There were, of course, major hardware announcements from both Sony and Nintendo yesterday, here are a few links to some info: GameSpy’s Nintendo DS coverage Gaming Horizon DS compilation IGN’s PSP thoughts Initial reactions seem the give the DS the…
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Extreme Tech brings news on Intel’s launch of its Dothan mobile processors, more affectionately called the Pentium M 735, 745, 755. The “great” new naming scheme translates into 1.7, 1.8, and 2.0GHz chips respectively which is quite a jump from…
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PC World writes of Microsoft’s hopes to get Media PC sales moving, using their software of course, into some European countries as well as Australia. Media PCs are probably the only segment where Microsoft probably won’t be sued for including…
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The Tech Report has a review of the brand-new NVIDIA nForce2 Ultra 400Gb chipset for the “old” 32-bit AMD Socket A processors. This appears to be the last major chipset release for one of the longer running desktop CPU platforms,…
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Yet another review of ATI’s fantastic new video card, the Radeon X800 XT, but this one is done by the fine folks at Digital-Daily so it’s worth a look over even if you’ve seen all of the other reviews. A…
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AnandTech takes a gander at the Foxconn 755-A01 AMD Athlon 64 motherboard that sports the SiS 755 chipset. The board keeps up very well with the best that other board makers and chip producers have to offer which is impressive…
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This past friday AMD snuck in price reductions on a few of its server CPUs according to X-bit labs. The largest drops are seen in the high end Opteron 64-bit processor line but there’s also a small drop on a…
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TheTechLounge has a review of the Nu Technologies DDW-081 DVD+R/RW 8x burner. While the drive is marketed and sold as a mere + drive with an appropriate price tag, but the manufacturer has released a beta firmware which can turn…
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Yahoo News covers a conference of various international newspaper editors and publishers which blame cell phone text messages for drop in readership among the young. That may be a problem overseas but it seems more likely that web based news…
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MSNBC is keen to point out that E3 is coming up (although their article says this week when it’s actually next week). So expect a flood of information on a bunch of new gaming titles and hardware that will be…
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Wired has written up an article on just what *ware software is and the toll it takes on people’s PCs. I’d have to whole-heartedly agree with the article about the absolute pain and security nightmare that adware and the like…
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