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From our front-page news: It looks as though we'll be seeing Intel's Clarkdale a lot sooner than we expected, as recent roadmap revisions have indicated it will show up during Q4 2009, a full quarter earlier than originally planned. Will this effect the launch of Lynnfield? It's really hard to...

From our front-page news: Whether you're a digital artist or the furthest thing from, chances are great that you've at one time found yourself using Adobe Photoshop. Its roots began in 1987 when Thomas Knoll created a monochrome picture viewer called "Display". He soon realized the potential of...

It has nothing to do with cats... those are two separate "products" :D

To be honest, I still don't care much for Gigabyte's BIOS, but there are others who vastly prefer them over ASUS'... it's a matter of preference, really. They've gotten a lot better, but I've been spoiled by ASUS' BIOS... they've proven very easy to use, and the RIIE just takes things to the...

Haha, wow. Where can I buy one of these? I've always tried to shave with my current cell phone, but I'm often left disappointed.

Kougar, the Euler3D application looks good at first glance. Would you say it's something that would prove useful in our content? I can't look too deep into it right now, but I will next time I get a spare chance.

That mouse works quite well for gaming despite it being wireless? If so, I might have to pick one up. I <em>hate</em> cords.

As far as I know, that's the only game they've ever made, too. I wonder if they'll make another? Alright, toss my hat in for that one as well.

With an incredible number of netbooks available on the market, how does one compete? With ASUS and their 1008HA (Seashell), the simple answer is to make not a faster notebook, but a feature-rich netbook with a better design. The 1008HA delivers on both counts, with the best netbook design we've...

There's also the prostitute-beating Vince Offer: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Vince+Offer&search_type=&aq=f

These informercials are very American, so that's why (well, we get them in Canada too). Here's a video I saw linked somewhere, it's comical: http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1907425

I think the title says it all: http://www.inquisitr.com/27487/want-to-cook-bacon-on-your-iphone-theres-an-app-for-that/

Thanks for the URLs and information regarding those applications... some of what those can do is simply amazing. This is one application to catch my eye... seriously cool stuff. I think I'll stick to SPEC, hehe... since the results we'll get from that are still going to be quite good. I do have...

The two might not be able to be compared... I guess we'll have to wait until some site (probably not us) takes both for a spin and can compare the two directly.

I didn't quite have that happen with my MX518, but I found it was VERY difficult to keep the surface of that one clean. Dirt just clung to it, especially from your fingers. I always had to unplug it and go clean it in the kitchen. Come to think of it, I think I've had a beef with just about...

There are few people who don't know who Billy Mays is, and even if you don't recognize the name, you likely recognize the face. He's been selling cleaning products for a while, such as Oxi Clean, Orange Clean, Kaboom, et cetera. If there's one thing he's well-known for though, it's the fact that...

Again, I'm not familiar with Bluetooth at all, so these recommendations might be bad, but one option is to download a commerical Bluetooth driver like BlueSoleil: http://bluesoleil.com/download/ Perhaps it will enable Bluetooth to work in Windows 7, but I'm not sure. I believe that the 1525...

For those unaware, here's the current list: http://www.top500.org/list/2009/06/100 Good catch Kougar... marketing at its best.

For some idiotic reason, the peeps there posted Part 2 prior to Part 1, so if anyone viewed the page once I posted it, you likely missed the introduction. Great videos though... I love the ninja attack in Part 2 where he knocks the engineer down... hilarious.

Wait... you are not overclocked? On i7, you need to worry about the Base Clock primarily. I'd slowly work that up and test for stability in between each hike (I'd go 10MHz higher each time). The QPI voltage is one you'd want to worry about. I'm able to hit 4.2GHz no problem while leaving the...