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CES 2006: Picks and Pans [Article, PCWorld]
From head-turning audio players to high-tech fitness trainers and bizarre celebrity sightings, here's the best and worst of this year's show. Sat, 28 Jan, 2006 | 1 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
New PS3 shots [Article, Hexus]
So we’ve finally managed to get a look at the PS3 in real life
rather than just relying on Sony’s press shots to get and idea of
what the new console will look like. However, it’s well worth noting
that Sony had the PS3 console in their home entertainment stand
labelled up as the “PS3 Concept Unit” which would suggest the PS3
could well look different from this, though elsewhere in the show,
where the PS3 was being highlighted, there was no mention of the unit
or design being a concept. Sat, 28 Jan, 2006 | 2 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Macworld 2006 : The Expo [Article, hardwarezone]
The exhibit hall is where exhibitors (including Apple itself) showcase their latest products specifically designed for the Mac platform. From iPod and Mac-related accessories to car integration gadgetries, from gaming to mods, the Moscone Center was the holy ground for all Mac fans during the last few days. Tue, 24 Jan, 2006 | 0 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Top 100 Products of 2005 [Article, hardwarezone]
In the world of tech, a good year is justified by the amount of great products that are introduced. The display of innovation, quality and sometimes pure performance is what drives the market. We pick out 100 of the best products that just about summarizes the whole of 2005. Tue, 17 Jan, 2006 | 1 Click(s) | Detail
Macworld Conference & Expo 2006 [Article, hardwarezone]
MacBook Pro, iMac with Intel Core Duo Processor, iPod Radio Remote, iWork '06, iLife '06 are some of the key announcements that were announced among a couple of other goodies at the Macworld Conference & Expo 2006 at San Francisco. Hop right in for the full coverage. Sun, 15 Jan, 2006 | 0 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Water Cooled Xbox 360 [Article, hardocp]
Four years ago next month we built the world’s first water cooled Xbox. At the time, a lot of people asked us why we would want to water cool an Xbox, mostly because they didn’t understand the motivation behind it. The fact of the matter was that the standard heat sink on the 700MHz Intel processor would barely get hot under normal use and surely didn’t warrant the performance offered by a custom water cooling kit. At the time, we did it simply because no one else had done it and “because we could.” That was our motivation then and that is partially our motivation now. Fri, 06 Jan, 2006 | 7 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Fujitsu fi-5220C Workgroup Image Scanner [Article, hardwarezone]
With a 3-CCD image sensor and a ferocious appetite of 50 pages per minute, the Fujitsu fi-5220C easily fits the bill for any job that calls for high volume scanning in A4 size. Wed, 04 Jan, 2006 | 4 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Microsoft XBox 360 Review [Review, tbreak]
The music section rips CDs to the hard drive and allows you to play them, streams music from
computers or mp3 players, or plays music from CDs. The video section plays movies that are
stored on the hard drive. The Media Center button connects the Xbox 360 to a Windows Media
Center or Windows XP based PC on a network. From here you can stream live-recorded TV, watch On-
Demand movies, listen to music, and watch photos stored on your PC. Fri, 23 Dec, 2005 | 0 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
PimpRig Holiday GiveAway 2005 - Over 60 Prizes! [Contest, PimpRig]
Just to make sure I have your attention let me just throw this info out there... With the help
of our outstanding sponsors we will be giving away over 60 prizes worth a total of over
$5000! Sun, 11 Dec, 2005 | 0 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Jackson Armor Card [Review, PimpRig]
With all this experience it's no wonder why they have created what I would like to call the
ultimate hardware tool for a secure PC. They stand behind their name and even put a rock solid
GUARANTEE on their services. This sounds very promising for a review of just a little PCI card.
