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 Please wait while we take A FEW READINGS. Wednesday, 3rd August 2005 

Do you love reviews? Reviews of tasty, hot graphics cards and the very best in gadgetry? Then the super-fast Sapphire RADEON X800 in Atomic’s August issue should really get your juices flowing... and they’ll be overflowing once you feast your eyes on August’s Gearbox.

In Gearbox, Nathan Davis check's out the toy dinosaur Roboraptor, the totally rollable AirTouch Keyboard, the tune-making StikAx and an F1 racing gaming wheel that can only be described as ‘fully awesome’.


These reviews and more are available online now to Green Club members.


  • 512MB Sapphire Radeon X800 XL
  • Guild Wars
  • Gearbox: August 05
  • Hackers working on Cisco exploit
  • IE 7 busts some IM clients
  • HP to stop selling Apple iPods
  • Virus writer targets AV vendors
  • Opera fixes bugs in 8.02
  • Microsoft: No broad IE 7 beta for now



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    Atomic Maximum Power Computing


    512MB Sapphire Radeon X800 XL
    Amidst all the excitement of the next-gen cards about to hit the shelves, there are still some decent happenings back in current-ville. We’ve all been waiting for a doubling in memory to happen, and it finally has occurred. Here we have a 512MB video card, and in the form of the new X800 XL. More...


    Guild Wars
    There was a time when gamers gawked at the prospect of paying a monthly fee for a single game, but now the concept of a subscription-free MMORPG seems almost as crazy. More...


     Green Club OnlyGearbox: August 05
    Nathan Davis snuggles with a plastic velociraptor and basks in the glow of Atari nostalgia.
    More...


    Hackers working on Cisco exploit
    Security experts and hackers at the DefCon conference, a follow-on to the Black Hat conference, are said to be working on an exploit based on existing vulnerabilities in Cisco's IOS. More...

    IE 7 busts some IM clients
    The first beta of Microsoft's new Internet Explorer breaks some instant messengers, including the popular Trillian. More...

    HP to stop selling Apple iPods
    Hewlett-Packard has ended its high-profile deal with Apple to sell the popular iPod music player, saying the device doesn't "fit into HP's current entertainment strategy". More...

    Virus writer targets AV vendors
    A virus writer, apparently seeking notoriety instead of financial gain, has released malicious code that ridicules anti-virus vendors and Sasser worm author Sven Jaschan, according to a security firm. More...

    Opera fixes bugs in 8.02
    Opera Software this week updated its Windows browser to patch three security vulnerabilities. More...

    Microsoft: No broad IE 7 beta for now
    Microsoft has released the first beta of Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP SP2, but only to limited group of beta testers, developers, and corporate workers. More...
    Competitions

    6 x xRaider Flexiglow mouse pads

    Mouse pads! Everyone needs at least one.


    5x packs of Destroy All Humans! for Xbox + T-shirt and soundtrack

    Oh no! Aliens are attacking! Truly!


    Atari Flashback game console

    Console technology is progressing so fast these days. So fast, in fact, that one is wont to forget all that has come before.

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