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RAIDON refreshes GearRAID storage solutions
22 July 2009, 16:30
New look RAID solutions for SOHO and workstation users.
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Synology's iPhone application now available from Apple App Store
22 July 2009, 15:06
Stream NAS-hosted music to your iPhone or iPhone touch.
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Enermax lets loose flashy Apollish fans
22 July 2009, 14:38
If you like a bit of bling on your chassis, fans don't tend to come much shinier than this.
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Corsair's Dominator GT memory heads back to retail
22 July 2009, 12:48
Crisis over folks, Corsair and Elpida have solved the problem with faulty Hyper ICs.
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NZXT announces M59 gaming chassis
22 July 2009, 12:25
Gaming chassis with optimal airflow, maximum expandability, sleek aesthetics, and clean wire management, says NZXT.
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Microsoft confirms: Windows 7 Family Pack is real, coming soon
22 July 2009, 10:43
Just as the low-cost Windows 7 pre-orders sell out, Microsoft confirms that there will be a multi-license Family Pack.
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NVIDIA pushes out ForceWare 190.38 drivers
22 July 2009, 10:23
WHQL-Certified driver for GeForce 6, 7, 8, 9, 100, and 200-series desktop GPUs and ION GPUs.
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Intel launches 34nm SSDs: lower prices, better performance
21 July 2009, 17:14
Intel's 34nm solid state drives are official, and they're both quicker and cheaper, too.
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PowerColor launches quartet of passive "GO! GREEN" Radeon GPUs
21 July 2009, 15:17
Radeon HD 4670, 4650 and 4350 all available with the promise of silence and lower power consumption.
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ZOTAC attempts to kick start CUDA-accelerated apps with Boost bundle
21 July 2009, 14:39
Beginning August, buy a ZOTAC graphics card and you'll get a "Boost" bundle featuring a trio of CUDA-enhanced apps.
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Intel to usher in Core i5 processors on September 6th?
21 July 2009, 13:01
Mainstream Nehalem draws near, but will Lynnfield parts branded as both Core i5 and Core i7 cause confusion?
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Microsoft releases Linux drivers for Hyper-V
21 July 2009, 12:19
Accepts the inevitable and moves to optimise virtualised Linux performance.
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The Museum of Computing - classic computer history!
21 July 2009, 11:27
At the recent re-opening of the Museum of Computing, Steve chats to Simon Webb, curator of the museum, about some of the iconic exhibits they have on display... get ready ...
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Point of View rolls out NVIDIA ION-based Mobii netbook
20 July 2009, 17:09
Point of View has officially launched its Mobii ION 230 netbook.
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Crucial joins the high-speed SSD scene
20 July 2009, 15:24
Crucial has unveiled its flagship M225 SSD, available in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities.
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Kingston launches world's first 256GB flash drive, calls it DataTraveler 300
20 July 2009, 13:41
A month after the launch of the DataTraveler 200, Kingston doubles the capacity of USB flash drives.
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Gateway extends netbook line with familiar Intel Atom-based system
20 July 2009, 10:42
Gateway's next in line for some of that lucrative Intel Atom market.
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Mobile apps predicted to rival the Internet
20 July 2009, 10:22
But the market is not expected to mature for ten years and the vast majority of developers will not make money.
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Firefox 3.5.1 still crashing, but not exploitable, says Mozilla
20 July 2009, 10:02
Mozilla responds to widespread reports suggesting that the latest release of its Firefox browser remains insecure.
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Windows 7 Home Premium E going for £39.99
17 July 2009, 16:49
Available through Argos with the use of a voucher code. Hurry, we can't see this one lasting long.
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Firefox 3.5.1 now available, critical vulnerabilities fixed
17 July 2009, 15:54
Mozilla has launched an updated version of its Firefox browser, fixing a recently-discovered JavaScript flaw.
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Dell Inspiron 13 to bridge the gap between netbook and notebook?
17 July 2009, 14:44
Thin, light, and armed with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and ATI Mobility Radeon graphics. The perfect ultra-portable?
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MSI OC Genie introduces one-touch automatic overclocking
17 July 2009, 14:15
Want to try and smash benchmarks but don't know how? MSI is set to drastically simplify the overclocking process.
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Alienware gives its "all-powered" M17x notebook a paint job
17 July 2009, 12:33
Now available in Nebula Red or Lunar Silver.
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Microsoft announces Windows Home Server Power Pack 3 Beta
17 July 2009, 11:30
The latest Power Pack for Windows Home Server is here, and it's promising improved Windows 7 integration.
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Dell launches clutter-free Vostro All In One for business users
17 July 2009, 11:16
All-in-one PCs are becoming popular in the home, but Dell reckons they're perfectly suited to the workplace, too.
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Thecus rolls out new-and-improved AJAX user interface
17 July 2009, 10:01
New interface hits Thecus' N5500, N7700SAS and N8800SAS NAS products.
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Corsair extends line of solid state drives with high-end Extreme series
16 July 2009, 15:45
Enthusiast-orientated Extreme Series SSDs launched in 128GB, 64GB and 32GB capacities.
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EVGA launches dual-screen InterView 1700 display
16 July 2009, 15:10
EVGA's dual-screen display has been in development for as long as we can remember, and it's now ready for retail.
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ASUS shows off complete line of "best-of-breed" graphics cards
16 July 2009, 13:54
ASUS shows off a range of unique graphics cards designed to meet the demands of every DIY PC enthusiast.
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Synology lets loose Disk Station Manager 2.2 beta
16 July 2009, 12:18
Introduces support for iPhone streaming, a DLNA-compliant media server, and more.
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Antec explains: continuous power vs. peak power PSUs
16 July 2009, 10:36
Antec reckons other brands are being dishonest and misleading customers, so it's on a mission to educate.
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The clock starts ticking on Windows 7's pre-order promotion
15 July 2009, 16:05
Microsoft's Windows 7 pre-order promotion is underway and UK retailers are warning that price hikes are just weeks away.
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