• All electric Mini Cooper does 0-60 in 4.5 seconds
  September 1, 2006 – 6:06 PM
  The Mini Cooper is a nice little car that isn't exactly known for being a hot rod. Now a Hampshire, UK-based company has converted the Cooper into a hybrid electric car that can race from 0-60 mph in about 4 seconds. The company also claims the car can produce 640 bhp.
• Volkswagen does 150 mph - driver optional
  July 3, 2006 – 10:04 PM
  Volkswagen is testing a robotic Golf GTi that blazes through the racetrack at up to 150 miles per hour. Using a combination of radar and laser sensors, along with a GPS system, the car is accurate to within an inch. VW engineers claim the car can drive faster and better than them at the test track in northern Germany.
• Nvidia Does Accelerated Programming
  May 19, 2008 – 3:40 PM in NVIDIA
  Santa Clara (CA) - Back when we first saw the capabilities of Nvidia’s CUDA technology and Tesla acceleration cards, it was clear to us that the company had all the tools necessary to change the way we use computers today - the enormous computing horse
• Does a "World of Warcraft" EULA compliance mechanism count as spyware?
  October 24, 2005 – 6:28 PM
  An anti-cheating mechanism deployed by Blizzard Software for use by players of their popular game, World of Warcraft, has been discovered to collect information about gamers' running Windows environment, and report that back to the server. If gamers were warned in advance - albeit with very fine print - does that make it exempt from privacy concerns?
• Microsoft's power drain bug patch: Does it work?
  June 9, 2006 – 6:41 PM
  Not quite four weeks ago, Microsoft issued a patchfor a serious power drain issue in notebook computers that are running Windows XP SP2. Our engineers took a close look at the patch and its effects to find out whether Microsoft dropped a Q&D fix or if the company in fact resolved a problem that can reduce the battery running time in notebooks by up to 90 minutes.

• Does AMD's Athlon 64 X2 6000+ Have Any Kick Left?
  February 20, 2007 – 7:35 AM
  A new Athlon 64 X2 top model launches, squeezing 3.0 GHz out of AMD's 90 nm silicon. It cannot end Intel's Core 2 Extreme supremacy, but AMD's aggressive pricing fuels the price war, making the 6000+ somewhat affordable.
• Does Trusted Computing provide security for users or from them?
  October 6, 2005 – 10:12 AM
  Throughout the past two decades, Bruce Schneier has provided one of the most well-reasoned, clear, and unbiased perspectives regarding the broad and complex topic of implementing security and trust in computer systems and networks. The security expert and author discussed his fears about the potential misuse of Trusted Computing with TG Daily.
• Real3D's Response to Does AGP Really Improve Performance?
  August 14, 1998 – 1:01 PM
  Real3D's critical comments to Bert's article. Is AGP a great improvement? How does the i740 stick up?
• Intel's 925XE: Does Beating the 1 GHz FSB Barrier Matter?
  October 12, 2004 – 1:01 PM in Buyer's Guides
  We managed to secure early samples of Intel's P4 Extreme Edition 925XE chipset, complete with a 1,066 MHz speed FSB. So while the 1 GHz FSB speed barrier gets beaten, our benchmark course unmasks whether or not Intel's yet-to-be launched device is really something to get excited about.
• Does Hercules' Fortissimo 4 Deliver at 24 Bits?
  January 27, 2005 – 12:03 PM
  While 24 bit capabilities are becoming standard fare in mid-tier sound cards, not all vendors make the jump from 16 bits on equal footing. Our tests show whether or not Hercules' 24 bit Fortissimo 4 sinks or swims against other cards for less than $100.

• 10-14-2008 at 05:01 AM - What CPU fan, or fan size, does my HP a1750e need?
• 10-11-2008 at 09:05 AM - Does this system have a bottleneck?
• 10-11-2008 at 08:31 AM - Does the core i7 work on Maximus Forumula X38?
• 10-08-2008 at 08:50 PM - Deneb does 4.3GHz on air
• 09-29-2008 at 06:24 PM - Does anyone actually know about the i7's?