Tuan An Nguyen

While CPUs, GPUs and other components of a computer have come a long way and continually move at a face pace, computer speakers haven't evolved too much over the past several years. But, that's the nature of sound.

Despite spending most of our time online and at the computer these days, a major bottle neck is the connection we use to gain access.

We all use computers daily. Some of us are very mobile with our computing, preferring to stay on a laptop to do business.

Intel announced that it will be hosting a live discussion to talk about upcoming Nehalem-based Xeon processors, with the first talk occuring on March 31st of this year.

We've come quite a long way in technology and general computing, and yet, relatively, we've only just begun.

Let's get straight to the point: HDCP (High-bandwidth digital content protection) sucks--and so does copy protection in general.

There's no real shortage of processors and graphics cards these days. For every application and intent of building, there's a CPU and GPU that will fit your needs, and budget.

There are always companies out there that we like and then ones that we dislike. We all have our own reasons.

While looking into implementations of PhysX, we spoke to Nvidia this week and discovered that Apple's iPhone fully supports PhysX.

Both AMD and Nvidia are recently nearly neck to neck in terms of graphics performance. If you are fortunate enough to own a card from either company, you no doubt are able to play the latest games without a problem--especially when you're running in Cro

There's no disputing that Microsoft is a highly successful company. It's ambitions are set very high, and the company's determination to win in every market it enters is frightening to say the least.

Tom's Hardware talks to Intel to find out more details about the cross-licensing water boiling between the two companies.Earlier today we reported on Intel's threat to AMD, requesting compliance with the terms of the two's cross-licensing agreement or A

This week, Art Studios Entertainment announced that it has released a new version of its EFiX module.The new module improves on the stability of the unit's internal electronics, allowing it to be used in a greater variety of conditions. According to Art

AMD talks to Tom's Hardware about Intel's attempt to terminate a cross-license agreement between it and AMD.

Intel this week announced that it would terminate AMD's license to produce x86 processors due to AMD's spinoff company, Globalfoundries.AMD spun off its manufacturing division and would thereby use the new company to manufacture its own products as well

A Chinese website is selling iTunes gift cards that are worth up to $200 for as low as $3.How is this possible? Chinese hackers managed to reverse engineer the algorithms responsible for creating iTunes voucher codes, creating fully legitimate codes t

I think it's fair to say that Apple has a hard time catering to the audience that reads Tom's Hardware. Based on some of my past articles, some things are really clear, while others are still up in the air.

Do you think you've put together an interesting cooling configuration? Check out some of the following setups we've run across while doing our own weekend reading and compare what other enthusiasts out there are doing!

It's no secret that piracy on the net is rampant and avid computer users can easily obtain their favorite software releases without paying for them. How many users are willing to openly admit that they use a downloaded copy of Windows XP or Vista?

According to an update on the Windows 7 Engineering site on MSDN, users will be allowed to disable almost every major feature that ships with the operating system--yes, including Internet Explorer 8.Microsoft noted that due to all the anti-trust deali

Kingston memory demonstrated an Intel Core i7 920 system this week packed with 24 GB of DDR3 of its ValueRAM memory.

Browsing through online retailers for the latest prices on CPUs, we came across some good prices on the latest AMD and Intel offerings. For example, a quick run over to PriceGrabber looking fore Core i7 CPUs, lands us with some attractive figures.

Asus has unleashed three GeForce GTS 250 models with Dark Knight fans, part of its new ENGTS250 series.

If you're into hackintoshes, today may be the final day to pick up a truly OS X ready netbook--the Dell Mini 9.The little road warrior from Dell has been available for some time already. Most recently, Dell reduced the price of the Mini 9 down to $250.

Graphics power is never enough. I remember when getting my hands on an 8800 GTX was the epitome of graphics performance. Alas, that's no longer the case. Zotac today sends word that its putting the final touches on a new GeForce 285 GTX card that's built