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From our front-page news: Seattle PI had a chat with an "inside source" from Microsoft who knows the ins and outs of the Red Ring of Death, and most importantly, why the dreaded rings appear in the first place. Many people already knew that system overheating was a prime suspect, but the insider...

Have a crap cell-phone and are looking to increase the signal-strength? This video shows you how to create your own antennae. I am unsure if this will help those with cell phones that already have antennas, but I am assuming no...

We saw numerous products and technologies at CES earlier this month, but only ten of those deserved our "Best of" award. Included inside is Gateway's latest gaming notebook, Logitech's Squeezebox Duet, CoolIT's dual-GPU cooler, DisplayLink's USB display tech and more. You can read our full...

I personally hate the fact that many bands' record-labels are MySpace-whores and refuse to post band "exclusives" in other places, such as the official website. Tiger Army did this when they first released a single for their latest album... I was glued to MySpace for a few days and it had...

From our front-page news: I have no idea how I missed this until now, but the Gentoo website is reporting that version 2007.1 is cancelled in lieu of preferring to put more time and effort into 2008.0. Numerous security issues arose in late Fall of last year, which really held back development...

From our front-page news: It's incredible to believe that less than one year ago, a performance DDR2 2GB memory kit would run you at least $300. Back then, it would have been difficult to fathom that eight months in the future, a 4GB performance kit could be had for half that. Today, there is...

From our front-page news: When NVIDIA launched their ESA platform standard in November, hype around it quickly died down. Things just went quiet. But as it turns out, it mainly had to do with full-hardware support not being quite ready, but things have changed since then. At least weeks CES, it...

From our front-page news: We first learned about Larrabee, Intel's discrete GPU, at last spring's IDF in Beijing, and then saw it tackled again at this past fall's event. Although a launch date was never approximated, it was thought that we would be seeing product in the area of mid-2009, but...

If on the search for a great-looking gaming chassis that's also portable, NZXT might have you covered. Their "SFF" label might be a bit of an understatement though - this case is far from being small. Despite that, it looks good, offers a whack of functionality and is definitely worth a look...

It doesn't help that the game itself is so much of a damn grind... which is the reason I personally quit. I loved almost everything about the game... the characters/environments and the monsters, but the grind was asinine. So it's no surprise that some people go nuts when they die or begin...

Lian Li's booth always attracts a lot of attention from the press. Who doesn't love those sleek and stylish cases? We are taking a look at their entire new line-up, which even includes a replacement chassis for your Xbox 360. Yes, you read that right. You can read Nate's full look here and...

CoolIT had many great products on display this year - it was difficult to leave their booth! Included in our look is their latest dual-bay GPU cooler, the non-TEC Pure CPU cooler, MTEC control module and a server cooling solution that's sure to get a grin. You can read Nate's look here and...

Got a hankering for a new case? Been bit by the water cooling bug? Having a bit of trouble reconciling the two? You should have a look at SilverStone's TJ10B. Despite the nay-sayers claiming it's not ideal for water-cooling, you might just be surprised! You can read Matt's full review here and...

From our front-page news: Real-life deaths as a result of in-game feuds is nothing new, but it doesn't make things less twisted. Lineage II in particular is an MMORPG game with some of the most obsessive fans in the world, especially in Korea and Russia, with the latest death occurring in the...

If you can't swim, keep your ass out of the pool.

Ahh. MTV does the same for people in Canada.

I don't think I understand. What's Yahoo! have to do with an ISP, exactly? I don't think an affiliation with SBC is going to mean too much. Nothing would change that way.

You'd need a Windows Vista CD and permissions to install software.

There are many possible uses for virtual displays. Drivers or pilots could see a vehicle's speed projected onto the windshield. Video-game companies could use the contact lenses to completely immerse players in a virtual world without restricting their range of motion. And for communications...

You going to go to Stompfest Cory?