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From our front-page news:It's no secret that SSDs are the new black. They're incredibly fast, lightweight, have fantastic power consumption and have no moving parts. The only problem is that they are expensive, but prices are dropping like bricks from the sky, and it should only be another year...

From our front-page news: Need to encode video, but don't know where to look? I've been in this situation a hundred times, and for whatever reason, I've never settled on a particular app, nor know what's "best" - the fact that I primarily use Linux doesn't help either. The biggest problem is...

From our front-page news: Last month, we posted about Real Network's latest product release, "RealDVD". As you can judge by the name, it's an application that handles your DVDs, both in ripping and playback. The difference between RealDVD and the countless DVD rippers found en masse online was...

From our front-page news: Towards the middle of last month, we posted about a rumor that VoodooPC as we knew it was shutting down, but found out later that not all of our facts were spot on. Though, it was quickly evident that changes were being made that would drastically effect how the company...

From our front-page news: We've talked a bit about memory on Nehalem, but it appears there's a few big caveats regarding overclocking we didn't know about. At the Intel Developer Forum in August, we learned that the skies the limit when it comes to memory overclocking, and I was told directly...

From our front-page news: We found out just a month ago that AMD would be launching their 45nm desktop Quad-Cores in January (it could be even earlier), and today we learn that on the Opteron side of things, we'll be seeing product a lot sooner - as early as this month. The first processors...

From our front-page news: It's been rumored for quite a while that a brand-new Nintendo DS revision was en route, and sure enough, that rumor has now been confirmed. The 'DSi' becomes the third revision of the popular handheld console, with the first being released in late 2004 and the second...

Does your living arrangement make it impossible to locate your PC near your preferred space for audio listening? Audioengine's AW1 wireless audio system could be your solution, but does it improve upon the traditionally lacking audio quality of previous wireless systems? You can read Rory's...

I have no sweet clue. What distrobution are you running? I could install it quick on a notebook here that uses Intel graphics and see what happens. Edit: Actually, I don't think I can do that. The notebook only includes VGA, and as far as I know, VGA can't handle the extreme resolution, only...

As long as you have an NVIDIA GPU, you'll be fine. The issue wasn't fixed in the monitor itself, but an NVIDIA driver release that came out after the review enabled the proper resolution. So... I'm led to believe it wasn't really the problem of the monitor itself at all, but rather just the...

From our front-page news: Some rather shocking headlines have been making the rounds this morning, from who else but Apple. By this point, I'm sure many are aware that the record industry is chalk-full of the greediest people on earth, and as a result, the consumer and retailers have been...

From our front-page news: As hard as it might be to believe today, the Internet hasn't been around all that long (~13 years in full force) and Google has been around even less - only since 1998. To help celebrate their tenth anniversary, the company has been offering many cool features on the...

From our front-page news: It's been less than six months since we've seen the launch of GIMP 2.5, but 2.6 is here and becomes one of the biggest upgrades the software has seen in quite some time. The most-common complaint about GIMP (besides the name) is that it's not a competent...

From our front-page news: If you happen to be a computer enthusiast who lives in Canada, you are probably well aware that purchasing equipment isn't the easiest of processes. The absolute first e-tailer I ever learned of was NCIX, and since then, I've used them for most of my PC equipment, but...

I can't say that I blame NewEgg for refusing a return... if the serial number doesn't match, then it's not the unit they sold you. Why should they still be liable?

Are you talking about price? Did you read our article on building a budget version of the same thing? http://techgage.com/article/building_an_affordable_skulltrail_system/

From our front-page news: Just earlier, I posted about storage in hard drives, and how today, you get so much for so little. Well, the same goes for portable storage, and in the case of Corsair's latest Voyager flash drive, that fact couldn't be any more true. The new model features a staggering...

From our front-page news: NVIDIA hasn't been having the best of news to pass around lately, and it sure doesn't look like that run is going to end anytime soon. New reports out of the Electronic Thin Film lab of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of California...

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From our front-page news: Although Seagate announced their 1.5TB hard drive well over two months ago, it took quite a while before the model began to show up in retailers. That has apparently changed recently though, as NewEgg and a few others now have the monster hard drives in stock. At...