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March 29
- How to Modify Windows Registry with VBS
- How to Make a Solar-Powered DS Lite
March 28
- A Beginner's Guide For WaterCooling Your PC
- Early Look at Gunslinger #3, Moon Knight #9
March 27
- PCI Express Scaling Analysis
- Sam & Max: The Comeback
March 26
- The Gigahertz Battle: How Do Today's CPUs Stack Up?
- RuneScape Exposed-Part 1: An Education Kids Don't Need
March 24
- AMD dual-core processors scratching $100 mark
March 23
- Man commits suicide on chatroom webcam
- Intel shipping classmate PCs to emerging markets
- RAID Boxes Run Riot
- Scientists discover new clues for extending storage times in spintronics
March 22
- Malaysian movie pirates put out hit on sniffer dogs
- Computer tech accidentally wipes out Alaska oil fund data
- Net porn law unconstitutional
- NBC and Fox plan rival YouTube
- Oxygen generator responsible for British submarine accident
- Pro Printer Titans Clash in Vegas
- PayPal founder's "budget" rocket roars into space
- Tech website "nukes" card during review
- US lawmakers seek to ban inefficient lightbulbs
- New online dating website only accepts hotties
March 21
- Fast fingers could win big money at LG's text messaging championships
- NAND flash prices hold steady in March
- Quiet and Early Departure for the Airbus A380
- Matchless Muscle: Overclocked 8800s
- MySpace gets political with new "Impact" page
March 20
- Anti-Hillary Clinton mashup hits one million YouTube views
- Taming the Wild Supercomputer
- Top 10 Movie Fights
March 19
- United States the top source of online attacks
- Heads of the RIAA rail against student piracy in op-ed piece
- Trusty CRT tvs/monitors on the way out, according to iSuppli
- 20x DVD burners to become common later this year
- Italy enacts national ban for phones in schools
- YouTube rolls out virtual red carpet for awards
- Is nForce 650 the Mainstream Master?
- Inside the Solar Powered Wii
March 16
- Foxconn showing off their own motheboards and graphics cards at Cebit
- Intel answers rumors of Core 2 Quad price cut... sorta
- Wiki, Malware and Technopreneur enter Oxford English Dictionary
- BBC suspends education website because it's too successful
- Delutube allows you to view deleted YouTube videos
- Wikipedia falsely reports comedians death
- Panasonic shows SDHC concept camcorder
- Creative announces 2 megapixel webcam
March 15
- Will HD DVD be dead in one year?
- Panasonic updates Blu-ray player
- Wireless users more web savvy than wired ones, says study
- Studies show racing games promote risky driving
- Samsung debuts UMPC with mobile broadband
- Intel's Robson gets a real name: Turbo Memory
- Vigor's Monsoon II TEC CPU Cooler
- Nero disc burner software gets PDF copy protection
- NEC demos 3D LCD at Cebit
- Cebit, world's largest technology fair opens today
- George Romero Slashes CGI, Games, and Hollywood
March 14
- Samsung to provide killer-robots to watch Korean DMZ
- Man attempts to use computer logs as alibi in wife murder case
- CeBIT: Sharp announces new LCD TVs with 160 GB hard drive
- Sharp to put 108" LCD TV into production
- Intel to launch Bearlake chipset at Cebit
- 10 Earphones Under $100
- AMD gets cozy with the PS2, puts YouTube on your TV
- Seven Ways to Succeed in Independent Game Development: The Introversion Formula
March 13
- Eight-core Mac Pro advertisement leaked
- China gives go ahead for Intel chip plant
- Undertaker begins broadcasting funerals over the Internet
- Google agrees to help Indian police track offenders on social networking site
- Switch off your internet and go socialise, Mumbai students told
- Sandisk announces $350 flash hard drive
- The Server Primer, Part 1
- Intel enters the flash drive business
- Did Intel rig its integrated graphics chip demo against AMD?
March 12
- DFI to include AMD embedded processors
- Whoops! Hit-and-run drivers caught with long-lens camera
- Virtual pets leading to decline in real pets: study
- Three injured when terrorist surfer blows up net café
- Turkey unbans YouTube
- Seagate ships first TPM hard drives
- Seagate lanches 3 Gb/s notebook hard drive
- Cheap RAID Ravages WD Raptor
- Is the Wii a "Piece of Sh*t"?
March 9
- Matrox announces triple-display box with DVI interfaces
- Four Unique ATX Cases Compared
- Micron announces HD image sensors for digicams, camcorders
- WeatherBug releases new Vista gadget
March 8
- Microsoft takes another shot at JPEG with HD Photo format
- Berlin in 3D in Google Earth
- Sandisk intros 8 GB Ultra II SDHC card
- Adobe to extend Photoshop with animation, rendering features
- Intel to improve video, vertex shading in its IGCs
- Four Wide Screen 19" Monitors Compared
- Emotiv wants your brainpower
- GDC 2007: Inside Sony's Keynote Surprise
March 7
- "Nanotechnology" a mystery to 80% of U.S. population
- Samsung ships first hybrid hard drive
- The Sytrin SHF1 Hard Drive Cooler
- Storage study shows billions and billions of gigabytes served
- GDC 2007: Microsoft Games Preview
March 6
- Microsoft looks beyond search
- Commodore To Return As Boutique PC Maker
- Fujitsu intros first 2.5" 7200 rpm hard drive with SATA 2.5 interface
- Eidos' Traxxpad turns the PSP into a keyboard, drums
- Nvidia introduces two very expensive workstation graphics cards
- SATA revision 2.6 addresses SFF PC and UMPC needs
- God of War 2 Preview
- 41% of U.S. households have a game console - Nielsen survey
March 5
- Analysis: AMD mainstream CPU prices hit record lows in U.S. retail
- Understanding Hard Drive Performance
- Top 10 Geek Movies for 2007
March 3
- Samsung announces mass production of 60 nm DRAM
March 2
- Hackers use brute force to crack Windows Vista's activation
- Darth Vader's younger brother hits the big time
- Researchers create nanoscale "lightning" switches
- Courts says being sent child porn emails give enough grounds for search
- BBC to put shows on YouTube
- Intel upgrades entry-level Core 2 Duo chipset
- Weird and Wonderful PCs: Your Stories Part 2
March 1
- Statewide ban of YouTube hits 1600 Australian schools
- YouTube removes Oscar vids
- Nano-piezotronics to enable new "body electronics"
- Albatron claims KI690-AM2 is most powerful Mini-ITX
- Store, Swap and Organize: Storage Accessories