Intel enters the flash drive business
Published on March 12, 2007Intel has entered the flash drive business by announcing its Z-U130 flash drive. Using NAND flash technology, the drive will come in 1, 2, 4 and 8 GB sizes and use a USB connector. Intel claims the drive will be speedy and will read at 28 MB/sec and write at 20 MB/sec. Read more
Universal products could take memory market by storm
Published on July 26, 2005Market research firm published a more hypothetical study today by evaluating the market volume of a potential universal memory technology. Read more
Tapping text messages to trap criminals
Published on August 11, 2006Criminals could one day be routinely trapped on the basis of how they write cellphone texts. Read more
Toshiba unveils slim HD DVD write drive for notebooks
Published on October 02, 2006Toshiba on October 2 unveiled a slim HD DVD drive for notebooks, the SD-L902A, that can read and write to HD DVD, standard DVD and CD discs with sample shipments of the new drive scheduled to start by year-end. Read more
Best Video Cards For The Money: Dec '08
Published on December 04, 2008Detailed graphics card specifications and reviews are great—that is, if you have the time to do the research. At the end of the day, though, what a gamer needs is the best graphics card within a certain budget, and that’s what we’re going to show you. Read more
WD's 2nd Gen GP: More Speed, Less Power
Published on December 03, 2008Usually, green hardware means you're giving up performance in order to cut back on power consumption. But Western Digital's second-generation Green Power drive changes all of that. Read more
Tom's Holiday Buyer's Guide 2008, Part 4
Published on December 02, 2008Welcome to part four of our Holiday Gift Guide coverage. This time around, the Tom's Hardware staff picks its favorite components for your wish list rounding out 2008. Read more
4GB Gets Cheap: 9 Dual-Channel Kits Compared
Published on December 01, 2008Recent price drops have made 4 GB DDR2 dual-channel kits affordable for even the most cost-conscious buyers. We pushed nine models to their limits to determine best value for a broad range of users. Read more
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