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news aggregatorPrison Break Game to Launch March 30Prison Break the video game was first announced last October and now Zootfly/SouthPeak Games' take on the popular TV series has a release date: March 30.
Prison Break - Video game - Television program - Television - Koch Media Categories: Computer Hardware, News
6 Cores. 12 Threads. Say Hello to Intel's Gulftown!The new Core i7-980X Extreme Edition processor costs $167 per core or $83 per thread.
Intel Core i7 - Intel Core - Pentium D - Gulftown - Core i7-980X Extreme Edition Categories: Computer Hardware, News
Intel Core i7-980X Extreme: Hello, Six-Core ComputingAlready the performance leader in desktop processing, Intel is following its quad-core Bloomfield design up with Gulftown, a hexa-core design sporting 12MB of shared L3 cache. Is the lone Gulftown model, Core i7-980X Extreme, worth a $1,000 asking price?
Gulftown - Intel Core i7 - Intel Corporation - Intel - Intel Core Categories: Computer Hardware, Reviews
MIT Develops a Cooling Technology of the FutureI want to say one word to you. Just one word.
Are you listening?
"Plastics."
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technology - Polymer - MIT - Research Categories: Computer Hardware, News
Return of a Classic: Jagged Alliance 3 AnnouncedIt's been more than 10 years since Jagged Alliance 2. Are you ready now for another?
Jagged Alliance - Games - Video Games - Strategy - Turn-Based Categories: Computer Hardware, News
GeForce 196.78 Beta Driver Runs GeForce GTX 470Details of the GeForce GTX 470 leaks out thanks to a beta driver system dialog screen.
GeForce - Nvidia - Motorsports - Operating system - Drivers Categories: Computer Hardware, News
OCZ Onyx SSDs Start Under $100OCZ launched a value-priced line of SSDs, starting with the $100 32GB model.
Solid-state drive - ssd - Recreation - Serial ATA - Business Categories: Computer Hardware, News
How to Use Our Comments, and Not Get BannedWant to know the correct way for using the commenting system on Tom's Hardware and Tom's Guide? Read on.
Tom's Hardware - Hardware - Tom - Nvidia - Advanced Micro Devices Categories: Computer Hardware, News
Microsoft Talks XNA Games for Windows Phone 7This week at GDC, Microsoft showed off XNA games running on Windows Phone 7 and the screenshots are pretty darn impressive.
Microsoft - Microsoft XNA - Xbox - Windows Phone 7 - Xbox Live Categories: Computer Hardware, News
Amazon Looks for Developers For Kindle BrowserAmazon is looking for developers to build what sounds like a brand spanking new browser for the etailer's reading device, the Kindle.
AmazonKindle - Amazon.com - browser - Web browser - Kindle Categories: Computer Hardware, News
New Harddrives May Force Windows XP UpgradesA change in hard drive format may force Windows XP users to upgrade to Windows 7.
Windows XP - Windows 7 - Operating system - Microsoft Windows - FAQs Help and Tutorials Categories: Computer Hardware, News
MSI Ships 2 AMD Netbooks With Radeon HD3200There's no shortage of Intel powered netbooks packing the chip giant's Atom processor. Among them is MSI's line of Wind netbooks. Starting today MSI is shipping two AMD-powered Winds, the Wind12 U230-033 and the Wind12 U230-040.
They're both a little on
Netbook - Intel Atom - Intel Corporation - Micro-Star International - Radeon Categories: Computer Hardware, News
LEAK: Dell's Mini 5 MID Specs ConfirmedCategories: Computer Hardware, News
UK minister aims to reassure photographersThe UK Policing and Crime Minister has reasserted that anti-terrorism should not be used to stop photographers and photojournalists. In a meeting with a Parliamentary photography group and journalists, David Hanson MP said the Sections 44 and 58A of the 2000 Terrorist Act should not be 'used to stop ordinary people taking photos or to curtail legitimate journalistic activity'. He also said guidance to that effect has been provided to the UK police forces, advising that these powers should not be used to stop innocent members of the public, tourists and journalists.
Categories: Digital Cameras
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