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Word is out that NVIDIA's new 80nm GPU is right around the corner - September, in fact.
A new company has formed with the primary intent of having competitive gaming classified as a sport.
Pipex announces that it is to roll out the first large-scale commercial WiMax network in the broadband-lite city.
We take a look at some of the hottest projects in the bit-tech forums. Spied this month - some awesome plastics work, a couple of V1000 mods, an incredible auto-part scratch build and more woodworking mastery from the creator of Sangaku.
The PS2 has now got an even lower price. What's more, the console has revitalised itself with a brand spanking new pink look. Check it out.
Is Amazon out to create a service that rivals iTunes? It could well be.
We check out some shots of the HTPC-a-like PS3 dev kit, and Sony reveals that PS3 production hasn't started yet.
Intel has a lot on its plate, including the addition of a new chipset and the subtraction of many chips.
Sony has begun shipping its new dual-layer 50GB Blu-ray discs. They're quite a steal at only $48 USD per disc!
The fastest recorded time for completing Halo 2 has got into the Guiness World Records. Whatever next?
Ascaron's latest space game Darkstar One is attempting to revitalise a dying genre. We checked it out to see if it was anywhere near as good as the legendary 'Elite'.
Analysts at the Yankee Group in Boston say that Sony will inevitably win the next-gen console war - but not before years of bruised egos and slim profit margins.
Showing that AMD isn't just for servers, Dell adds Athlons to its desktop line.
Infinium has jacked in the idea of creating a games console, and will instead launch a service that streams games to Windows XP desktops. Because no-one does that already?
Politicians are notoriously out of touch with the connected world that we live in. Is this acceptable? Alex Watson contemplates tubes, emails and political parties dedicated to the cause of piracy.
The tech industry has seen many dubious claims made about products. In this mini-featurette, Wil Harris examines three of the most outrageous.
Hackers are targeting online games accounts, to steal your characters and then sell them on.
The US has awarded the contract for supervising the net to ICANN, keeping them in control of cyber-space. What does that mean for you at home?
The next version of the increasingly popular internet browser, Firefox, has been pushed back a month.
There have been rumours flying for months about Vista not making its January timetable - but a writer for WinInfo says he thinks they're right on target.
October 14 2021 | 15:04