4 hours ago CES 2009: This morning, Leadtek has pre-announced Nvidia's GeForce GTX 285, ahead of its official unveiling next week. [1]
4 hours ago CES 2009: SanDisk has this morning announced its third generation family of solid state drives at CES. It claims they're the fastest MLC drives ever. [5]
4 hours ago CES 2009: Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer demonstrated the world's first flexible OLED technology today during his keynote at CES. [4]
10 hours ago CES 2009: Ballmer's first CES keynote focused on Windows 7, Windows Live and some new developments in the world of Xbox 360. [10]
7th Jan 2009 Apple's last MacWorld keynote was frankly full of disappointments and no shows - the most interesting news came from outside the keynote arena. [20]
6th Jan 2009 CES 2009: MSI has introduced the X-Slim X320 13.4-inch netbook, which measures just 1.98cm at its thickest point. [5]
6th Jan 2009 CES 2009: Seagate has released its two-platter Barracuda 7200.12 1TB hard drive, pushing platter densities to a massive 500GB. [18]
26th Dec 2008 Intel kills the season of goodwill and decides that it won't sell its Atom CPUs without the chipset bundled. [34]
24th Dec 2008 UPDATE: Play.com changed the price to £27.99 Sorry! [9]
23rd Dec 2008 Before you head off for Christmas, we've got an absolutely stonking competition for you that runs right through the festive period. [19]
18th Dec 2008 Nvidia has made a surprise revelation this afternoon: it now offers upgradeable notebook graphics drivers for download directly from its website. [10]
16th Dec 2008 XFX is now an official AMD partner and will produce ATI graphics cards starting from early 2009. The company will also remain an Nvidia partner as well. [24]
16th Dec 2008 We have learned from several anonymous tipsters that AMD has culled a large portion of its workforce at its UK headquarters in Frimley today. [1]
15th Dec 2008 Seagate has made moves to reduce the warranty offered on consumer-grade products to three years from the current five, starting from 3rd January 2009. [15]
11th Dec 2008 Godfrey Cheng, Director of Technical Marketing in AMD's Graphics Products Group, has said that PhysX will die if it remains a closed and proprietary standard. [63]
11th Dec 2008 The Khronos Group has released the first version of the OpenCL specification right on schedule - AMD, Intel and Nvidia are on board. [12]
10th Dec 2008 Following the collapse of Evesham Technology in 2007, a group of ex-employees have teamed up to offer support to former customers. [5]
8th Dec 2008 Electronic Arts and 2K Games have announced that they will both license Nvidia's PhysX technology across all of their worldwide studios. [25]
5th Dec 2008 A 32GB flash drive the size of your finger that works at 90MB/s? OCZ's new Throttle seems to have the answer. [15]
4th Dec 2008 Cooler Master has revealed some more details about the Black Edition bundle we revealed last month. [20]
1st Dec 2008 Way ahead of schedule, More Computers here in the UK has already listed AMD's next generation Phenom II processors. [3]
28th Nov 2008 Following our UCP 900W review, YOYOTech has dropped the unit's price by £20. And that's before Alistair Darling's VAT cut comes in! [28]
21st Nov 2008 AMD's new 45nm Deneb CPUs are apparently designed for overclocking should hit 4GHz easily and 6GHz with extreme cooling. [37]
20th Nov 2008 Packard Bell last night pulled the curtains back on its entry into the netbook market at an event in Central London. [21]
20th Nov 2008 EVGA's latest X58 design should give Asus' Rampage II Extreme a run for its money in the extreme overclocking stakes. [10]
20th Nov 2008 Kanguru has announced the availability of a rather novel pendrive featuring both USB 2.0 and eSATA 3Gb/s connectivity, with a surprising difference in performance between the two. [10]