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ASRock Creates New Motherboards Out Of Old PartsPublished on December 06, 2007ASRock's latest AliveDual eSATA2 motherboard combines the M1695 chipset, originally designed by ULi, with Nvidia's nForce 3 250, which launched in 2003, to create a modern mash-up that may sound bizarre, but is also strangely compelling. Read more Low picture resolution fails to meet camera phone users' expectationsPublished on February 10, 2006Phones with the ability to take images, both still and video, have captured about 40% of the wireless phone market, according to a recent report by In-Stat. Read more Sandisk announces "world's fastest" compact flash cardsPublished on July 20, 2006When you're a digital camera enthusiast, missing a critical action shot can be embarrassing; but when you are a pro, a missed shot is costly. Sandisk has announced a new line of fast Compact Flash cards that could help eliminate missed shots. Read more AMD's Budget Video Cards Pack PunchesPublished on September 11, 2008Need a new videocard, but don’t have the Benjamins—or the need—for a high-end model? Take a look at some of the new budget cards from AMD. Read more Latest Reviews & Articles
1TB Evolves: New Drives, More SpeedPublished on September 12, 2008Hitachi and Western Digital saw the need to improve their terabyte hard drive offerings. Hitachi’s Deskstar 7K1000.B and WD’s Caviar Black 1 TB are both faster than their predecessors thanks to some serious optimizations. Read more 
USB Thumb Drive Vs. Hard DrivePublished on September 11, 2008We compared a tiny 8 GB Super Talent USB thumb drive to a 10-year old IBM hard drive of the same size in an interesting thought experiment. Does the hard drive stand a chance against Super Talent’s storage midget? Read more 
Mainstream-Ready? DDR3-1600 ShootoutPublished on September 09, 2008We waited months for DDR3-1600 to reach mainstream prices before deciding that 2 GB dual-channel kits don’t have enough capacity for a mid-priced performance system. Is the mainstream market ready to spend a little more for these 4 GB kits? Read more 
Two Hard Drive Coolers ComparedPublished on September 09, 2008The Vigor iSurf II Hard Drive Cooler battles Sytrin's HD Cooler to see which works better. Both take similar approaches to cooling your HDD. They both work, but which is worth the price? Read more |
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