip with matching mobile chipset. Read More ...
Intel/Psion Strike Deal Over "Netbook"
Intel and Psion Teklogix have resolved the "netbook" naming issue, with the latter company dropping its lawsuit according to various reports.
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Alienware's "Allpowerful" Laptop is the M17x
This thing is massive. And yes, it'll run Crysis. Read More ...
Microsoft Warns About DirectX Exploit
Yesterday, Microsoft issued a security advisory that reports on a new vulnerability in Microsoft DirectX. Read More ...
Windows 7, Vista Downgrade to XP Rights Updated
Now when you buy a fancy version of Windows 7, you can roll back to Vista or XP! Read More ...
Pixel Qi Demos Amazing E-Ink Laptop Screen
Could this be the next generation of laptop displays? Read More ...
Google Wave is a Giant Social Noticeboard
Despite Microsoft’s Bing announcement yesterday, an awful lot of folks are talking about Google. Read More ...
Dell Studio 14z Has GeForce, Reasonably Priced
It has the GeForce 9400M, and that can't be bad. Read More ...
OCZ Endeavors to Bring Affordable SSDs
SSDs are becoming more popular and the prices are definitely dropping steadily, just not as fast as most of us would like. OCZ is trying to change that. Read More ...
Silicon Power Shows Off USB/eSATA USB Stick
Silicon Power has come up with an interesting way to distinguish itself from the ocean of USB sticks on show at Computex Taiwan: add an eSATA port. Read More ...
Thecus Announces N5500 NAS Unit, 10 TB Total
This week at Computex, Thecus is showing off its new N5500 NAS Device, designed to keep store your data and keep everything nice and secure. Read More ...
Super Talent Claims Its SSDs Can Rock Intel's
Intel SSDs still hold the market for the ultimate in performance, but that could change very soon. Read More ...
Use Your SSDs In or Outside Your Case, Anytime
Flexibility is key, and Patriot Memory's ConvoyXL delivers just that. Read More ...
Intel SSDs Continue to Gain Popularity
SSDs are a big topic here at Computex, and Intel SSDs are no exception. Read More ...
Super Talent Shows Its Super Fast PCIe SSD
Super Talent had its RAIDdrive GS card on display and on demo at the show floor here at Computex. Read More ...
Waterproof SDHC Card is Cool, But Pointless
Our onsite reporters have seen a lot of nifty products at Computex in Taipei and Kingmax’s waterproof SD card is one of them. Read More ...
NEC Launches Hybrid Storage Netbook
Hybrid storage in netbooks never really caught on. We saw one from MSI back in January, but aside from that, there was nothing else worth noting when it came to dual harddrives in an ultra portable, low cost machine. Read More ...
OCZ Intros New 3.5-inch "Colossus" SSD
SSD’s are fast becoming a viable option, and with prices dropping pretty steadily, more folks are opting to go SSD rather than HDD. Read More ...
Sony Optiarc: Piloting Blu-ray Through the Crisis
Blu-ray adoption is still unsatisfying, price wars eliminated profit margins and the crisis hit hard. In a short interview with Sony Optiarc we learned their about their recipe to succeed.
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SATA Spec 3.0 Now Official; 6 Gb/sec. Speeds
The Serial ATA International Organization has today made official the Serial ATA Revision 3.0 specification. Read More ...
Researchers Find Way to Put 1.6 TB on a DVD
1.6 Terabytes on a single disc. Read More ...
Ravage Transformer is Best USB Stick Ever
Makes me feel young again. Read More ...
Report: SSDs Can't Replace HDDs
Friday TDK announced that it launched a new line of serial ATA II compatible hard drives, however storage integration specialist Origin Storage says that they're doomed to failure. Read More ...
Toshiba Ships First Laptop With a 512 GB SSD
Ultra portable notebook with a 512 GB SSD. Drool. Read More ...
Corsair Releases 256 GB SSD
This afternoon Corsair announced the 256 GB edition of its Storage Solutions SSDs (Solid State Drive), offering consumers its fastest and largest 2.5-inch SATA II drive thus far. Read More ...
Blu-ray Growing, but 58% Still Confused
Some people still think standard-def DVD is "good enough" compared to Blu-ray Disc. Read More ...
PCI-E SSD Does 1000 MB/sec.
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CBHD is China's Own Blu-ray Disc
Selling any sort of media is tough in China due to piracy. Read More ...
Intel SSD Prices Drop by Up to $100
Intel SSDs now a little cheaper, but still not cheap. Read More ...
World's Most Durable SSD; Only 436lbs
Axxana's slogan reads, "Built to last," and with its latest Phoenix System data system, they may very well survive with the cockroaches in a nuclear holocaust. Read More ...
GE's Holographic Storage to Yield 500 GB Discs
General Electronics this week announced a breakthrough in holographic storage technology which could allow us to store up to 500 GB of data on one disc. In other words, ten Blu-ray Discs in one. Read More ...
Seagate Claims to be Easiest PC Backup Yet
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OCZ Unveils PCIe-Based SSD Card
OCZ announced today its Z-Drive, a PCI-Express based solid state drive that offers up to 1 TB of storage. Read More ...
