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From our news: Microsoft has released the first official version of their Silverlight "Flash-killer" runtime, which means we should be seeing more non-Flash-Flash-like content on the web soon. Originally, support was only slated for Windows and Mac OS X, but someone at Microsoft realized that...

From our news: According to a blog entry by Palm CEO Ed Colligan, the Foleo will not have a chance to have a first breath of commercial success. The Foleo was designed to be a compliment to your smart-phone, in the likeness of a small laptop. Essentially, it would allow you to comfortably...

From our news: I'll give credit to Sony for one thing... the fact that they are not afraid to release the occasional firmware update for the PS3. As PS3 owners, it helps us feel like we are being taken good care of. I do have one lingering issue, however. Why release a new firmware update and...

From our news: AMD has sent out prices for their upcoming Opteron Quad-Core configurations and DailyTech once again has the scoop. For their 23xx-series two-way processors, pricing will begin at $206 for a low TDP 1.7GHz while top-end will be $372 for 2.0GHz and a 95W TDP. Pricing for the...

From our news: IOGEAR has begun shipping their Wireless USB Hub and Adapter, which allows you to wirelessly connect to any of your USB peripherals, such as storage, camera, printer, et cetera. As you can see in the image below, the unit itself is a glossy black and looks great, and it should be...

From our news: It's been quite an eventful week for NBC. Last weekend, they packed up their things and left iTunes only to launch a whack of media confusion. Why would they leave iTunes? Piracy aside, their just sitting there would make them more money. Now, either this deal happened really...

From our news: Seeing advertising in video games was only to be expected, but now it's gaining momentum incredibly fast. We posted the other day about Ubisoft's releasing of ad-supported games, and many more are undoubtedly on their way. Personally, I don't mind advertising if it actually adds...

My sister is too old to be moderated like this, but she sends upwards of 700 - 800 SMS messages per month. If I had a kid like that, I'd likely appreciate a service like this also.

Saitek might not be the first name to come to mind when contemplating a gaming mouse purchase, but after taking a look at their 1600DPI and 3200DPI offerings, the message is clear: Saitek has the capability to be a real threat to the better known competition. These mice are not perfect, but we...

45+ doesn't seem entirely unreasonable... I believe that's what mine usually sits at. If it hit 55C I'd be a little more concerned.

It's been confirmed that the M2N-E will work just fine with AM2+: http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20070904PR205.html

Did you happen to look through our ASUS Xonar review? http://techgage.com/article/asus_xonar_d2_sound_card/ Rory was quite pleased with it overall. We'll also have a review of Auzentech's X-Fi Prelude coming up shortly as well.

From our news: Is there anyone who actually prefers dealing with AT&T? They continue to give every single segment of their customer base a reason to dislike them, this time: teens. They have begun offering a service called "Smart Limit" at a contract-free $4.99 per month. Once signed up, the...

From our news:Intel's high-end X38 chipset will be launching later this month, but according to DigiTimes, ASUStek might not be one of the first ones out the door with a variety of motherboard offerings. Thanks to last-minute revision changes, their launch may be pushed back upwards of two...

I wish I could recommend a card for you, but I've never used a 7600GT. I am assuming that it would treat you better when compared to the 8500GT though. As for the Sparkle card specifically, you won't be able to purchase it in North America. Any other 8500GT should treat you well though. It might...

Thanks again for the quick review Rory, the result is incredible for something that was thrown together in a single weekend. I admit I am not an audiophile, but I appreciate a good sound card when I see one. Therefore, I want this card, badly. I -love- the lit ports in the back. Very sharp. I...

I wish I still had the keyboard here to see exactly what you mean, but I don't recall having much of a problem or thinking that there would be a problem. For sheer speed, I don't think I could ever use such a keyboard though. It would take me a while to get used to. If you want, I can...

Very doubtful. I'm sure you'd have to do a fair amount of modding.

Anything around the 55C area would be good, although I don't think you will run into any problems hitting or going a little beyond 60C.

This is a great story of a guy who creates art so small, you need a powerful microscope to fully experience it. As you can see in the photos below, he creates full characters that fit within the hole of a sewing needle...