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ASUS has opened up pre-orders for what might be one of the hottest tablets of the season; the Eee Pad Transformer Prime. Priced at $499 for both the US and Canada, pre-orders can be purchased at Amazon, B&H, Best Buy, GameStop and TigerDirect in the US, and at Future Shop and NCIX in Canada...

Charging people twice the sum of parts on everything you sell sure helps.

They posted a review on the rig today: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1781/1/

A new debate's upon us! No one would argue the fact that smartphones, tablets and similar devices are "computers", but would it be appropriate to label the same devices "PCs"? With an analyst firm doing just that recently, we've decided to take a look at multiple factors to see if such a...

If Apple allows Lion to work in a VM, it should allow at least Leopard and Snow Leopard to work in one also. Save VMware the fix and just allow it, Apple. I couldn't imagine being an Apple developer and having to deal with these stupid restrictions.

Great review once again, Mario. I had high hopes for Cities XL 2011 when I gave it a go last year, but I just couldn't get into it. It might be that I just lack patience, or it felt too clunky from the get-go. I do know one thing though... there's a lot of eye candy to be had. The first sim...

Rest in peace, Gary.

I am not sure if you live in the US or Canada, but here are some suggestions on stuff available at Newegg (US, but there is a Canadian site also). Chassis Your choice - ~$60 Motherboard GIGABYTE Z68P-DS3 - $100 Processor Intel Core i3-2100 - $125 Memory Corsair Vengeance 8GB...

I can think of few things that are less exciting than installing an OS, and the tedium is only increased when you have a handful of considerations to make. Did I back up my data? Do I need to repartition? Should I run the installer from within Windows or boot up with it? Should I do an upgrade...

With Adobe's recent decision to halt the development of its Flash mobile variant, the company essentially told the world that the future of the Web is not with Flash, but rather HTML5. While the company will continue to develop Flash on the desktop, mobile devices have to be considered. Without...

HTL are good people. Good luck to those who enter.

When Apple released OS X 10.7 'Lion' this past summer, I didn't consider it to be a 'major' release as the company was touting. There was, however, a rather significant feature that I somehow completely missed: the ability to run OS X in a virtual machine. If you're a Windows or Linux user...

Nintendo's 3DS handheld has been a hard sell ever since its launch, despite receiving good reviews in the beginning, and has even caused the company to lose a great deal of money. With the holiday season upon us, things have been slowly improving, but with its latest push, Nintendo is hoping...

It's almost ironic that it would take the desire to create an MMO for the last survivor of the city-builder genre to come to life. The latest incarnation of that survivor is Cities XL 2012. It's not an MMO, but rather a traditional city-builder sim that tries to cater to old-school SimCity fans...

Our friends at Legit Reviews are holding a contest to give away a PC: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/1780/1/ You need to live in Canada or the US to enter.

Oi, tonight's collection might be hard to review:

I concur on the Civic; there's just a boatload of them around so parts are plentiful. Glad your ride was worth more than you thought, though. If only that happened a lot more :D

I have 9,058 tracks in my collection which is based on about 500 CDs (I haven't counted recently), so I could see a 20,000 limit being hit rather quickly with some people. Well, the goal of the service isn't just to let you upload your entire music collection; it's goal is to allow you to...

I agree. And if I can get some great games from the past three years at a better price than Steam offers, I sure won't complaint. The DRM-free likeness of these things would make the purchase all the more sweeter.

That's just it. I got to thinking about tablets and mobile devices last night though, and I was reminded of what things were like back in the 386/486 days where major strides were being made every year with the capabilities of our PCs. Nowadays, people buy a tablet one year that's inadequate for...