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The smoking hot deal of the week happens to be this Corsair DOMINATOR 4GB DDR2 1066 kit for only $65.00 with free shipping. That is $25.00 off the regular price so hit the link above for the exclusive promo-code and other great deals as well. The deal is good through the 5th of May but there is no telling how long stock will last so you’d better hurry.
Learn how the Intel® Xeon® Processor 5500 Series can Intelligently Scale Performance and Energy Use.
Wait a minute, broadband service with download speeds of 101Mbps and upload speeds of 15Mbps for only $99.95 a month? Where do I sign up?
Cablevision is deploying a new technology called Docsis 3 which can utilize more of the capacity of a cable television system for data, offering both higher capacity and lower costs. In Japan, J:Com uses the same technology to offer 160 Mbps service for 6,000 yen ($62) a month.
Touch screens are all the rage and one day they will completely dominate the world of computing. How do I know all this? Duh, because all these videos keep saying it is so! Sheesh.
Wow, it has been awhile since we heard of a new Adobe vulnerability. What has it been...two, maybe three weeks? They almost went a month this time without having some sort of exploit, flaw or vulnerability found. Oh well, May is just around the corner.
US-CERT encourages users and administrators to disable JavaScript in Adobe Reader to help mitigate the risk. To disable JavaScript in Adobe Reader, open the General Preferences dialog box. From the Edit-Preferences-JavaScript menu, un-check Enable Acrobat JavaScript.
Konami has announced that, after heavy criticism from anti-war and pro-military camps alike, the company will no longer publish the recently announced Six Days In Fallujah. Thanks to forum member "Hulk" for the link.
Despite the active involvement of dozens of Marines in creating the game, critics said that Konami was capitalizing on a war whose wounds were still fresh. Atomic Games President Peter Tamte has not said whether his company would seek another publisher.
In case you were still confused about robots taking over the world and annihilating all human beings….there’s this story. Who would’ve thunk it? Robots grabbing you by the head and trying to crush your skull is only a $3,000 fine. For effect, listen to this as you read the news story.
But the robot suddenly came to life and grabbed a tight hold of the victim's head. The man succeeded in defending himself but not before suffering serious injuries.
AMD has launched the ATI Radeon HD 4770 40nm with 512MB of GDDR5 memory and DirectX 10.1 support. We’ve rounded up a handful of reviews from around the web and put them in one location for your convenience. We’ll add more reviews throughout the day as the come in.
AMD today launched the ATI Radeon™ HD 4770 graphics processor, a groundbreaking product that harnesses the state-of-the-art 40 nanometer manufacturing process for the desktop PC market, delivering best-in-class performance and energy efficiency at anticipated launch prices as low as $99. The ATI Radeon HD 4770 graphics card is the newest addition to the award-winning ATI RadeonTM HD 4000 series.
Our evaluation of the AMD Radeon HD 4770 is posted today for your viewing pleasure. Anyone in the market for an inexpensive graphics card that packs a punch for around a $100, the Radeon HD 4770 might just be the card you are looking for.
The Radeon HD 4770 has a lot of potential for hardware enthusiasts, even at $100. We feel that AMD is finally making video cards for us hardware enthusiasts. The Radeon HD 4770 provides value because it performs as it does using less power and producing less heat with potentially cheaper prices.
DigiTimes, citing anonymous industry sources, claims that demand for Intel’s Atom processor is slowing down.
Demand for Intel's Atom netbook processors has begun to slow down as the netbook market faces price-cut competition from low-end notebooks as well as the launch of CULV-based notebooks, according to market sources. Another reason for dropping netbook demand is users delaying their purchases to wait for Intel to launch the next generation Atom processor in the second half of this year, the sources noted.
How do you end up with a 17,000 square foot home that you hate? Hate so much that you want to tear it down or give it away? I don’t know either, you’d have to ask Steve Jobs, he’s the one letting the house collapse on itself.
Why? Because he hates the place. It was built by some copper mogul 84 years ago, and it's 17,000 square feet of decaying Spanish Colonial. Steve bought it in 1984 and squatted there for a decade. Since then, he's been trying to get permission to have it razed so he can build a house he likes.
Cases & Modding
Antec Nine Hundred Two Gaming Case @ BmR
Cooling
Evercool Forumula 2 VC-RHE VGA Heatsink @ FrostyTech
CPU
AMD Athlon X2 7850 Black Edition AM2+ CPU @ Bit-Tech
AMD Athlon X2 7850 Black Edition AM2+ CPU @ OCC
AMD Athlon X4 940 Black Edition CPU @ ThinkComputers
Power Supply
Antec TP-550 Power Supply @ Hi Tech Legion
