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Peripherals
First SATA 3 performance impression; not much has changed yet
By
Justin Robinson
| Oct 27, 2009 |
13 Comments
SATA-III moves at an unchanged pace.
Peripherals
Origin touts first 1TB hardware encrypted drive
By
The Inquirer
| Oct 15, 2009 |
8 Comments
External casing builds in 256bit AES encryption.
Peripherals
DRAM error rates higher than thought
By
Justin Robinson
| Oct 7, 2009 |
4 Comments
Even ECC is affected.
Peripherals
Holographic storage products developed
By
The Inquirer
| Sep 30, 2009 |
6 Comments
Emtech
: GE is showing off 1TB DVD-sized disks.
Peripherals
Seagate ships the world's fastest largest hard drive
By
The Inquirer
| Sep 22, 2009 |
4 Comments
P55 motherboard friendly to boot.
Earlier News
16-09-2009
Startup builds enterprise class SSDs
10-09-2009
Adaptec MaxiQ SSD caches RAID arrays
26-08-2009
Symwave's USB 3.0 SoC is almost ready
21-08-2009
Reporting about Apple's exploding devices is wrong
13-08-2009
Intel starts shipping SSDs again
12-08-2009
Intel and Micron create 3-bit flash cells
23-07-2009
Intel claims its SSDs are super fast
22-07-2009
Intel launching 34nm SSDs at bargain-basement prices
16-07-2009
Marvell SATA 3 chips stripped from P55, X58 motherboards
13-07-2009
Apple blames materials for iPhone problems
29-06-2009
Intel's 34nm NAND SSDs launch in two weeks
15-06-2009
Linux first OS to support USB 3.0
01-06-2009
Asus to launch a home media player
04-05-2009
Silver oozey gunk can help shrink portable tech
29-04-2009
Scientists think games should be smellier
21-04-2009
G.Skill releases the Falcon
17-04-2009
Logitech's biggest mouse evar
11-03-2009
It's contest time!
11-03-2009
Cool stuff from Corsair
10-03-2009
PSP goodies and RAIDed SD cards
09-03-2009
Enermax goes for bling
23-02-2009
Nanotechnology leads to incredible data density
06-02-2009
Intel drops SSD prices
04-02-2009
Sennheiser HD800 Audiophile Headphones
28-01-2009
WD announces 2TB drive
22-01-2009
Seagate fracks up firmware update
20-01-2009
Seagate fixes failing drives
20-01-2009
Belkin's cash for comment
14-01-2009
Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 drives failing
07-01-2009
Verbatim goes quad
17-12-2008
Write a review and WIN!
21-11-2008
256GB SSD raises the bar
12-11-2008
USB 3.0 specs announced
07-11-2008
Sandisk speeds up SSD
06-11-2008
Microsoft adds SSD to the Windows 7 recipe
13-10-2008
Seagate talks SSDs
08-10-2008
Stuff to buy at LIVE!
02-10-2008
Iphone NDA scrapped
29-09-2008
Toshiba releases 1.8 inch drive
21-08-2008
SATA doubles its speed - again
13-08-2008
Nvidia brings Cuda to the notebook
24-07-2008
WD makes enterprise Velociraptors
17-07-2008
Boffins develop long-life flash memory
18-06-2008
Lacie debuts Little Big Disk Quadra
28-05-2008
Samsung delivers speediest and biggest SSD at 256GB
19-03-2008
Adaptec's new cards are awesome
08-06-2006
Computex Day 2: ATI physics, 1GB X1600 and Shuttle 700W PSUs!
07-06-2006
Computex Day 1: GDDR3, GX2s, Babecams and more!
16-05-2006
Sly NVIDIA and Corsair; show off SLI memory
18-01-2006
Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 comp winners
17-11-2005
Funky-dory mouse comp
17-10-2005
Greasing the monkey
07-06-2004
Computex 2004, Day 3 -- John Gillooly
07-06-2004
Computex 2004, Day 3 -- Darren Ellis
04-06-2004
Double layer gives DVD extra bulk
04-06-2004
Computex 2004, Day 2 -- John Gillooly
03-06-2004
Computex 2004, Day 1 -- Darren Ellis
03-06-2004
Computex 2004, Day 1 -- John Gillooly
05-01-2004
More DVD burner winning goodness!
29-12-2003
Another Mitsubishi DVD burner won!
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BlizzCon 2009
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Electronic Entertainment Expo 2009
Atomic's Hot Awards
Augmented contact lenses hit significant milestone
How to get gore in the Australian L4D2 demo
CPU and GPU now, the convergence goes on
Could Modern Warfare 2 be any worse on PC?
The end of US Internet freedom looms
Could Modern Warfare 2 be any worse on PC?
Alienware Area-51 ALX
MSI launch overclocking comp
How to get gore in the Australian L4D2 demo
GMC R4 Bulldozer
Editor's Choice
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Osmos
Scribblenauts Interview
Why Torchwood has the potential to be better than Doctor Who
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Dune remake needs new director
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Halo Waypoint launches on Xbox Live
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