Corsair Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 PSU
If you need a quality power supply that doesn't cost an arm and a leg, I suggest you read our evaluation of the Corsair Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 PSU. This unit is definitely a solid value and comes from a company you can trust to take care of you.
Corsair is clearly defining the market for its new "Enthusiast Series" 750 watt power supply. Now that we know who it is for, surely we know what to expect from it right? Corsair has climbed to the top with a few other brands in a short period of time, let's see if "enthusiast" means the same thing to Corsair as it does to us.
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BitFenix Colossus Window Gaming Tower
Those of you looking for a new case should check out this review of the BitFenix Colossus Window Gaming Tower over at Pro-Clockers. The front of the case kinda reminds me of a helmet from the Dead Space games.
The unit is call the Colossus Window which you may guess from the name gives you a window option. The new Colossus still offers all that the older brother did but gives the gamers out there an opportunity to show off all the glory that makes up a gaming rig.
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Court Imposes Limits on Class Actions
Guess what? The Supreme Court says that, if you sign a contract with your phone provider that states you agree to arbitration to settle disputes, you can't file a class action lawsuit.
The Supreme Court has made it harder for consumers who want to dispute their contracts for cell phones, cable television and other services to band together to make their claims. The court, in a 5-4 ruling Wednesday, invalidated a California law that kept consumers out of contractually-obligated arbitration with businesses.
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Apple: We'll Fix iPhone Tracking 'Bug'
Yeah, it's a bug. Unless someone on the iPhone development team actually has the name "bug," this isn't the fault of a bug. Anyhow, Apple says they will fix the "bug" with a patch soon.
"Apple is not tracking the location of your iPhone. Apple has never done so and has no plans to ever do so," the FAQ says. But the company did admit that it may be storing too much information about users' location. And it said it will soon fix this in a software release.
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MySpace For Sale In The Bargain Bin
MySpace is for sale and its parent company is only asking one sixth what it paid for the kiddy playground back in 2005.
Beleaguered social networking site MySpace may have a new owner by the end of the week. The Wall Street Journal has reported that News. Corp is seeking $100 million for MySpace. The sale is expected to attract bids from a variety investment firms and companies who may seek the buy parts or the whole of MySpace.
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Swiftech Polaris 120
PureOverclock has the Swiftech Polaris 120 heatpipe HSF on the test bench today for a little review action. According to the article, the Polaris 120 performs very well and is reasonably priced as well. Here's a quote from the review:
Swiftech, a world class leader in water cooling products has re-entered the air cooling market. It has been close to 10 years since Swiftech has manufactured air cooling products and believe it or not, some of their old product is still being used in OEM builds. Today we will take a peek at the Swiftech Polaris 120 and see how it performs.
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The First Zombie-Proof House
Wow, could you imagine living in this zombie-proof house? Hell, throw a little razor wire on top of the fence and you'll even be safe from door-to-door salesman.
Thanks to Briliu for the link.
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Corsair Enthusiast Series TX750 V2 PSU Review
Corsair is clearly defining the market for its new "Enthusiast Series" 750 watt power supply. Now that we know who it is for, surely we know what to expect from it right? Corsair has climbed to the top with a few other brands in a short period of time, let's see if "enthusiast" means the same thing to Corsair as it does to us.
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Hulu Plus Coming to Xbox 360 Friday?
According to the folks at OXM, Hulu Plus is coming to Xbox 360 on April 29th. The console already has Netflix and Zune streaming service, not sure what Hulu Plus will bring to the table.
The June issue of OXM have been spotted that claim the service will launch April 29th, kicking off a month-long giveaway of items including vacations, game systems and Hulu Plus subscriptions to random users.
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Nokia Axes 7,000 Jobs to Slash Costs
Bad news if you work for Nokia. The company says it is cutting 7,000 jobs in an attempt to save almost $1.5 billion in costs.
Nokia, the world's largest phone maker by volume, on Wednesday detailed an overhaul of its phone business following its decision to start using Microsoft software instead of its own Symbian platform. The move includes laying off 4,000 staff and transferring another 3,000 to services firm Accenture - a total 12 percent of its phone unit workforce.
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AMD to Help Developers Optimize for AMD Fusion APUs
AMD today announced a new collaboration with Multicoreware, a leader in software solutions and tool development for multi-core and heterogeneous computing environments, to deliver an advanced set of tools for OpenCL™ optimization. The tools development effort accelerates software developers' ability to create and optimize software that fully exploits the unique processing capability of AMD Fusion Accelerated Processing Units (APUs).
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California To Generate Electricity Using Rush Hour Traffic?
It looks like California (of all places) might be the first state to use piezoelectric generation to convert road vibrations into actual electricity. The idea isn't new but the fact that no new tax money is required and they can be installed during regular road maintenance, this bill might have a shot at passing.
My bill takes existing money that was set aside years ago for creative projects just like this. It does not use any new tax dollars," according to Gatto. "The money is already there, and we're only going to do this when the roads are set for their regularly rescheduled re-paving. We're not going to tear up any roads, we're just going to stick the technology underneath the roads when they're scheduled for paving anyway.
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Dog Fighting App Causing Controversy
Oh no! Won't somebody please think of the virtual dogs? Whether you like this app or not, you have laugh at the developers' comments about Angry Birds:
While dozens of people have posted comments on the company's website calling for the game to be banned the makers responded by referencing the app "Angry Birds," saying: "just go slingshot some virtual birds to kill some virtual pigs."
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Seized Sites Won't Be Auctioned Like Drug Dealers' Cars
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency said says that seized pirate websites will not be auctioned like drug dealer's cars. Instead of auctioning them to make money, they are going to spend money to host and maintain the sites displaying amazingly effective messages like this:
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