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"Feature-packed" is a term we often use to describe products that offer a lot of features and lack nothing, but there may be no product more deserving of that description than SteelSeries' Sensei 'pro-grade' gaming mouse. It's identical in design to the award-winning Xai, but has a much greater...

I'm not sure that's fair to assume though. From what I understand, Intel offers some of the best support in the business, at least from what I've read in the past.

To coincide with the kick-off of the Gamescom show in Cologne, Germany, Gearbox has released the first trailer for its upcoming Borderlands 2 game, set to see a release in 2012. In the span of this 30 second trailer, we're introduced to one of the new classes, Gunzerker, and get a taste of what...

In a quick bit of Apple news, the Cupertino company has just released a thumb drive variant of its Mac OS X 'Lion' operating system, allowing those who would rather forgo the download-only option to do just that. Kicking things off with last year's MacBook Air model, Apple decided to get rid of...

Is anyone here planning on picking this game up when it gets released? I am not generally a fan of god games, but this one looks like it's fairly easy to get into. It also has one of the coolest game engines I've ever seen, allowing you to literally sculpt the earth that you're working with. I'm...

Haha, it doesn't surprise me per se, but I did get a good laugh out of it :D Oh yes, external dock. Blame Thermaltake for using the same name across multiple product-lines ;-) Best enclosure I've ever owned though, I love it. That chassis did kind of intrigues me though; how is it? I must...

When Intel launched its Sandy Bridge CPU line-up earlier this year, it released a large collection of models in order to leave as few gaps in the price-ranges as possible, and as long as you weren't looking for a true high-end product, there was little to complain about (ahem, perhaps aside from...

Don't fret, someone else took the hassle out of it for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=vQBH-LhJuOc

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The 2TB hard drive I have in my Thermaltake BlacX has been known as I:\ for as long as I've had it, but for some reason, Windows decided to change that drive letter to G:\, effectively messing up a couple of programs that rely on I:\. So, I went into the drive management section to change it...

Gentoo got mentioned in the latest DistroWatch Weekly, so I naturally read that section first. There, my good friend Susan Linton got props for an article she wrote on the latest Gentoo Live CD, and just before I could think, "Oh, good for her.", I noticed my name in the next paragraph...

Not respecting the fact that some people like to kick off their Monday slowly to help get themselves into a groove for the rest of the work week, Google's CEO Larry Page announced via the company's official blog its plans to acquire Motorola Mobility for a healthy $12.5 billion. This, my...

As it's been almost a full two months since the release of Firefox 5, it can be assumed that most users are beginning to become a little bit bored. But don't fret; Firefox 6 is here! While officially set to launch tomorrow, Firefox 6 has been moved to the /releases/ folder, stating that it is in...

Google has been in the search engine business longer than most, and compared to the likes of Microsoft and Yahoo!, it has dedicated far more effort into making its own product the best it can be. To call that a smart move would be an understatement, because Google's search engine business gained...

Given the massive popularity of mobile gaming today, doesn't it seem a bit odd that the company with some of the most iconic video game characters around are seemingly ignoring it? After all, with the average iPhone gamer spending about 15 hours per month gaming on the go, why wouldn't Nintendo...

Last September, Intel rolled out its first-ever 'upgradeable' desktop processor, Pentium G6951, and since then, the company has kept quiet about its potential successes or follow-up products. Given this, and also the fact that the G6951 and idea behind it was rather controversial, it lead many...

Nah, I found out about I&G a while back; Jamie just happened to stumble on it one day and fell in love with it also :D Oh how I wish I could post some humorous Jamie IRC moments and still come off as being professional...

Counter-Strike... the game that makes one realize how pussified games like Call of Duty and Battlefield are. Posted some news: http://techgage.com/news/counter-strike_global_offensive_announced/

*speechless* http://store.steampowered.com/app/1800/ I have not played CS in years, but sunk hundreds of hours into Source after it became available. I'm hoping that GO will manage to rekindle my interest in the series. Who's with me?

If there's a sticker found over top the screw that allows you to remove the hard drive, then chances are it -might- void your warranty. Likewise, if a Linux OS is being used, then chances are support will give you a hard time, since it's not the OS that came with it. However, neither of these...