Thermaltake has announced the new View 71 Tempered Glass RGB Edition Full Tower Chassis and the View 71 Tempered Glass Edition Full Tower Chassis.
Sharkoon has announced a Midi tower with the front and one side panel made from tempered glass, which is available in four different color versions and pre-installed with color matching 120 mm LED fans from the factory.
ViewSonic has announced the VP2785-4K, a 27-inch 4K UHD (3840x2160) monitor that delivers precise and consistent color representation and performance to ensure incredible image quality
Super Micro Computer, Inc. today introduced a full suite of all-in-one solutions optimized for the growing Embedded Appliance, Intelligent Datacenter and Network Edge markets
Steelseries has announced the M750, a new mechanical gaming keyboard featuring SteelSeries QX2 switches, aerospace aluminum and exclusive SteelSeries Engine Apps for Discord Chat
Razer has announced the Razer Atheris notebook mouse with the world's longest-lasting battery life and lag-free wireless gaming-grade performance
The CableMod Team has released AIO Sleeving Kits for all-in-one water cooling cables, featuring an all-new ModWrap sleeving.
Intel has announced the release date of their 8th Gen Intel Core (Coffee Lake) processors
Intel has officially released the specifications for the 12- to 18-core processors: Intel Core i9-7920X, Intel Core i9-7940X, Intel Core i9-7960X and the Extreme Edition Intel Core i9-7980XE processors
Paragon software has released a preview version of the new Paragon Hard Disk Manager 16 as free download. Once installed, the product can be used for free for unlimited period of time even after the release of the commercial version scheduled for fall 2017.
Intel will Have a Wide Role in the Flash Memory Summit on Aug. 7-10 at the Santa Clara Convention Center
Noctua has announced today three high-end heatsinks for the TR4 and SP3 sockets of AMD's latest Ryzen Threadripper (X399) and Epyc platforms
Fractal Design has announced two new chassis for a powerful ATX or Micro ATX build that wastes no space
EK Water Blocks, the Slovenia-based premium computer liquid cooling gear manufacturer is releasing a new lineup of its renowned EK-Vardar fans
ASRock has announced two motherboard for AMD's Ryzen Threadripper CPU
MSI has announced their new X399 Gaming Pro Carbon AC motherboard for AMD's flagship Ryzen Threadripper processors
Silicon Power has released their new Mobile C50 flash drive with three connectors – USB Type-A, Micro-B, and Type-C
Kingston has announced that their 2GB, 16GB and 8GB Server Premier DDR4-2666 Registered DIMMs have received validation on the Intel Purley Platform, featuring the Intel Xeon Scalable processor family (formerly known as Skylake-SP)
EVGA has announced a new NVIDIA GTX 1080 TI graphics card for overclockers
The USB 3.0 Promoter Group has announced the pending release of the USB 3.2 specification
Thermaltake has announced new RGB power supplies with 500W, 600W, and 700W
Western Digital has announced its successful development of four bits per cell, X4, flash memory architecture offering on 64-layer 3D NAND, BiCS3, technology.
The Slovenia-based premium computer liquid cooling gear manufacturer is maintaining its market leadership by releasing the world’s first LGA-2066 socket based monoblock tailor made for MSI X299 motherboards
ADATA Technology has launched today industrial-grade ISSS314 solid state drives in 3D MLC and 3D TLC versions
HyperX has released two new gaming keyboards to their lineup: the HyperX Alloy FPS Mechanical Pro Gaming Keyboard and Alloy Elite Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Sharkoon has announced a new power supply series with 80 PLUS Bronze certification. The Sharkoon SilentStorm Icewind power supply series is now available in two editions, black or white, in either 550, 650, and 750 Watt.
