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Microsoft Set to Open $100 Million Tech Center in Brazil

By Zak Islam published

Software giant has been involved in Brazil for several years.

Belkin Brings Out Two New 802.11ac Routers

By Kevin Parrish published

Belkin has entered the 802.11ac market with two new routers.

Patent Application Hints MSFT is Working on Own MagSafe

By Jane McEntegart published

Is Microsoft looking to make a MagSafe of its own?

Antec Introduces New Audio Line at Computex 2012

By Jane McEntegart, Andrea Ferrario published

Antec is branching out.

Act Of Valor: Bandito Brothers' Jacob Rosenberg, Interviewed

By Chris Angelini published

Worldwide editor-in-chief Chris Angelini interviews Jacob Rosenberg, CTO of Bandito Brothers, the media company responsible for "Act of Valor." They talk about the marriage of technology and film-making, overcoming bottlenecks, and the future of Bandito.

G.SKILL Still HWBOT’s Most Popular DDR3 Brand

By Partner Content published

Experience The New Vision Of ENERMAX At Computex

By Partner Content published

ENERMAX is thrilled to invite you to see our latest performance products at COMPUTEX 2012 in Taipei, Taiwan, from 5th to 9th, June 2012.

How to Develop a Service Level Agreement

By Laura Paoletti published

SLAs define the formal relationship between IT and business-unit customers.

Netgear Intros ''World's First'' 802.11ac Wi-Fi Router

By Kevin Parrish published

Netgear is releasing a new 802.11ac router in May, starting at $199.99.

G.SKILL announces DDR3 32GB laptop memory kit for Apple iMac 2011

By Partner Content published

April 5th 2012. G.SKILL, the worldwide leading high performance memory designer, has released the 32GB DDR3 1333MHz laptop memory kit for Apple iMac 2011.

Former SGI Entity Sues Apple, Sony, Samsung Over Graphics

By Douglas Perry published

Graphics Properties Holdings (GPH) has made a name for itself to monetize about 300 former SGI patents. LG, RIM and HTC hunted as well.

Graphene Supercapacitors Can Charge Up to 1000x Faster Than Today's Batteries

By Douglas Perry published

Electrochemical capacitors, commonly called supercapacitors, have recently gained some attention as potential battery replacements.

UK TV Network ITV Has Warned Apple Against 'iTV' Name

By Jane McEntegart published

Sorry Apple, that name is taken.

Samsung's 55-inch OLED TV Launching This Spring

By Jane McEntegart published

Slim, sexy, and scheduled for landing in just a few months' time.

Our Top 6 Favorite Tech Ads from Super Bowl XLVI

By Jane McEntegart published

The Super Bowl isn't just about football and snacks.

In Pictures: 16 Of The PC Industry's Most Epic Failures

By Don Woligroski published

We've endured a great many annoyances in the 16 years since Tom's Hardware first appeared online. What follows is a list of 16 of them. Although it's by no means all-inclusive, it represents one seasoned reviewer's worst experiences in technology.

Chris Angelini On Tom's Hardware In 2012

By Chris Angelini published

300 Foxconn Workers Threaten Mass Suicide Over Raise

By Kevin Parrish published

Three hundred Foxconn workers threatened to jump off the roof of an Xbox 360 manufacturing plant after they didn't receive their pay.

Behind the Scenes With Our Holiday Gift Guide Models

By Jane McEntegart published

It's that time again!

The $79 Kindle Costs Amazon $84 to Make

By Jane McEntegart published

Amazon's $79 Kindle ereader is probably as cheap and cheerful as they get, but the device is actually more expensive for Amazon to build than it is for us to buy.

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