Seagate's Energy-friendly 5,900 RPM HDDs
Would Heart be proud of this version of Barracuda? Read More ...
Report: Intel SSD Price Cut on April 26
Cheaper, but will be they cheap enough? Read More ...
IBM New Memory: Faster, Better, than SSDs
IBM is developing a new memory technology called "Racetrack" that could replace all current forms of memory and storage solutions. Read More ...
QOTD: Have You Bought An SSD Yet?
There's no doubt about it: one of the best ways to boost your computer's performance, is to upgrade your hard drive to a cutting edge solid state drive (SSD). Read More ...
Pioneer Offers 8x Dual-Layer Blu-ray Writer
Earlier today, Pioneer introduced the BDR-2203, its internal 8x dual-layer Blu-ray writer, however general consumers may tremble at the knees by the sight of its monstrous pricetag. Read More ...
Enter Our Contest to Win One of Three SBM PCs
Win a new PC from Tom's Hardware and Newegg! Read More ...
Go Silent With Massive Fanless CPU Heatsinks
There are always an endless selection of accessories at Computex, it's sometimes difficult to weed through all the devices. Read More ...
The Heatsinks of Computex in Pictures
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The Best PC Case At Computex, from SilverStone
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Inside the BMW-designed Thermaltake Case
We get to see what's under the hood. 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 ...
Corsair Releases 256 GB SSD
This afternoon Corsair announced the 256 GB edition of its Storage Solutions SSDs (Solid State Drive), offering consumers its fastest and largest 2.5-inch SATA II drive thus far. 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 ...
AMD Phenom II X4 955 Overclocked to 7.1 GHz
A group called LimitTeam managed to overclock AMD's Phenom II X4 955 processor and reach a record speed od 7.1 GHz. Read More ...
Asus Supercomputer Motherboard Revealed
Asus finally launched the official product page for its upcoming P6T7 WS SuperComputer motherboard, built on two Nvidia nForce 200 chips and 7 PCIe slots. Read More ...
PCI-E SSD Does 1000 MB/sec.
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QOTD: Do You Take Your PC to LAN Parties?
We here at Tom's Hardware have been playing games for a really long time. Long before graphics was considered "graphics," we were already gaming. Read More ...
Miahallen & His Gigabyte Overclocking Win: Part 1
Over the weekend, Gigabyte held its regional overclocking finals in the Los Angeles. During the event, 12 competitors spent almost all of Saturday overclocking in an attempt to walk away as champion and be placed in the top spot for Gigabyte's finals this Read More ...
Gigabyte Overclocking Mid-day Pictures
The competition is kicking along now, and we have a preliminary winner for Super PI: Jeremiah L. Allen or Miahallen. Congratulations for taking the Super PI numbers. Read More ...
OCZ Unveils PCIe-Based SSD Card
OCZ announced today its Z-Drive, a PCI-Express based solid state drive that offers up to 1 TB of storage. Read More ...
QOTD: Do You Shut Off Your PC At Night?
Because of mechanical wear and tear in traditional hard drives and fans, I've never really liked turning off my computing devices. A steady on state is better for the hard drive in the long run. Read More ...
Winners of Our AMD Overclocking Contest!
After two months of intense overclocking, two champions have emerged victors of the AMD Virtual Overclocking Contest. Read More ...
Wall•E PC Case Mod is Simply Awesome
You won’t believe your eyes when you see this what this enthusiast from Russia has done. Best. Case. Ever. Read More ...
QOTD: Are You Always Fixing PCs for Others?
Computers break down and produce problems for people on a daily basis. Things can go wrong, and sometimes, the problems are not even fixable--like a fried CPU. Sometimes some things just have to be entirely replaced. Read More ...
Seagate Delivers "Next-Gen" HDD
Seagate is boasting that its SV35.5 Series is the next step in the HDD evolution, geared to deliver optimal performance in digital video surveillance systems. Read More ...
AMD Launches Opteron Upgrade Program
AMD is trying to encourage server owners to upgrade their microprocessors, offering discounts for new processors. 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 ...
Intel Hints at Octa-Core CPUs this Year
In an interview with IDG News Services, Intel's Shannon Poulin gave an update on when the company will ship its first octa-core processor. Read More ...
Microsoft Watching OEM Bloatware for Windows 7
Microsoft’s keeping an eye on the amount of bloat that OEMs will be loading into Windows 7. Read More ...
QOTD: Did You Ever Fry Your PC by Overclocking?
Everyone wants to get the most for their money. This is no exception to Tom's Hardware readers. Read More ...
QOTD: What Was Your First Computer?
IBM PC Bus, ISA, EISA, math co-processor, floppy disk. So many forgotten terms, from years ago. Read More ...
OCZ Officially Announces DIY Neutrino Netbook
As tired as we may have grown hearing about netbooks, consumers don’t yet seem to have had their fill yet. Read More ...
QOTD: How Much Did You Spend on Your PC?
We're all computer and hardware enthusiasts. We all love building, tweaking, and upgrading our systems for the most performance. Read More ...