Sharkoon has announced a new ATX Midi-tower case
AMD announced support for Microsoft and its revamped graphics application programming interface, DirectX 12, a new “console-like” version of the graphics API that has inspired PC gaming for nearly two decades
AMD announced the introduction of its AM1 platform featuring the AMD quad-core and dual-core Kabini APU into the component channel for system builders
Sharkoon has announced a new gaming tower case
BitFenix has announced a new case design
Sharkoon expands its range of PC cases and introduces with the Mask a spacious PC case in a reduced, timeless design
BitFenix has announced two new computer cases: Colossus Micro-ATX and Colossus Mini-ITX
Acer has announced their new Aspire R7 Windows 8.1 notebook with 4th generation Intel Processor, touchscreen display as well support for an active stylus
EUROCOM has announced their new Panther 5SE Laptop with 12-core Intel Xeon E5-2697 v2 CPU
ZOTAC has announced their new ZBOX mini-PC series with 4th Generation Intel Core technology
BitFenix has announced their new Phenom computer cases
Sharkoon has expanded their range of gaming peripherals and presents a revised version of the popular FireGlider gaming mouse for lovers of optical mice
Mushkin has announced the U.S. availability of their 480GB Atlas mSATA Solid-State Drive
Mushkin has announces the world's first 480GB mSATA SSD. Here the full press release:
Mushkin has announced a new high performance 30GB mSATA Solid-State Drive. Here the full press release:
BitFenix announced today two new color versions of their Prodigy case, as well as an entire line up of vivid Custom Front Panel accessories. Here the full press release:
A press release from SWsoft:
HERNDON, Va., February 20, 2007 – SWsoft, Inc. has signed an agreement with Microsoft Corp. that helps SWsoft enhance its customers' experience. The agreement is for a three-year period and benefits SWsoft enterprise and hosting customers running Virtuozzo for Windows Server virtualization software.
HERNDON, Va., February 20, 2007 – SWsoft, Inc. has signed an agreement with Microsoft Corp. that helps SWsoft enhance its customers' experience. The agreement is for a three-year period and benefits SWsoft enterprise and hosting customers running Virtuozzo for Windows Server virtualization software.
A press release from VisionTek Products, LLC:
VisionTek(tm) Introduces Immediate Availability of RADEON(r)(tm) X1950PRO AGP Hits Retail Shelves Just in Time for Holiday
INVERNESS, IL., December 15, 2006 - - VisionTek(tm) Products, LLC, a leading supplier of advanced PC graphics cards, memory solutions and PC accessories, today announced the launch of their new X1950PRO AGP PC graphic card. The VisionTek X1950PRO AGP is currently available at Best Buy, Comp USA, other leading retailers and e-commerce locations.
VisionTek(tm) Introduces Immediate Availability of RADEON(r)(tm) X1950PRO AGP Hits Retail Shelves Just in Time for Holiday
INVERNESS, IL., December 15, 2006 - - VisionTek(tm) Products, LLC, a leading supplier of advanced PC graphics cards, memory solutions and PC accessories, today announced the launch of their new X1950PRO AGP PC graphic card. The VisionTek X1950PRO AGP is currently available at Best Buy, Comp USA, other leading retailers and e-commerce locations.
A press release from VisionTek Products, LLC:
VisionTek(tm) Introduces First Retail RADEON(r)(tm) X1300 256MB PCI
First ATI based PCI Graphics Upgrade in over Two Years
INVERNESS, IL., September 1, 2006 - - VisionTek(tm) Products, LLC, a supplier of advanced PC graphics cards, memory solutions and PC accessories, today announced the launch of their new RADEON(r)(tm) X1300 256MB PCI PC graphic card. Available now on the shelves of Circuit City, CompUSA, and Fry's Electronics, as well as from the following leading e-commerce sites Best Buy.com, Buy.com, CircuitCity.com, CompUSA.com, Dell.com, Monarchcomputers.com, Newegg.com, and Outpost.com.
VisionTek(tm) Introduces First Retail RADEON(r)(tm) X1300 256MB PCI
First ATI based PCI Graphics Upgrade in over Two Years
INVERNESS, IL., September 1, 2006 - - VisionTek(tm) Products, LLC, a supplier of advanced PC graphics cards, memory solutions and PC accessories, today announced the launch of their new RADEON(r)(tm) X1300 256MB PCI PC graphic card. Available now on the shelves of Circuit City, CompUSA, and Fry's Electronics, as well as from the following leading e-commerce sites Best Buy.com, Buy.com, CircuitCity.com, CompUSA.com, Dell.com, Monarchcomputers.com, Newegg.com, and Outpost.com.
A press release from No Starch Press:
Recognized experts in field share their tips for producing professional quality images
June 6, 2006, San Francisco--Ansel Adams wouldn't have surrendered his negatives, but countless digital photographers surrender their images to their cameras' built-in image converters. "The Art of RAW Conversion: How to Produce Art-Quality Photos with Adobe Photoshop CS2 and Leading RAW Converters" (No Starch Press, June 2006, http://www.nostarch.com/art_of_raw.htm) demonstrates how to regain creative control of photos by working directly with the RAW file format.
Recognized experts in field share their tips for producing professional quality images
June 6, 2006, San Francisco--Ansel Adams wouldn't have surrendered his negatives, but countless digital photographers surrender their images to their cameras' built-in image converters. "The Art of RAW Conversion: How to Produce Art-Quality Photos with Adobe Photoshop CS2 and Leading RAW Converters" (No Starch Press, June 2006, http://www.nostarch.com/art_of_raw.htm) demonstrates how to regain creative control of photos by working directly with the RAW file format.
