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Under the harsh lights, Jon Hare gives-up more CCTV detail
16 February 2008, 12:39
Catch baddies in the park and drag em back to the nearest station for a session of hardcore interrogation - what could be more fun? Jon Hare reveals more about ...
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S3 Graphics fires back with Chrome 400 Series
15 February 2008, 17:16
S3 Graphics, a joint venture between S3 and VIA announced today the Chrome 400 Series discrete graphics processors and promises DirectX 10 performance in an energy-efficient package for desktop and ...
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HEXUS Dragon Tour 2007 :: Why does MSI stick notebooks in easy-bake ovens?
14 February 2008, 08:58
Bizarre experience watching an expensive notebook being covered in tiny thermal sensors and then cooked in an oven - let alone machines that open and close laptops for six years... ...
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Review: The best graphics card for £50?
14 February 2008, 03:57
Does the Radeon HD 3650 cut the £50 mustard. We tell you whether it's worth buying a retail card from either Sapphire or HIS.
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GPGPU: far more important than you think. Think 10x a CPU's performance
13 February 2008, 11:45
Why we need more funding for GPGPU. It beats the pants off a quad-core CPU when done right.
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Intel and Nokia present seamless wireless switching
13 February 2008, 11:41
What do you do if you're in a video conference call on the go but find you're starting to lose Wi-Fi signal? If Intel and Nokia have anything to do ...
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HEXUS Dragon Tour 2007 :: Abit of what you fancy - inside the mainboard maker's HQ !
13 February 2008, 09:23
Say 'BP6' to a group of tech-heads and the men instantly separate from the boys. Abit has been producing enthusiast technology since memory was measured in KB. Enjoy this hyperspeed ...
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Apple launches Aperture 2, introduces over 100 new features
12 February 2008, 14:34
Apple has just launched Aperture 2, the latest version of its photo editing and management software. Version 2 brings over 100 new features with which Apple claim "anyone can easily ...
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Apple's OS X 10.5.2 update available
12 February 2008, 09:46
Users of Apple's Leopard operating system can now update to version 10.5.2 and with it obtain a whole lot of fixes and improved performance.
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Imperial College London: using a million quad-cores?
12 February 2008, 09:18
Imperial College London has one of the best aeronautic/air-frame engineering departments in the world. HEXUS.tv spoke with Ferri Aliabadi, head of the aerostructures division, about how he'd use a million ...
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AMD CTO reckons the CPU is dead: APU is the new king.
12 February 2008, 08:07
APUs and not CPus will be the talking point of 2009, according to Phil Hester, AMD CTO
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Intel and FREEDOM4 collaborate on UK WiMAX network
11 February 2008, 16:07
Intel and FREEDOM4 announced today a collaboration that both companies hope will help accelerate mobile WiMAX deployment in the UK.
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What is AMD doing in 2008, then?
11 February 2008, 11:26
AMD's Giuseppe Amato details what AMD plans for 2008.
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HEXUS - CES 2008 :: Corsair's Andy Paul introduces 32GB USB stick drives
11 February 2008, 08:00
During the 'HEXUS: Tested to Destruction' programmes, we saw just how durable Corsair's portable drive solutions are. Andy Paul took some time out at CES to give HEXUS.tv viewers a ...
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BBC's iPlayer will come to Macs by the end of 2008
8 February 2008, 16:18
BBC's iPlayer is a pretty useful program but it hasn't been made available in the best possible method. Initially, Windows Vista users were left waiting and today, Apple Mac users ...
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HTC Vista UMPC to hit the UK within weeks
8 February 2008, 11:30
HTC’s long-awaited Shift UMPC is set to arrive in the UK later this month and, rumour has it, you’ll also be able to buy it from Orange.
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Surprise: Windows Vista SP1 now in hands of pirates!
8 February 2008, 10:27
Arr, those pirates be at it again! Vista's Service Pack 1 hasn't made its way t' us payin' consumers yet but users o' BitTorrent already be downloadin' it freely. Curse ...
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XBMC heads from Xbox to Mac
8 February 2008, 09:54
People still hold their old Xbox consoles dear to their heart and the main reason for that is XBMC, a media centre application which turns a modded Xbox console into ...
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ZERO-G: Final flight film - behind the scenes of the coolest footage
7 February 2008, 12:46
In the final part of our competition footage, we get behind the scenes of the day itself - with in depth looks at the preparation, handy hints and tips given ...
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Intel and STMicroelectronics ship phase change memory samples
7 February 2008, 11:05
Intel Corporation and STMicroelectronics have started to ship prototype samples of a future product using a new technology called phase change memory, bringing the technology one step closer to adoption.
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Belkin's wireless USB hub finally coming to the UK
7 February 2008, 09:50
Not liking the clutter of wires from all your USB devices? Belkin's wireless USB hub, the first CE certified Wireless USB product for Europe, could be the solution for you.
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D-Link's wireless access point could prevent smoking in the office
6 February 2008, 15:59
Enterprise environments looking for the discreetest of discrete wireless access points need look no further than D-Link's new smoke alarm in disguise, the DWL-3260AP.
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Intel says X48 will ship mid-March
6 February 2008, 15:16
Intel's upcoming gaming-centric chipset, the X48, could finally make it to market by the middle of March, the chip giant has apparently told its mobo-maker customers.
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eBoostr brings Vista-like Readyboost to Windows XP
6 February 2008, 13:04
Windows XP system running low on RAM? In need of Windows Vista's Readyboost technology? No problem, eBoostr is the answer.
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CHIEFTEC launches CX-05 tower for gamers
6 February 2008, 10:50
CHIEFTEC has added the CX-05 gamer chassis to its Aegis lineup. At a depth of 540mm, CHIEFTEC's new tower can accommodate mATX, ATX and EATX motherboards.
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Noctua adds a 92mm fan to its arsenal
6 February 2008, 10:06
The generally well received range of fans from Noctua have been added to today in the form of Noctua's first 92mm fan, the NF-B9.
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Microsoft's hardware group dishes out two new mice
5 February 2008, 15:16
Adding to its already plentiful range of mice, Microsoft today announced the forthcoming arrival of its Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and Wireless Laser Mouse 7000.
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HIPER extends Type M series with 780 Watt PSU
5 February 2008, 12:51
In addition to its HPU-4M630 and HPU-4M880 Type M ultra-efficient power supplies, HIPER has added a 780 Watt model that offers an average efficiency of +85%.
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Dell's XPS 630 draws near, promises to be a new challenger
5 February 2008, 11:57
An entry-level gaming system from Dell is on the horizon as a promotional page for the XPS 630 lands on Dell's UK website.
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Review: MSI vs. ZOTAC: shootout at the GeForce 8800 GTS 512 Corral
5 February 2008, 08:22
Got £200 to spend on a graphics-card upgrade? You need to read this.
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Windows Vista SP1 released to manufacturing
4 February 2008, 14:40
Microsoft has announced that its Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista has today been released to manufacturing. Don't start checking Windows Update just yet though, it won't be served out ...
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Lite-On takes ergonomics to a whole new level with Moldable Mouse
4 February 2008, 10:15
There are plenty of mice out there that claim to be more ergonomic than the next one. I doubt however that any are quite as ergonomic as Lite-On's Moldable Mouse, ...
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Intel sheds light on 45nm Silverthorne CPU and 2bn-transistor Itanium 2
4 February 2008, 10:06
HyperThreading on a 2W CPU. 2bn transistors on newest Itanium, featuring Quickpath.
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