Netbooks have been a great way to keep your computing on while taking up as little space as possible but some manufacturers want you to believe you’ve got a performance product in your hands despite energy saving (slow) processor they’ve been packing into these machines for the past few years. The Samsung NB30 netbook manages […]
Wondering which companies will be selling Windows Phone 7 handsets this fall? Wonder no more! According to Pocket Lint, Microsoft revealed that Asus, Dell, HTC, LG, and Samsung will all be producing Windows Phone 7 smartphones this fall. Dell was heavily rumored to be jumping on board after showing a knack for teasing jaw-droppingly gorgeous […]
The majority of mid-range graphics cards are created with a reference cooler design that has cost cutting in mind over other factors which can lead to a whole heck of a lot of heat being dumped back into your PC’s case increasing the temperature of every other component in your system. EVGA’s GTX 460 Superclocked […]
Read more EVGA GTX 460 Superclocked EE dumps the heat load outside
In news that might elate or infuriate you, it looks like the iPhone is headed to T-Mobile soon. According to Cult of Mac, an insider source revealed that talks between Apple and T-Mobile are well underway and that chances are very good — 80 percent in fact — that the iPhone will land on its […]
Read more Rumor: iPhone Headed to T-Mobile
Being as photogenic as possible used to mean taking dozens of pictures of oneself until you found an image that was at least usable then taking it over to your favorite image manipulation program in order to…”correct” that bad lighting. The Samsing DualView ST600 and ST100 pocket digital cameras both sport two LCD displays, with […]
Read more Samsung DualView ST100 and ST600 announced for those that like taking pictures of themselves
There are places in this world where running Ethernet cabling isn’t exactly possible, or necessary, and a wireless network runs into some serious problems when your signal gets absorbed by the strata surrounding you. Lockheed Martin has successfully tested its MagneLink MCS technology that allows for communication through the Earth up to a depth of […]
Read more Lockheed beams the WiFis through the ground, moles sue over wireless sensitivity
It was bound to happen sooner or later and the consequences are severe for any company that makes use of computers….just about everyone? Dell has issued a warning that some of its PowerEdge R410 motherboards contain a trojan that was injected into the firmware used by the onboard system management software that can then expose […]
Read more Dell warns some PowerEdge R410 server motherboards sport spyware
Case designs tend to come in a disturbing number of colors made even more lively by their shining LED lit fans which might not be the best thing in the world unless you like to cast a devilish red glow across your room. Thankfully the Thermaltake Element G PC case allows you to choose from […]
Getting your digital media to your PC has been a difficult proposition over the years but, thankfully, there are more software and hardware options that enable that easy media viewing your after…heck you don’t even need a bulky and energy draining “home theater PC” to get the job done anymore. The Western Digital TV Live […]
Read more Western Digital TV Live Plus could be confused as a storage drive
In ear earbuds are exactly the sort of thing your doctor would warn you against using but who wants to look like a dork with massive headphones on in public? Since you want great quality sound without the bulk there’s nothing that will change your mind. Creative Labs’ Aurvana In-Ear2 want to shower your ears […]
Read more Creative Labs Aurvana In-Ear2 buds clogs your eardrums with sound
Microsoft today set the official price of its Xbox 360 Kinect motion controller to $149.99 (USD) when it ships on November 4, 2010. The price hardly comes as a shock in light of Walmart’s Kinect bundle offer. However, Microsoft did have one surprise in store: the Xbox 360 Kinect Console Bundle. Also scheduled to ship […]