That's not just any PCI card though, this little card records changes made to the primary
drive/partition and if you wish all you have to do is reboot and all the changes that were made
are gone! Install a virus… Gone. Install a bad driver… Gone. Install spyware… Gone. Thu, 01 Dec, 2005 | 5 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Matrox DualHead2Go Notebook Multi-display Breakout Box [Review, PCStats]
The Matrox DualHead2Go is black box about the size of a paperback book that enables laptop and tablet PC users multi-display functionality from twin side-by-side 17" or 19" LCD monitors. The DualHead2Go works off of the analog video output from an approved list of notebooks at resolutions of either 2048x768 (60, 75, 85 Hz) or 2560x1024 (60Hz). The device takes the novel approach of splitting that double-width video signal in half, with one portion of the screen going to monitor A, and the second portion going to monitor B. The end result is that two monitors will act as a single screen, yet with just one monitor cable plugged into the host computer. Thu, 01 Dec, 2005 | 3 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Holiday season shopping extravaganza? [Article, hardwareanalysis]
The holiday season traditionally generates a substantial amount of revenue for the computer
industry with the release of new games, graphics cards and more. We take a closer look at
what's available this year. Sun, 27 Nov, 2005 | 1 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
MSI Factory Tour at Kunshan [Article, hardwarezone]
Hardware Zone recently visited one of MSI's manufacturing facilities at Kunshan, China. The tour offered us a glimpse of what goes on behind MSI's factories, their focus for 2006 and a look at some of their new product offerings. Sun, 27 Nov, 2005 | 2 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Startech SV411KA KVM [Review, overclockersonline]
A four port KVM switch that also has the ability to distribute audio
and a microphone across four computers in or out of the OS can be the
ultimate tool for those of us with multiple systems. With a quality KVM like
the SV411KA there is absolutely no lag whatsoever. I was worried that mouse
lag or stuttering would show up with all three machines on but it certainly
didn't. Even at 1600x1200 the display kept up 100% when gaming and watching
movies. The other huge benefit to using this KVM over VNC is the ability to
switch between computers outside of Windows allowing me to jump into the
BIOS of any of the three machines without swapping a single cable; this is
priceless for an overclocker. Sun, 27 Nov, 2005 | 4 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
World Cyber Games 2005 @ Singapore [Article, hardwarezoom]
Over 39,000 spectators have flocked down to Suntec City to cheer on their favourite
teams as they battle it out to win the grand prize of US$435,000. On the last day of WCG, the
final round for CS:Source, StarCraft, WarCraft & Fifa was held on the main stage in front of
thousands of spectators. Let's check out our photo coverage... Sun, 27 Nov, 2005 | 1 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Destination Nokia 2005 in Sydney [Article, hardwarezone]
Nokia announces their upcoming line-up as well as key announcements at Destination Nokia 2005 held in Sydney, Australia, and www.hardwarezone.com was there to trial their newest handsets and experience the latest innovations Nokia will make available to users in the near future. Sun, 20 Nov, 2005 | 2 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
[Day 01] World Cyber Games 2005 Grand Final [Article, hardwarezoom]
It was surprises galore on the first day of the tournament at the World Cyber Games
(WCG) 2005 Grand Final, with dark horses from the host country qualifying for the knock out
stages. Read on to find out more... Sun, 20 Nov, 2005 | 1 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
Its not all fun and games y'know - is too! [Article, Hexus]
The kind of games vary from 2D roll and scroll things to
fantastic cinematic FPS and RPGs. We can play them by ourselves, with
friends in the same room, with friends on a LAN, or with friends and
strangers in the either-net.
And everyone plays. It’s not just pasty faced fat boys in cut offs,
it’s old guys like me, young girls like my daughter, lawyers, pilots,
moms, bakers, and train engineers – literally every category, sex, and
age you can think of. Fri, 11 Nov, 2005 | 1 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
PC Silencing Guide - Part 2 [Guide, HardwareHell]
If you are considering getting into the addictive game that is silencing, you
will be looking to either build a new system with silence in mind or silence an
existing system. If you are doing the former, then you're in a much more
envious position, as planning the right system from the start can be all that's
needed to build a quiet computer. Those looking to silence an existing set-up
face a more difficult task, but this part of the guide is accustomed to assist
either audience. Fri, 11 Nov, 2005 | 2 Click(s) | Related: Reviews or Talks | Detail
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