AMD May Unveil 40nm Radeon HD 4750 Soon
German website Schottenland.de is currently listing a 40nm ATI Radeon HD 4750, listing the RV740 GPU and other specifics Read More ...
AMD Plans 32nm CPUs for Q4 2009
Globalfoundries said that it plans to take on 32nm orders by third party customers in Q4 2009. Read More ...
Synaptics Making Buttonless, Clickable Trackpads
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Cheaper LCD Panels On the Way; Wallets Rejoice
Hitachi today demonstrated what it said will bring prices of LCD panels down significantly, while bringing quality up: hot cathode fluorescent lamps, or HCFL. Read More ...
Pixel Qi Demos Amazing E-Ink Laptop Screen
Could this be the next generation of laptop displays? Read More ...
Dinobot Transformer Goes From T-Rex to Mouse
Me Grimlock... mouse. Read More ...
Microsoft Shows Laptop Mouse With Nano Dongle
Microsoft laptop mouse gets a shrunken dongle. 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 ...
Asus Eee Keyboard Launching Late June
We first saw it in January. Hopefully it'll be out by the end of June. 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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Bluetooth 3.0 is Fast Like Ricky Bobby
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$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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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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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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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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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Picture: MacBook Pro Glossy vs. Matte FIGHT!
Check out the new MacBook's matter display compared with the "glassy" one
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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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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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
MSI Teases WindBox Release... Again
MSI says its WindBox will be launching soon.
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Transparent OLED Screen; Yummy
Check out the transparent OLED screen!
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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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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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AGP Not Yet Dead Says Gigabyte
It's always good and fun to have the latest hardware, especially when it comes to graphics. But what if you're on an aging AGP system? Read More ...
Enermax to Bring More Efficient Power Supplies
The 80-Plus power supply standard while good, just isn't good enough, so says Enermax. Read More ...
Zotac Graphics Cards Pay for Themselves
Greentech, power saving, saving the Earth, utilizing less resources--power saving features are an important feature to have these days, on any product. Read More ...
The Best PC Case At Computex, from SilverStone
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Lian-Li Launches Economic Line of Cases
This year at Computex, case maker Lian-Li introduced a less pricey line of cases designed to be kinder to your wallet than the likes of Corsair’s $300 offering from earlier on in the day. Read More ...
Scenes From Computex 2009: Intel's Booth
We've got a sneak peek at what Intel's land looks like at Computex. Read More ...
Asus Mars GTX 295 8GB SLI Runs Far Cry 2 2160p
8 GB of graphics RAM enough for you? Read More ...
Intel: Ion Is Overkill, Don't You Know
There’s been a lot of talk about Nvidia’s Ion this week and apparently, Intel doesn’t like when the competition gets a couple of days of good press. Read More ...
Ferrari Nettop Looks Fast But Isn't Really
All show but no go? Read More ...
Corsair Enters Case Market, Launches Obsidian
Computex isn’t just about what’s inside your machine and proof of that is Flash maker Corsair's first foray into the case market. Read More ...
AMD Demonstrates First DirectX 11 GPU
It goes to 11. Read More ...
Flash Player Receives GPU Support
Nvidia and Adobe are combining forces as part of the Open Screen Project.
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Inside the BMW-designed Thermaltake Case
We get to see what's under the hood. Read More ...
Zalman's Big CPU Cooler with Integrated Remote
One of the few interesting end-user cooling devices we've come across on the show floor so far is Zalman's CNPS10X CPU cooler. Read More ...
Nvidia Tech Demonstration Reveals CPU Focus
This week Nvidia held a press event here at Computex in order to show off its technology and talk about its direction for future technology. Read More ...
AMD Releases 6-Core Istanbul Ahead of Schedule
Istanbul is here. Read More ...
Intel's 'Larrabee' on Par With GeForce GTX 285
Traveling to Taiwan for Computex usually yields a lot of components, future launches, and lots of random hardware. Read More ...
Nvidia Tegra Promises 1080p Video, 25-day Music
Nvidia Tegra hits Computex. Read More ...
Report: HP, Dell to Launch Ion Machines in Q3
We’ve been seeing a lot of Ion products at Computex 2009 but so far, we’ve seen nothing from American companies. Apparently, we won’t have to wait long before we see offerings from both HP and Dell. Read More ...
Nvidia's Ion Makes a Splash at Computex 2009
Computex 2009 is upon us and even before day one there have been a few companies making announcements, wanting to stand out. Read More ...
Intel Announces New SU2700 CPU, GS40 Chipset
Intel announces new CULV chip with matching mobile chipset. Read More ...
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 ...
An Update on AMD's Changing the Game
Because it's not always about CPU prices and anticompetition lawsuits. Read More ...
Intel: Atom is Eating into Celeron, and That's OK
That's not the same as eating celery, right? Read More ...
Core i7 Laptop Maker Talks to Us About Merits
Intel's Core i7 is one of the most innovative CPU releases to date. It's fast, efficient, and cutting edge. The thing about cutting edge though, is that you'll often pay a premium to gain access. Read More ...
Intel Shows Off 8-Core, 128 Thread Nehalem-EX
This is big daddy Nehalem. 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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Tom's Hardware Italy Lands 3DMark Hall of Fame
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