Games Domain has word that Perpetual Entertainment has picked up the rights to create a massively multiplayer online game based around the Star Trek franchise. No word in what era the game will take place and it would appear that…
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X-bit labs brings us news from the Intel Developer Forum going on this week. The IDF is where many major system builders and peripheral manufacturers all gather together to show off their newest products and tout their happiness with Intel’s…
Read more IDF Fall 2004 Coverage
Computerworld has a write-up on Intel’s dual-core processor plans which will span every market they have their hands in. Everything from servers to notebook chips are getting the dual core treatment and less emphasis on clock rates. It’s quite the…
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Before you go “mucking up” your Windows XP installation Adrian’s Rojak Pot has taken a look at Microsoft’s Windows Media Player 10. Besides the obvious polish to the program’s user interface they’ve done a major rework of how it handles…
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Mobile review has in its possesion a Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX 720 PDA which marries a whole slew of features into the usual compact handheld form-factor. Its high-resolution screen, plentiful memory capacity, and wireless features make it an appealing device….
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NVIDIA’s upcoming “mid-range” video card solution, the GeForce 6600 GT, is causing quite a stir with its $200USD pricetag it’s one of the best price/performance cards to be released in a long time. If NVIDIA decides to keep the SLI…
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Yahoo! News writes of the shrinking stature floppy disks and the drives that read them now hold in the computing industry with faster and larger portable storage devices taking its place. It’s a long time coming although some computing past-times,…
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CommsDesign has a few details on Intel’s plans to get the ball rolling on WiMAX next year. So far test chips are in the hands of equipment manufacturers so products and designs should be shipping on time, then it’ll be…
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hardCOREware loaded up a copy of Microsoft’s security focused Service Pack 2 for its Windows XP Operating System and found some interesting results in the process. In the end the performance differences even out which makes sense since they were…
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Designtechnica takes a good look at the Gigabyte B49GU Wireless Router designed for the small office/home office environment. The product does have several advanced features which would make it well suited for such environments but several flaws make it a…
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accelenation saw the sights at this year’s European Computer Trade Show which they didn’t seem all that impressed with. It so happens that the show was split into different components and hosted at different venues with all of the “neato”…
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