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Intel's P35 chipset was only just released, but ASUS already has seven motherboards which utilize it. We are taking a look at one of their top models, the P5K3 Deluxe. This board utilizes DDR3 memory and has WiFi capabilities built-in. It also turns out to be a great overclocker. You can read...

Is that a production model? I know I've seen rally cars similar to that, but nothing for sale. Looks sharp.

I hope you lost a bet.

You are right, the original is 1440x1050. I have no idea where I got the idea that it was 1440x900. I might have been mixed up because I was using the A8Js at the time which was using a 1440x900 resolution. Obviously that wasn't the case. I made that statement when I believed the VX1 had a...

Good catch! http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/devices/359&cl=us,en I have to say, it's about time Logitech updated their ugly website. Looks great now!

It's not surprising to hit lower overclocks with Dual Core processors, it's the way I've always seen things. Grats on the over clock Nick. I've been running my 3200+ at 2.7GHz for the past two years. 2.8Ghz I didn't find to be 100% stable.

A retiring Pakistani driver who'd been driving a cab in New York for the last 25 years sold his medallion Wednesday for a staggering $600,000 -- an all-time record for such a sale. The medallion, which gives cab drivers the right to operate legally in the city, cost $30,000 when it was purchased...

Long known as a high quality motherboard manufacturer, Asus isn’t normally included in conversations about computer chassis. With their Vento line of gaming cases, Asus looks to expand their reach even further into the gaming industry. Is it worth it or should they stick to motherboards? We...

When Logitech’s X-540 5.1 speaker system came out, it set new standards of performance for the $99 price category. With their new X-240 2.1-channel system, Logitech once again aims to surpass the status quo. With its integrated stand for portable music players and its intelligent electronics...

I am sure that when Apple released the Mighty Mouse, everyone accused them of copying every other mouse on the market as well because of it's incredible two buttons. I don't negate the fact that everything else is copied. The fact is, I don't care. As I mentioned, NOTHING has grabbed my...

You compare Surface to Apples products, but the only thing they have in common is the fact that they implement touch screens. I look at Surface and see tables with the screens implemented and the ability for many different features, as I have mentioned above. iPhone... is a phone. How in the...

I am doubtful that demo you linked to showed off the examples like on the official Surface website. Microsoft showed us exactly what can be done. Surface is not just a touch-screen... it allows for interactivity as well. You can set two music players on the table and drag and drop files to each...

The process is simple and involves heating the dent with a hairdryer for 30 seconds to a minute. Next, quickly spray the area with compressed air for about 10 seconds. The last step is to take a step back and listen for the dent to pop itself out. Now this is interesting. Has anyone heard of...

I must say I am surprised. I was completely expecting you to think this was amazing ;-) Who cares if it's similar to Apples technology? That doesn't make this any less impressive. You obviously want to just discredit anything Microsoft does. Reading around various threads, I am finding a LOT of...

The launch of Microsoft Surface marks the beginning of a new technology category and a user-interface revolution. Surface, Microsoft’s first surface computer, provides effortless interaction with digital content through natural hand gestures, touch and physical objects. Surface computing breaks...

As NAS is becoming ever more popular, many are looking for the best bang for the buck. That's where Vantecs $60 unit comes into play. Although it offers IDE support only, it proves to be quite a solid offering. You can read the full review here and discuss it here.

I can't speak of long-term usage, because I only use that pad on my gaming/benchmarking PC... and I only use it a few times a day. I still love it though. It's just too rough (literally, it bugs my palm) for me to use as an everyday pad.

Revert to your old driver maybe ;-) Just to see if that's the problem. All my testing was done using 1.0-9746. I recommended FCE Ultra for NES on the Mac, as seen in this graph: http://techgage.com/article/game_emulation_in_linux/8

I did stumble on that emulator when I was finishing up the article, but wasn't quite sure what it was (I didn't look that deep since I had all the emulators already), but I will take a look at that one. I really had no idea it supported so many consoles. Thanks for pointing it out.

That is a good deal... $200 for a 750GB would be impressive enough, but the fact that it's the FreeAgent makes it just that much sweeter. I hate Best Buy, but it would be hard to pass up that deal.