CoolTechZone has posted an article about the Graphics Market
The Tech Zone goes in search of the next "Killer App".
HEXUS has posted a news article on Eidos
TheTechLounge has psted a new column: Semi-Fortnightly Ramble: Cellular Ninja Zappers
HEXUS has posted a news story about Intel commissioning the development of a multithreaded Futuremark gaming benchmark.
Legit Reviews has broken the 1GHz DDR2 Memory Barrier
Mozilla developers fight back against companies who use Java- and Flash-based pop-up and pop-under advertisements.
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PCMechanic has posted an introduction to VoIP Technologies
Dan's Data has posted issue 143 of their letters column
Sudhian Media has posted an article on NVIDIA's PureVideo
The Tech Zone has an article about what it takes to make a great computer game.
Legit Reviews has posted an article on several SkyHawk PowerOne Power supplies that do not meet the advertised specifications on the box.
AMDBoard has posted the AMD64 Dual Core Physical Design Specs
HEXUS has posted the DVdoctor Column for March 2005
Neoseeker look at how HyperTransport speed, CPU Bus Speed, memory speed and overall clock speed affect performance on the Athlon64.
HEXUS has posted a picture of the first P4 SLI motherboard with digitally switched SLI.
The Tech Zone goes on a rant over the high cost of inkjet cartridge refills.
To Blog or Not to Blog. That Is the Question. The Tech Zone has the answer.
Dan has posted issue 43 of his I/O letters column
Everything USB posted an article detailing the development of USB technology in the past 10 years. It spans over 4 different pages covering different aspects: original promoter group formation in 1995, first USB peripheral revolution in 1998, USB 2.0 breakthrough in 2001, and Wireless USB.
The Tech Zone has posted an article about RFID and how it will effect our everyday lives.
SavRow have unleashed an amazing new mobile workstation powered by NVIDIA's Quadro Go1400 graphics and a 3.8Ghz processor. HEXUS.net has posted a few pictures.
The Tech Zone takes a look at the digital photo vs. doing it the old fashion way.
HEXUS.net took a tour of hall 26 to see what mobile users could buy this year.
Adrian's Rojak Pot has posted their palmOne Treo 650 Launch Report
ARP was recently invited to the launch of the palmOne Treo 650 smartphone. Our rookie reporter, phr3ak, immediately signed up to the task and checked it out.Read more
The Treo was quite successful when it was still a Handspring. In this report, phr3ak explores if palmOne still have what it takes to keep up with the Treo's legacy.
techPowerUp! posted day five of their Cebit coverage with reports from Club3D and Sapphire.
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Everything USB just found out a USB LCD display that looks like a pager, but it keeps you up-to-date on the latest stock price (GOOG), AIM messages, iTunes song name and even CPU usage.
techPowerUp! posted day four of their Cebit coverage with reports from AOpen, Foxconn, S3 and Soltek.
CoolTechZone has posted a new editorial: DDR Development Continues On 600MHz and Up
The Tech Zone reports back from the Intel Developers Forum and the Game Developers Conference.
techPowerUp! posted day three of their CeBIT coverage with reports from ABIT, Albatron and Gigabyte.
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XFX go Extreme with Smart Car
HEXUS.net managed to run Doom III on a Pentium 4 SLI system and get some performance results.
Everything USB send words that the Taiwanese company Compro plans to squeeze a DVB-T TV tuner into a size of a large USB stick form factor.
CoolTechZone has posted an editorial on "The Future of Air-Cooling"
techPowerUp! posted day two of their CeBIT coverage with reports from ASUS, ASRock, DFI and MSI.
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Beyond3D recently attended CeBit to catch up with the graphics vendors and find out what's going on with them.
GeForce 6200 AGP using BR2
NVIDIA chats about nForce4 SLI for Intel Pentium 4
Billy "Wicked" Wilson, founder of VoodooExtreme, passed away last night. He was 33 years old. My condolences go to his family and friends.
I guess NT Compatible would never exist in it's current form without the help of Billy Wilson back in 2000.
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I guess NT Compatible would never exist in it's current form without the help of Billy Wilson back in 2000.
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Dan's Data look inside a PSU
The Tech Zone has posted an article on how entertainment maybe delivered in the future.
Everyone's PC Partner?
A CeBIT roundup from HEXUS.net:
AMD CeBIT 2005 Treasure Hunt
AMD CeBIT 2005 Treasure Hunt
HEXUS has posted a news story on the new ECS PF88 motherboard.
Rage3D has posted a photo of an ASUS Radeon Xpress 200 based motherboard shown at CeBIT which has dual PEG slots
HEXUS looked at some Zalman coolers on the CeBIT 2005
InsaneTek has posted an article on the Intel IDF 2005
Teamhardware.com has posted impression from the CeBIT 2005
