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Interview with Scratch-Less Disc inventor Todd Kuchman
January 20, 2006 – 4:15 PM
Modern compact discs are remarkable storage devices, but because data on these discs are just as optical as scratches are, serious scratches can invalidate tracks or entire discs.
What's next for ATI: Interview with Dave Orton
May 7, 2004 – 3:01 PM
Dave Orton is President and Chief Operating Officer of ATI Technologies and will be become the company's next CEO on June 1, 2004. Tom's Hardware Guide sat down with Dave Orton to discuss the transformation of ATI into an admired chip manufacturer and how Orton intends to keep and increase ATI's lead.
Interview with SanDisk executive vice chairman, Nelson Chan
March 31, 2005 – 11:36 AM
SanDisk, the world's top flash memory card maker, recently announced its decision to venture into the MP3 player market, where it expects to have the same share it has for the small-size memory market (28 percent).
Japanese gadgets get converted for American consumers
May 5, 2006 – 2:27 PM
More and more American consumers discover Japan as source for the newest laptops, phones, MP3 players and other gadgets. While one could hop on a plane to Tokyo and browse the Akihabara electronics market, translating instruction manuals and navigating Japanese language menus may be a hurdle for many users. Dynamism.com offers a convenient solution by importing and converting Japanese electronics.
IT forensic investigators peer into the minds of criminals
November 18, 2005 – 4:36 PM
The sheer number and volume of current storage devices can be tough for the average computer user to handle, but what about computer investigators that must look for criminal information? Andy Spruill, manager of the Professional Services Team at Guidance Software, talked with TG Daily about past investigations and how he deals with the vast mountain of data.

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DARPA Grand Challenge update #3: Interview with Team Cornell
October 1, 2005 – 9:43 PM
The university teams at the DARPA Grand Challenge 2005 qualifications are doing well, with many of them already having mastered the qualification course. Join us on a visit to the Cornell University team for a detailed look on what makes their "Spider" one of the most promising vehicles in the Challenge so far.
Flash SSD Update: More Results, Answers
July 14, 2008 – 1:40 AM
Acknowledging that our initial article on the efficiency of Flash SSDs was based on an inaccurate test procedure for battery runtime, we looked at more SSDs and HDDs. Our conclusion, however, was not far off, as Flash SSDs can do much better.
TG Daily interview: Chat with a World of Warcraft bot programmer
December 14, 2005 – 10:57 AM
Earlier this month, we ran a preview of an exclusive interview with Mercury, a developer of a World of Warcraft bot - a cheat program to accelerate the player's progress within the game. In this full interview, Mercury talks to TG Daily editor Humphrey Cheung about his motivation to create WoWglider, how it works and avoids detection, and his future plans for the bot.
Quo vadis, Viiv?
July 17, 2006 – 12:35 AM
Entertainment PCs have been available for some time, but don't penetrate the market as quickly as some would have hoped. AMD and Intel launched their entertainment platforms earlier this year to speed up the adoption of family room PCs - apparently with little impact so far. It's time for an update: We spent some time with Intel VP Don MacDonald to chat about the status of "Viiv."
Mooly Eden: A look into the origins of Core 2 Duo
September 20, 2006 – 3:00 AM
If you were to look into the story of Intel's latest microprocessors, you'd quickly learn that they aren't based so much on their seemingly most likely predecessor, the Pentium 4. Track down the family line and you end up at Banias, the first Pentium M. Join us for an interview with Mooly Eden, the man in charge of a project that convinced Intel to put the Gigahertz campaign into reverse.