Tag Archive for 'computers'


Saturday, Jan 26th 2008 by James Allan Brady

This card isn’t for gamers, well, it could be, but not really, and its not for the faint of heart either as most Quadro cards cost a small fortune, but for those working in industries that work with models and graphics that have hard core requirements the Quadro line holds what you need, this card [...]

Thursday, Jan 24th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Dell has added the XPS m1330, XPS One, XPS M1530, and the 948 All-In-One printer to the (PRODUCT) Red line of products. The goal of this initiative is to allow consumers to donate to a worthy charity while still getting a nice, useful, and brilliantly colored gadget in return.


Thursday, Jan 24th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Judging from this prototype image they are in fact working on just that, a dual GPU graphics card based on the GeForce 9800. The reason it looks like they took apart a pair of 9800’s and inverted one of them on top of the other and combined the interfaces is because that’s more or less [...]

Thursday, Jan 17th 2008 by James Allan Brady

Those of you who have already opted not to buy a new MacBook Air, but were more interested in the $99 SuperDrive that you could get for the MacBook air had better look the other way. It turns out Apple has somehow made it so that the USB connected/powered SuperDrive is only useable with [...]

Wednesday, Jan 16th 2008 by Daniel Lim

The Advanced Computer Facility at University of Edinburgh unveiled Britain’s newest and faster supercomputer, HECRoR. HECToR aka High-End Computing Terascale Resourcecan handle 63 trillion calculations per second (teraflops) which is the equivalent processing power of every human performing 10,000 calculations per second or 12,000 desktop systems. It also has memory 3,200 times larger [...]

Wednesday, Jan 16th 2008 by James Allan Brady

This think got its name partly from its intended use, you see currently you have to have a wired, direct-connected hard drive in order to use Time Machine, but with this thing, you can backup wirelessly, or over a network, if you wanted to, and you can backup directly to this drive instead of some [...]

Tuesday, Jan 8th 2008 by Christina Crouch

Today I got to meet with some people from Everex. They showed me their two newest products: the Everex Cloudbook and the Everex Gbook.

The Cloudbook - initially known as the CE260 when first announced last June - is a UMPC and it measures 9” in length and weighs only 2 pounds. It has a 1.2GHz VIA [...]

Wednesday, Jan 2nd 2008 by Christina Crouch

I’ve seen a lot of outrageous mods lately. Some have been ridiculous and others just out there in their designs. Finally, though there is one that looks stylish as well as functional.

Thursday, Dec 27th 2007 by James Allan Brady

For those of you not in the know, ColorWare is a company that was started roughly 7 years ago and the service they offer is that they will alter the color of a large number of consumer electronics ranging from computers, iPods, gaming systems, all the way up to BlackBerry’s now. They will officially begin [...]

Wednesday, Dec 26th 2007 by James Allan Brady

So there is the Radeon HD 3450, 3470, and 3650 the loose specs of each were leaked out over the internet on Christmas. The cheapest, at about $50, is the 3450 featuring an RV620 core with 525MHz core and 256MB of memory and DisplayPort for HD video.


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