Transcend and Taiwan's ITRI (Industrial Technology Research Institute) have announced that they have the technology to manufacture a 2 terabyte USB 3.0 flash drive. That's right, 2 terabytes.
A new Building Windows 8 Blog Post claims that Windows 8 will support native .iso and VHD mounting. For those of you who don't know, .iso files are disc images of either DVDs or CDs.
Crucial has recently released a firmware update for their m4 SSD line that, according to Tomshardware, gives up to a 20% performance boost in sequential read speeds.
Recently, GameStop was caught pulling OnLive coupons from retail copies of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and eventually they just pulled every boxed copy from their shelves.
Have you ever wondered where the aptly-titled "Bliss" wallpaper from Windows XP Came from? Or even wondered if it was real? Well, it's real, and the location where it was photographed has been found.
Acer's chairman JT Wang recently commented on the effect of tablets on the notebook market, saying that the "tablet fever" is already waning and people are started to get more interested in notebooks and quite a few people are interested in…
To some people, a terabyte HD seems incredibly large. Some people laugh at terabyte HDs. Well, could you imagine a storage device with 120,000 terabytes? It sounds crazy, but IBM has been contracted to build this.
We've all seen gaming laptops: big, bulky, heavy, and powerful. But what if you could have something that's thinner than an inch, less than 7 pounds, and packed with all sorts of power?
Oh, a new watercooling build? Cool. Oh wait, it makes a CPU cool to sub-zero (Celsius) temperatures? Way cooler. This new system cools the watercooling liquid to sub-zero temperatures, thus allowing your CPU to reach such low temperatures.
ArsTechnica recently came out with an article claiming that GameStop was opening PC copies of Deux Ex: Human Revolution and removing the OnLive coupon for a free online copy.
Ever wish your mouse could scan a document? Oddly, I probably have, too. Well now our wishes can come true: LG announced the LSM-100 - a mouse with a scanner built into it. If it works as well as the CG video shows it will be amazing.
A game developer actually removing DRM? Sounds incredible, but it's really going to happen. Ubisoft announced on their forums that they will remove the online authentication in their game From Dust.
A recent study done by Google found that 90% of people, among a sample size of thousands, don't even know about using Ctrl+F to find a word on a web page or in a document.
It seems like Razer is fighting for PC Gaming harder than anyone else. They've already launched pcgamingisnotdead.com, and now they've taken out a full page ad in the Wall Street Journal to advertise PC gaming.
AMD released their latest graphics card drivers: Catalyst 11.8. As always, there are tons of new bug fixes and improvements and all of that. I'll post some below, but you can read the release notes here and download the drivers here.
CPU-World is reporting that some of Intel's Sandy Bridge CPUs will be dropping in price in the coming months. A chart taken from the article shows that they're dropping just barely in price, but it's a drop nonetheless.
The rumors are true! AMD released a new tri-core APU, the A6 3500. It's a tri-core processor with 3MB of L2 cache and a TDP of 65W that runs at 2.1 GHz with a 2.4Ghz turbo-boost speed.
World of Warcraft, the most popular and most subscribed MMO ever, is finally losing subscribers. It kept growing up to 11.4 million subscribers, but it finally dropped by 300,000 subscribers to 11.3 million.
Yay! More Battlefield 3 Footage! This time it's multiplayer gameplay footage, and it looks awesome. Watch intense 64-player vehicle warfare - including jets - from our beautiful Battlefield 3 multiplayer map Caspian Border!
Apparently, some time ago the pro Counter-Strike: Source players were invited to Vavle's headquarters for a "random meeting." In this meeting, they were given the opportunity to play Valve's recently-announced Counter-Strike: Global Offensi…
A recent blog post by Steven Sinofsky about Windows 8 revealed that a pre-release will be coming out "in the coming months." There will be more blog posts from Microsoft about Windows 8 as the pre-release will certainly give many people man…
If you haven't heard of Counter-Strike, you've probably not been a gamer for very long. Originally a mod of the source engine, the game has blossomed into one of the most played PC games ever.
For years now, USB connections have been charging our phones, mp3 players, and cameras, but wouldn't it be cool if you could charge your laptop through USB?
Optical disc storage is no doubt a good way to store data for short-term, but it isn't meant to last for a lot of years. Hard drives fail randomly, so those can't be trusted for long-term data storage, either.
We all know Windows 7 is a great OS, but many people have been reluctant to upgrade from either Windows XP or Windows Vista, but research firm Gartner, Inc.
AMD is set to enter the desktop memory market under the now-recycled Radeon name. There are three different series, which will follow (taken from the product page): Entertainment – Series (1333 Mbps 9-9-9) Fast and reliable.
Super Talent recently launched a new USB 3.0 flash drives comparable in cost to a USB 2.0 flash drive. The drive is only 70mm x 18mm x 8mm, so it's no bigger than a regular flash drive and won't block any other ports.
If you haven't heard, there were rumors going around that NVIDIA's new Kepler graphics card series were going to be delayed until 2012. Well, NVIDIA confirmed it today.
Scientists in Germany have developed a method to create a wireless network using white LED light bulbs. The up side of this? It can transfer data at speeds of up to 800Mbps using only light for transmission. The down side?
Galaxy, a pretty well-known manufacturer of video cards, announced recently that they are extending their video card warranty by another year, bringing it up to three years.
