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 There's already a Doom movie. It's called 'Aliens'. Wednesday, 26th October 2005 

It doesn’t matter if your PC station is made of dusty old beige bits. As long as the inside bits are go-fast, and you get a reasonable 30fps on CS Dust @ 800x600. It all adds up to a quality gaming experience that pounds out the frames on a 17” fishbowl CRT.

A rig that gets you from A to B with pragmatic efficiency is all the banana you need in today’s gaming fruit punch.

On the other hand, if you’re a bit into yourself and like everything all black and shiny, glowey and cool, then there are about 4 million products you can buy today to give you techwood.

Like the Samsung 193P Plus 19” LCD, or the Flexiglow Illuminated Keyboard. Both are plastic sex to die for. Sure, the downtrodden beige crew will think you’re a bit of a wanker – but really, who gives a toss when you’ve got toys like these to bring you true happiness.

Ben

PS. There’s only a few days left for the best damn comp we’ve ever run. If you haven’t entered the D-Link Drive a V8 Supercar comp, then we’ll just assume you haven’t got the guts to face the V8 challenge.


  • Samsung 193P Plus
  • Flexiglow xRaider illuminated keyboard
  • Escape Velocity Nova
  • iTunes lands in Australia
  • Mobile phone market to exceed 800 million units: surveys
  • Canon to develop fuel cells for printers, cameras
  • Intel to delay next version of Itanium chip
  • AMD signs x86 licensing agreements in China
  • Atomic Live - the Event of the Century!



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    Atomic Live - the Event of the Century!
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    Samsung 193P Plus
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    Flexiglow xRaider illuminated keyboard
    Flexiglow's big brother illuminated keyboard is everything you'd ever want, sans multimedia keys. More...



    Escape Velocity Nova
    Logan Booker can show you a free to trial RPG in space that you'll fall in love with instantly. Well, semi-instantly.
    More...

    iTunes lands in Australia
    Apple’s iTunes online music store is now available in Australia, offering users more than one million songs and over 1000 music videos.
    More...

    Mobile phone market to exceed 800 million units: surveys
    The world's mobile phone makers are expected to sell more than 800 million units this year, up from earlier estimates of around 775 million handsets. More...

    Canon to develop fuel cells for printers, cameras
    Japan's Canon said it has developed tiny fuel cells that it hopes will start replacing conventional batteries to power some of its digital cameras and printers in three years. More...

    Intel to delay next version of Itanium chip
    Intel said on Monday it was delaying the next version of its Itanium chip, used in high-end server computers, until the middle of 2006, citing quality issues. More...

    AMD signs x86 licensing agreements in China
    Advanced Micro Deviceshas signed agreements with the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology and Peking University to license AMD x86 microprocessor design technology. More...

    Competitions

    Win a Geil One DDR 2 x 512MB kit
    It doesn’t get any easier than this: GeIL Memory knows Atomicans are a talented bunch, and they want YOU to design a graphic for use in their next ad campaign – the winning graphic will even be published in Atomic with credit to the designer!

    Win the chance to drive a new V8 race car!
    Abusing high-performance, fast cars in a game is all well and good, but getting in the driver’s seat of a V8 monster and screaming around a race track in real life?

    1 x Engin VOIP-enabled Linksys broadband wireless router
    Broadband is the future.

    1x Logitech G7 wireless laser mouse
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    Win one of FIVE Call of Duty 2 Special Edition packs!
    Score the supreme DVD Special Edition of Activision's cracking sequel to the multi-award winning Call of Duty.

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