GPS can help give early warning of tsunamis
Published on June 30, 2006Using GPS (global positioning system) data to measure how points on land move following an undersea earthquake could help geologists decide if the tremor will cause an ocean-wide tsunami. Read more
MIT researchers developing a quarter-sized turbine engine
Published on September 20, 2006MIT researchers have started putting entire gas-turbine engines on tiny silicon chips. With the help of some military funding, researchers have fashioned millimeter-sized compressors, combustion chambers and turbines and placed them on layers of silicon wafers. Read more
PhD Student Makes World's "Most Advanced" Walking Robot
Published on May 23, 2008Delft (Netherlands) - A PhD student at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has constructed what he says is the world's most advanced walking biped robot. Read more
America's Largest Apple Store Opens Its Doors
Published on May 15, 2008his morning saw the official opening of Apple’s latest flagship store in downtown Boston. Read more
Highpoint Takes On Adaptec's SAS Controller
Published on December 19, 2008Professional hardware can be expensive, but are cost effective business products really an alternative? We compared Highpoint’s new RocketRAID 2640X4 SAS RAID controller with Adaptec’s 5405 entry level card. Read more
GeForce GTX 295 Performance: Previewed
Published on December 18, 2008After a frustrating second half of 2008, Nvidia is looking to start the new year off by reclaiming its single-card performance crown. We got our hands on an engineering sample GeForce GTX 295 to give you a taste of what you can expect in two weeks. Read more
Phenom Recycled: Athlon X2 7000-Series
Published on December 15, 2008Just a couple of weeks before the introduction of its 45 nm Phenom II, AMD introduces a new dual-core chip. The Athlon X2 7000-series is basically a 65 nm Phenom with two active cores, but with the full L2 and L3 cache memory. Read more
Does Saving Power Mean Hurting Performance?
Published on December 15, 2008Modern processors are capable of switching into power-efficient modes to save power when they’re idle, and an increasing number of motherboards offer dynamic features for the same purpose. Yet, the benefits come at a price. Read more
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