A press release from Corsair:
Fremont, CA (May 22, 2006) -Corsair Memory, the worldwide leader in design and manufacture of high performance memory, today announced broad availability of the world's first production DDR2-1066 and DDR2-800 low latency 2GB kits. The new TWIN2X2048-8500C5 and the WIN2X2048-6400C4 are optimized for the upcoming NVIDIA nForce590 chipset based motherboards and feature Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP).
Fremont, CA (May 22, 2006) -Corsair Memory, the worldwide leader in design and manufacture of high performance memory, today announced broad availability of the world's first production DDR2-1066 and DDR2-800 low latency 2GB kits. The new TWIN2X2048-8500C5 and the WIN2X2048-6400C4 are optimized for the upcoming NVIDIA nForce590 chipset based motherboards and feature Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP).
A press release from Corsair:
Corsair Announces Immediate Adoption of Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP)
-- A new open memory standard jointly developed by Corsair and NVIDIA, Corsair redefines the fundamental design of memory to elevate performance benefits --
Fremont, CA (May 15, 2006) - Corsair(r) Memory, Inc., the worldwide leader in design and manufacture of high performance memory, today announced immediate adoption of Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP). Jointly developed by Corsair and NVIDIA(r) as a new open memory standard, Enhanced Performance Profiles elevate memory performance by taking full advantage of the additional memory parameters that are now added to the unused portion of the JEDEC standard Serial Presence Detect (SPD). As a new open standard, immediate adoption by motherboard manufacturers and other memory manufacturers is expected.
Corsair Announces Immediate Adoption of Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP)
-- A new open memory standard jointly developed by Corsair and NVIDIA, Corsair redefines the fundamental design of memory to elevate performance benefits --
Fremont, CA (May 15, 2006) - Corsair(r) Memory, Inc., the worldwide leader in design and manufacture of high performance memory, today announced immediate adoption of Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP). Jointly developed by Corsair and NVIDIA(r) as a new open memory standard, Enhanced Performance Profiles elevate memory performance by taking full advantage of the additional memory parameters that are now added to the unused portion of the JEDEC standard Serial Presence Detect (SPD). As a new open standard, immediate adoption by motherboard manufacturers and other memory manufacturers is expected.
A press release from No Starch Press:
BOOK GIVES READERS UPPER HAND IN FIXING VEXING WINDOWS XP ERRORS
Troubleshooting guide helps XP users solve those surprising Windows problems
San Francisco--Windows XP has been known to do some funky things. After a while, many of us figure out how to respond to common snafus, but there are still times when we're left scratching our heads in bafflement. For those who know enough about Windows to use it but not always to fix it, "It's Never Done That Before: A Guide to Troubleshooting Windows XP" (No Starch Press, May 2006, http://www.nostarch.com/indtb.htm) is the perfect resource.
BOOK GIVES READERS UPPER HAND IN FIXING VEXING WINDOWS XP ERRORS
Troubleshooting guide helps XP users solve those surprising Windows problems
San Francisco--Windows XP has been known to do some funky things. After a while, many of us figure out how to respond to common snafus, but there are still times when we're left scratching our heads in bafflement. For those who know enough about Windows to use it but not always to fix it, "It's Never Done That Before: A Guide to Troubleshooting Windows XP" (No Starch Press, May 2006, http://www.nostarch.com/indtb.htm) is the perfect resource.
A press release from No Starch Press:
San Francisco, CA--From the author of the highly-acclaimed The Book of VB .NET comes a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft's newest programming language, Visual Basic 2005, the latest iteration of Visual Basic .NET. With "The Book of Visual Basic 2005: .NET Insight for Classic VB Developers" (No Starch Press, March 2006), less experienced developers will quickly learn to use VB 2005 effectively, and old-school VB developers who haven't yet made the jump to .NET will be able to transition seamlessly without wasting time covering familiar ground.
San Francisco, CA--From the author of the highly-acclaimed The Book of VB .NET comes a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft's newest programming language, Visual Basic 2005, the latest iteration of Visual Basic .NET. With "The Book of Visual Basic 2005: .NET Insight for Classic VB Developers" (No Starch Press, March 2006), less experienced developers will quickly learn to use VB 2005 effectively, and old-school VB developers who haven't yet made the jump to .NET will be able to transition seamlessly without wasting time covering familiar ground.
