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 Today we are taking a different direction when it comes to reviews. We are going to review a set of high end stereo headphones that are geared towards the audiophile connoisseurs out there. Normally we ... Read more... Today we will be reviewing a software program from Beat Kangz Electronics called Beat Thang Virtual. Essentially it is a virtual mixing console for your PC or Mac based system in the 150USD range. This ... Read more... Today we will be taking a look at a new chassis from the NZXT Crafted series, the Hades. This chassis boasts front and side 200mm intake fans, as well a number of other features for ... Read more... Today we are reviewing a revolutionary new VGA cooling solution by Scythe, the Setsugen. This VGA cooler is priced in the 50USD range. The Setsugen boasts an integrated 120mm fan, which is rare in VGA ... Read more... Today we will be taking a look at the latest case accessory from NZXT, the IU01 internal USB expansion card. Essentially this device is designed to provide expansion for 6 internal USB ports as well as 2 ... Read more... As 2009 comes to a close we are going to take some time and get familiar with the SteelSeries 7G Pro gaming keyboard. The first thing to note is that if you are looking for a ... Read more...
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» OCZ introduces 32GB Onyx SSD in the sub-$100 category |
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Mar 11, 2010 - 8:37 AM - by Mac Daddy
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OCZ has unleashed a bargain-basement priced 32GB solid state drive in their Onyx series, still maintaining decent read and write speeds.
Priced somewhere in the sub-$100 market, the 32GB Onyx SSD packs in 64MB of onboard cache and TRIM support within that 2.5-inch frame. Read and write speeds are set at 125MB/sec and 70MB/sec, respectively.
Source: ZDNet
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» PlayStation Move Gets Its First Wii Port |
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Mar 11, 2010 - 8:25 AM - by Mac Daddy
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With the PlayStation Move looking, well, similar to Nintendo's Wii Remote, you may have wondered how long it would take until it was announced a Wii game was being ported to the PS3. The answer? How about, oh, a few hours.
Warner Bros let us know today that The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest, a game previously headed for the Wii (and DS), will now also be making an appearance on the PlayStation 3, "with full support for PlayStation's upcoming motion controller technology".
Source: Kotaku
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» Napoleon: Total War demo released |
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Mar 11, 2010 - 8:22 AM - by Mac Daddy
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Creative Assembly has released a playable demo for its strategy sequel Napoleon: Total War, now available for download. The trial version of the game takes you through the War on Land tutorial followed by the epic land Batle of Ligny.
The demo is available for download via Steam
Source: Examiner
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» Why Apple Hates Open Source |
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Mar 11, 2010 - 8:19 AM - by Mac Daddy
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Many open source fans consider Apple a friend. But revelations about Apple's previously secret agreement with iPhone developers show that when it comes to iPhone apps, Apple is an enemy of open source. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) goes so far as to call Apple a "jealous and arbitrary feudal lord."
The EFF has published previously secret details about the contract that iPhone developers sign with Apple. It managed to get its hands on the contract by requesting it via the Freedom of Information Act from NASA, because NASA has the NASA App for iPhone. There are many disturbing things about the contract, as detailed in this Computerworld article.
Source: PCWorld
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» Android phones get Opera Mini 5 beta |
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Mar 11, 2010 - 8:15 AM - by Mac Daddy
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On Thursday, Opera Software pushed out the Android version of its Mini 5 browser that improves the browser experience for Java phones by leaps and bounds. The beta build is equipped with an updated interface that includes a new , "speed dial" start screen featuring thumbnails of most-visited sites. The browser also supports tabs, a first for Mini but old hat on Opera Mobile.
Opera Mini 5 beta (beta 2, actually) and the nearly identical Opera Mobile 10 beta (for Symbian and Windows phones) have been making the mobile rounds since September. We're fans of the latest advances to come to the free browser, and we're looking forward to Opera making those changes final and retiring Opera Mini 4.2 (and Opera Mobile 9.6, while they're at it.) We just wish that Opera had submitted Mini 5 beta to the Android Market sooner.
Source: CNET
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» Intel Core i7-980X Extreme Edition Review |
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Mar 11, 2010 - 7:59 AM - by Mac Daddy
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Today sees the release of Intels latest CPU, the Core i7-980X Processor Extreme Edition. While the model number may be similar to the existing i7-975 this release is more than "just another speed-bump". Today we take Intels new high end processor through a selection of real world productivity, media and gaming tests to establish how much of a step forward it is from the existing product range.
Source: HH
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» Educating Elite Hackers |
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Mar 10, 2010 - 11:01 PM - by PH3N0M
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While billions of dollars are being spent to secure U.S. cyberspace, the number of elite cybersecurity experts needed to protect and traffic this area for the government and the private sector is dangerously inadequate. The Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI) launched by President George W. Bush lists the need for better cybereducation and more experts as part of 12 core initiatives, but its large-scale implementation will take time. According to national-security authorities, time is something we don't really have. By one estimate the United States currently has about 1,000 elite experts. It needs 20,000.
Source: Newsweek
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