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Budget in price, mainstream in aspiration.
Ever wondered how one of the most popular maps in the world came into existence? Its creator has dished the dirt on how it came to be, including his inspiration.
Ahead of CES, Intel has pulled the covers off its new branding programme. There's a new logo, Intel Inside is dead, and we have some promo photos from Vegas.
Is Microsoft running scared yet? A new PC from the searchsters could come in at under $200 using a Google OS.
The guys at eMargin Corp have come up with a video iPod accessory that costs more than the iPod itself. Don't let us catch you wearing this one on the streets though...
A report in a Taiwanese newspaper suggests that Intel has signed a licensing agreement with Taiwanese audio codec specialist C-Media. Details of the agreement are light at the moment.
Kirsten Kearney dons her Bond Girl wig and svelte red dress ready to play the femme fatale. We're looking at the alpha release of GoldenEye: Source, bringing you our gameplay impressions and a comparison of the new graphics with the N64 classic.
Digital Media Adapters are an important part of bringing the digital home to a wide range of consumers. VIIV is launching later this week, without DMA capabilities. It seems like they're a thing of the future for the time being...
Today, we're having a look at an Evesham Home Theatre PC with a difference. It's as small and as cool as a Mac Mini, but will it be able to handle Windows Media Center Edition while remaining as quiet as the Mini? Read on to find out...
First-generation DVD drives required the operating system to enforce region coding, which caused a number of problems with newer DVD drives. Microsoft will remove these problems in Windows Vista by dropping support for the older drives.
DDR and DDR2 might be more expensive by the second quarter of next year, as makers in the East contemplate lowering their production.
Wherever they may be, spammers can now be prosecuted for sending unsolicited mail to UK email users, according to a new court judgment.
The Attorney General in New York is going after record companies for conspiring to keep prices high on the iTunes music store. It's nice to have someone looking out for the consumer!
Intel's new Extreme Edition processor sports two physical cores and Hyper Threading for another two virtual cores. Is the the ultimate processor for the hardcore gamer, or is it more suited to power users? We go in-depth to find out.
Christmas 2005 is finally here. Bit-tech wishes you a safe and happy festive period.
Intel recently sponsored a short film competition for aspiring filmmakers to create a short featuring a digital home scene. Find out what some of the most creative minds in England make of all this technology lark, and download the winning films.
Looking to buy a dual-monitor setup? Wait two weeks and find out if Dell's Cinema Display rival, the 3007WFP, is worth a look. You can't argue with 2560x1600 from a single LCD.
In a Top 10 that would leave even David Letterman bemused, Mikael Svärdh shortlists his ten weirdest case mod ever.
Mac specialists Macally have developed a genius set of headphones which allows you to slot your iPod nano directly into them. The mTUNE-N is sure to be a hit.
ASUS has released an environmentally friendly notebook that features reduced Lead, Mercury and other nasties. At just 1.4KG, you could almost put it in your pocket.
Looking for gaming performance in a portable form-factor? We put Alienware's Area-51 m5700 Centrino notebook through its paces. Is a GeForce Go 6800 really 'too slow' these days?
Seagate, the world's leading hard drive manufacturer will buy Maxtor in a deal worth around $2 billion. It is said to save the two companies around $300 million in operating expenses after the first full year of integration.
The EU is set to impose a 14% import tariff on all LCD screens 19" and larger that are not produced in European Union countries. Only The Netherlands has imposed it thus far, but other countries will follow very soon.
According to reports, Symantec's line of AntiVirus software is vulnerable to attack. The problem, labelled as highly critical, is related to the way that Norton AntiVirus handles RAR files. Full details inside.
October 14 2021 | 15:04