SanDisk's brings faster SSDs to portables
Latest SSDs for netbooks, tablets and embedded solutions offer faster speeds and more compact form factors.
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PlayStation Network will be fully restored this week
Several weeks and an estimated £170m damage later, the PSN is recovering.
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Apple will unveil iCloud at WWDC next week
The latest version of Mac OS X, iOS 5 and Apple’s new cloud service will debut.
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Win an AC Ryan Playon!HD2 network media player
We're giving away AC Ryan's award-winning media player, complete with a 1TB hard disk and a wireless USB dongle!
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Linux 3.0 announced
20-year anniversary considered a time for a change.
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ASUS 990FX Sabertooth TUF motherboard preview
Primed for the Bulldozer chip, we take a closer look at the 990FX chipset and ASUS's TUF motherboard.
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Corsair introduces low-profile Vengeance memory
Extra-large CPU cooler impeding your system memory? Corsair has the answer.
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ASRock gives us glimpse of Intel Sandy Bridge Extreme X79 socket
Full-retail board on show at COMPUTEX.
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ASUS Padfone blurs line between smartphone and tablet
A phone, a tablet, a Padfone. There's a joke in there somewhere.
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Intel's X79 Sandy Bridge Extreme motherboard spotted at COMPUTEX
May indicate a pulled-in release.
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ASUS priming MARS II for graphics-card domination
Takes in two full-fat GeForce GTX 580s, apparently.
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MSI laptop shows off unreleased AMD Brazos chip
Faster Brazos chip to keep Intel Atom at bay?
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ASUS seeking to emulate Apple with new UX super-sleek laptop
Unibody chassis and deliciously thin.
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Gigabyte A75-D3H 'AMD Llano' board hands-on
An AMD Llano APU board goes under the spotlight.
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Three-way GeForce GTX 560 shootout - Gigabyte vs. ASUS vs. MSI
Three pre-overclocked GeForce GTX 560s all offer something different. Which one is for you?
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