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Intel to release new enthusiast gear soon

Intel to release new enthusiast gear soon

25th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Moles out at IDF have hinted at new Intel releases for the high-end before the year is out. We have a few details inside. [0]

 Apples are on the loose in San Francisco!

Apples are on the loose in San Francisco!

25th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Intel's new relationship with Apple means that the fruity firm has suddenly become all acceptable at the Intel event. We track down those Apple asides... [0]

Corsair shows off funky case

Corsair shows off funky case

25th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Corsair are showing off their 8000UL memory, and have a spectacular kaleidoscope case on their stand promoting their Xpert modules. [0]

Sony's Station Exchange is big hit

Sony's Station Exchange is big hit

25th Aug 2005 Those that partake in Everquest II that want to get rid of a bit digital baggage can do so now - for real money, with Sony's blessing - thanks to SOE's auction site. [0]

China to clampdown on online gaming

China to clampdown on online gaming

25th Aug 2005 The Chinese government is reportedly trying to curb the number of hours it's citizens are racking up in online games. [0]

RAID on laptop = kick ass gaming rig

RAID on laptop = kick ass gaming rig

25th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Intel's new Centrino platform will support Matrix RAID. Can you say 'Ultimate LAN notebook'? [0]

ATI announces CrossFire working on Intel 955X chipsets

ATI announces CrossFire working on Intel 955X chipsets

24th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: CrossFire graphics cards are supported on 955X chipsets, officially, according to ATI today. We have details of the lane configuration and the like inside. [0]

Intel unveils 'Golden Gate' concept VIIV system

Intel unveils 'Golden Gate' concept VIIV system

24th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Intel's new brand, VIIV, already has its first poster child. 'Golden Gate' is a Pentium M system for the desktop and living room. It's tiny, and pretty funky too. [0]

Intel unveils VIIV

Intel unveils VIIV

24th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Intel has a new brand, designed to replicate the success of Centrino on the desktop. In a Matrix-style twist, however, they're being very tight-lipped about what's actually in it. We're following the white rabbit... [0]

City of Villains, F.E.A.R. support dual core

City of Villains, F.E.A.R. support dual core

24th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: According to Intel reps today, games are already starting to be optimized for dual core chips. We've got the skinny. [0]

Xbox 360 Media Center demo

Xbox 360 Media Center demo

24th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: The Xbox 360 includes the functionality to have content on your Media Center deisplayed on the console - Microsoft has been showing us this today. [0]

Conroe to deliver great gaming performance

Conroe to deliver great gaming performance

24th Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: The new next-generation chip from Intel should sport great gaming performance, according to one of its architects. [0]

Google Talk beta launches

Google Talk beta launches

24th Aug 2005 Google, the search engine giant, continue their expansion into new areas with the launch of their instant messaging service, Google Talk.  [0]

Next generation Centrino includes dual core

Next generation Centrino includes dual core

23rd Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Sean Maloney, Intel's mobile honcho, has officially introduced the next Centrino platform, Napa. It includes not only dual core chips, but also improved graphics and video support too. [0]

DDR3 memory to come in 2007

DDR3 memory to come in 2007

23rd Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Intel has been talking about its roadmap for desktop memory. DDR3 is in from 2007, and DDR2 is ramping up speeds. [0]

Intel PC powered by car battery

Intel PC powered by car battery

23rd Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Fed up of running out of power? Why not do like Intel and hook up your PC straight to a car battery? [0]

Intel introduces new desktop processors

Intel introduces new desktop processors

23rd Aug 2005 IDF FALL 05: Intel's got new processors coming. They are planning to change their entire desktop and notebooks line to chips based on the same microarchitecture, delivering better performance per watt of power. Could this be Intel's comback kid? [0]

Intel Developer Forum kicks off in San Francisco

Intel Developer Forum kicks off in San Francisco

23rd Aug 2005 Intel's 6-monthly shindig is getting under way this morning in the Moscone centre, San Francisco. Expect new processor announcements - we'll be bringing you updates! [0]

Sony OK's legal file sharing

Sony OK's legal file sharing

23rd Aug 2005 Sony OK's a potentially groundbreaking deal that will allow Playlouder customer to legally share their Sony licensed music files with other customers. [0]

Windows: Remixed

Windows: Remixed

23rd Aug 2005 Take a dash of hackery, and a smidgen of slipstreaming. Cook until tender on P2P. Serve on a bed of broadband and pirate bay plaudits.  [0]

Xbox 360 to use notebook hard drive

Xbox 360 to use notebook hard drive

23rd Aug 2005 Microsoft move to 2.5" hard drives as part of the Xbox's diet program, but some gamers are still confused over the costs. We dispell some of the myths. [0]

Best mods of QuakeCon 2005

Best mods of QuakeCon 2005

23rd Aug 2005 Get 3,000 gamers under the one roof, like QuakeCon 2005, and you can expect to see some impressive mods. Throw in US$4500 prize money and you've got yourself a Case Modding Competition. [0]

The Xbox 360 Edition

The Xbox 360 Edition

22nd Aug 2005 Lots of 360 goodies, including a J Allard interview, some Games Convention coverage and a leaked brochure for the 360. [0]

Quake 3 source code released

Quake 3 source code released

22nd Aug 2005 id Software have released the Quake 3 source code under the GPL, for everyone to play with. Anyone fancy a (home) brew? [0]

Spyware? Isn't that in Star Wars?

Spyware? Isn't that in Star Wars?

22nd Aug 2005 Spyware is just something from the movies, right? A sizable portion of people believe that it's all a Phantom Menace, according to a new survey [0]

OSx86: The crackdown begins.

OSx86: The crackdown begins.

22nd Aug 2005 Cupertino lets slip the dogs of litigation, and demands that video of OSx86 is taken down from enthusiast sites. [0]





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