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Alienware Brings LAN Party Hummer to Comic Con
West Coast Customs is probably best known for the ridiculous cars it rigs up for guests on MTV's Pimp My Ride. Whether it's fireplaces or flat screens you want, they'll figure out a way to put it into your beaten-up old truck. |
Apple is the Leader in Admitting Software Bugs
Apple's grown a lot in the last year... in more areas than just product sales. |
RPG by McFarlane, Salvatore Confirmed for 2011
An open-world RPG by R.A. Salvatore, Todd McFarlane and Ken Rolston is heading to the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. |
The StarCraft II Launch and Discussion Post
Let's talk about one of the biggest releases of 2010. |
AMD Moves Up New CPU, Graphics Chips for 2010
More AMD goodness headed your way this year. |
Lenovo Jumping on the Android Tablet Trend
Lenovo may launch an Android-based tablet by Q4 2010. |
DC Universe Online Trailer is a Real Fan Pleaser
The fanboy side of me is very excited. |
HP Accidentally Posts Windows 7 Slate on Website
HP's Windows 7 Slate was supposedly killed off in at the end of April. Though nothing was confirmed, TechCrunch cited a source who said the company was scrapping the tablet because it wasn't happy with Windows 7 as an OS. |
Deals for July 21: Western Digital TV Live HD $79
Feed your kids, buy some Swedish flat pack furniture. |
BOXX 'World's Fastest Single-CPU Workstation'
In conjunction with SIGRAPH 2010, workstation vendor BOXX technologies has announce d the availability of their new 3dBOXX 4880 Xtreme, what it is billing as the “Worlds Fastest Single-processor Workstation” -- configured with “Enhanced Performance.” |
Can World of Warcraft Boost Your Career?
Various examples show that World of Warcraft and other games actually teach leadership skills that can be applied in the real-work environment, boosting performance. |
Apple Reveals Q3 Revenue; Still Swimming in $$$
Apple yesterday posted quarterly financial results for its fiscal third quarter ending June 26. The Cupertino-based company posted record revenue of $15.7 billion and a net quarterly profit of $3.25 billion or $3.51 per diluted share. |
Warpia Easy Dock Turns Laptops into PCs
The Warpia Easy Dock mounts a laptop in a desktop environment using a wireless connection. |
Are PC Gamers Too Good for Console Gamers?
Controller vs. mouse and keyboard? Not a fair match. |
Steam Banning Innocent MW2 Players, Maybe
Modern Warfare 2 gamers cry innocent after Valve's Anti-Cheat software permanently kicks them out of the game. |
Microsoft's High-Tech Crusade Against Piracy
What steps are big software companies taking to combat piracy and counterfeiting? |
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine Announced for PC
Relic is also working on a PC version of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine. |
Dell Shipped Server Motherboards With Spyware
Got a recently replaced Dell server motherboard? Time to run some scans. |
MSI's GT660 Gaming Notebook Heads to U.S.
MSI's new gaming notebook packs Intel Core i7 processing and Nvidia GeForce GTX 285M graphics. |
Microsoft: We're not Paying for Bug Bounties
Individual researchers don't want to report security flaws because Microsoft doesn't reward their efforts with money. |
Apple Updates Mac Pro With Up to 12 CPU Cores
The Mac Pro has gotten some spendy hardware updates. |
Jane Strips Down StarCraft II Collector's Edition
Jane shows us what you get for $40 over the regular edition of StarCraft II. |
Valve Owns Up To Modern Warfare 2 Error
Valve revokes the ban and offers a free game for its Anti-Cheat blunder. |
Apple Ditches Nvidia, Goes ATI-only for Desktops
Apple using Radeons across the board for iMac and Mac Pro. |

West Coast Customs is probably best known for the ridiculous cars it rigs up for guests on MTV's Pimp My Ride. Whether it's fireplaces or flat screens you want, they'll figure out a way to put it into your beaten-up old truck.
Apple's grown a lot in the last year... in more areas than just product sales.
An open-world RPG by R.A. Salvatore, Todd McFarlane and Ken Rolston is heading to the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Let's talk about one of the biggest releases of 2010.
More AMD goodness headed your way this year.
Lenovo may launch an Android-based tablet by Q4 2010.
The fanboy side of me is very excited.
HP's Windows 7 Slate was supposedly killed off in at the end of April. Though nothing was confirmed, TechCrunch cited a source who said the company was scrapping the tablet because it wasn't happy with Windows 7 as an OS.
Feed your kids, buy some Swedish flat pack furniture.
In conjunction with SIGRAPH 2010, workstation vendor BOXX technologies has announce d the availability of their new 3dBOXX 4880 Xtreme, what it is billing as the “Worlds Fastest Single-processor Workstation” -- configured with “Enhanced Performance.”
Various examples show that World of Warcraft and other games actually teach leadership skills that can be applied in the real-work environment, boosting performance.
Apple yesterday posted quarterly financial results for its fiscal third quarter ending June 26. The Cupertino-based company posted record revenue of $15.7 billion and a net quarterly profit of $3.25 billion or $3.51 per diluted share.
The Warpia Easy Dock mounts a laptop in a desktop environment using a wireless connection.
Controller vs. mouse and keyboard? Not a fair match.
Modern Warfare 2 gamers cry innocent after Valve's Anti-Cheat software permanently kicks them out of the game.
What steps are big software companies taking to combat piracy and counterfeiting?
Relic is also working on a PC version of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine.
Got a recently replaced Dell server motherboard? Time to run some scans.
MSI's new gaming notebook packs Intel Core i7 processing and Nvidia GeForce GTX 285M graphics.
The Mac Pro has gotten some spendy hardware updates.
Jane shows us what you get for $40 over the regular edition of StarCraft II.
Valve revokes the ban and offers a free game for its Anti-Cheat blunder.
Apple using Radeons across the board for iMac and Mac Pro.