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From our front-page news: Programming isn't easy, and when it comes to designing your code to be as efficient as possible, it's even harder. Some coders don't care as much about their code as others though, and that can result in applications or games ending up with a larger file size. That...

From our front-page news: In the past, some people have asked me if I was an audiophile, simply because I have a good set of cans, a good audio card, and also happen to stick to lossless formats for my collection. But, I'll be the first to admit that I'm the furthest thing from being an...

From our front-page news: Just a few weeks ago, I posted a link to an online magazine devoted to both overclocking and of course, overclockers. In that post, I mentioned that the hobby of overclocking isn't slowing down, and in fact, it seems to be growing at a very rapid pace. Proof of this is...

From our front-page news: It's been discussed numerous times in the past that netbooks have been one of the biggest innovations in mobile computing in the last while, and that doesn't look to change right away. Given their price points (and this economy), they're an extremely attractive option...

From our front-page news: I'd be hard-pressed to believe that not every single person who visits our site has also visited YouTube at least once in the past month. In fact, I'd believe that the vast majority have visited in the past week. YouTube has become one with the Internet, and even if you...

From our front-page news: I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking that sometimes, it's a bit easy to take things for granted, when in reality, things are amazing. Take flying, for example. It's an incredible feat to raise someone off the ground and fly them from one location to the next, but...

Having a home server can bring obvious benefits, but what if it could do more than just sit there? If you're a music buff, then you may be interested in an audio CD ripping solution from Illustrate, called RipNAS. Pop in a disc, and minutes later it will be available for streaming. It couldn't...

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This will probably come as no surprise to anyone, but I still find it quite impressive. Of the staggering 940+ million downloads off of Apple's app store, 800 million are games. That's insane! I find this interesting, because when the app store was first launched, friends would tell me about the...

Like NVIDIA products? Ever thought about decommissioning an old graphics card to turn the core into a keychain? Well, now you don't have to, since NVIDIA themselves have taken the hassle out of it all. On their site, you can actually buy an acrylic keychain with a G98 core inside. What's G98 you...

I'm not sure about you guys, but $150 for Internet service seems mighty ridiculous to me - especially when it's for a premium that should be free (at least, IMO). That's what Time Warner is asking for their top service though, and along with the top speeds, you'll have no cap to deal with. I'm a...

From our front-page news: One common complaint from Apple naysayers is that the brand carries a luxury tax, and this is a point that even Microsoft is happy to point out in their most recent run of commercials. But, like other luxury items, customers believe the quality is there. The same rule...

From our front-page news:When I saw a rumor about a potential D5000 D-SLR from Nikon last week, all I could do was chuckle and ignore it. I mean... D5000? As if Nikon would slap a name like that on one of their cameras. Well, joke's on me, because it's true. I won't get into the fact that seeing...

From our front-page news:Over the course of the past year or so, Solid State Disk solutions have been praised up and down for their ultimate speed, reliability, form-factor and more. Of all the SSDs on the market, one model to hog a lot of attention was Intel's own X25-M, and for good reason...

From our front-page news:During Intel's fall 2007 Developer Forum, a few cool new technologies were unveiled, including the much-hyped CPUs built using a 45nm process. During the same period of time, AMD also had a few unique announcements of their own, including the triple-core Phenom X3's...

From our front-page news: Aside from the obvious addictive nature, there is another real downside to any type of MMO game: gold sellers. For the uninitiated, gold sellers are companies who sell in-game currency and even accounts, for real-life cash. This is a reality that's either loved or...

From our front-page news: I doubt anyone would discredit the usefulness of a notebook PC, but they do certainly have their downfalls. Performance, for one thing, never competes with the desktop, and it's for obvious reasons. One particular area that has bugged me about this is with notebook...

All-in-one PCs aren't new, but an affordable one equipped with a touchscreen is. That's exactly what ASUS delivers with their EeeTop PC, a 15.6-inch offering designed to give you a new way to use your computer, while living up to the standards that the Eee brand has become for. While it lacks...

When DDR and DDR2 were at their prime, we posted reviews around memory kits often. The real meat of those articles focused on overclocking, because back then, faster memory could actually be utilized to some extent. Then with the advent of DDR3, frequencies have hit unbelievable heights and...

Cooler Master impressed us greatly with their first "Storm" chassis, the Sniper, and we're happy to report that their follow-up, the mid-tower Scout, is yet another winner. Like the Sniper, the Scout has features directly targeted towards LAN gamers, has great cooling abilities, runs quiet, and...