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Intel X25-M Solid State Drive 
Reviews > Peripherals
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Intel X25-M Solid State Drive
By Justin Robinson | Nov 21, 2008
The fastest Solid State Drive we've seen.
 
Solidata K5-64 SSD 
Reviews > Peripherals
Solidata K5-64 SSD
By Justin Robinson | Aug 4, 2009
Definitely not a liquid.
 
OCZ Apex 120GB 
Reviews > Peripherals
Hot Award
OCZ Apex 120GB
By Justin Robinson | Jun 10, 2009
OCZ's new SSD - now in orange!
 
Intel X25-E 32GB SSD 
Reviews > Peripherals
Intel X25-E 32GB SSD
By Justin Robinson | May 6, 2009
Intel's fastest SSD just got furious - and bloody expensive!.
 
State of the game: Warhammer Online 
Features > PC Games
State of the game: Warhammer Online
By David Hollingworth | Oct 31, 2008
What's been happening in the world of non-Warcraft?
 
The confusing economic state of the video game industry 
News > PC Games
The confusing economic state of the video game industry
By David Hollingworth | Feb 18, 2009
Essential linkage: Game sales are up, but profits are falling and developers closing... WTF? This may be why.
 
Startup builds enterprise class SSDs 
News > Peripherals
Startup builds enterprise class SSDs
By The Inquirer | Sep 16, 2009
Two to four times faster than an already fast thing.
 
Intel claims its SSDs are super fast 
News > Peripherals
Intel claims its SSDs are super fast
By The Inquirer | Jul 23, 2009
New drives faster and cheaper than ever before. Schwing!
 
G.Skill releases the Falcon 
News > Peripherals
G.Skill releases the Falcon
By The Inquirer | Apr 21, 2009
New contender G.Skill to prey on the SSD market.
 
How to foil rootkits 
News > Security
How to foil rootkits
By The Inquirer | Nov 5, 2009
Put all your hooks in one basket.
 
GIGABYTE P55-UD6 
Reviews > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
GIGABYTE P55-UD6
By Justin Robinson | Nov 2, 2009
Best overclocker of the P55 bunch.
 
Engineers cram 1TB of data into fingernail-sized chip 
News > Science
Engineers cram 1TB of data into fingernail-sized chip
By Justin Robinson | Oct 23, 2009
One trillion bytes, made in nanoscale.
 
Windows 7 slower to boot than Vista 
News > Operating Systems
Windows 7 slower to boot than Vista
By The Inquirer | Oct 9, 2009
Windows 7 taking a step backwards in speed?
 
DRAM error rates higher than thought 
News > Peripherals
DRAM error rates higher than thought
By Justin Robinson | Oct 7, 2009
Even ECC is affected.
 
5 things we want from the next Indiana Jones film 
Features > Entertainment
5 things we want from the next Indiana Jones film
By Simon Brew | Sep 25, 2009
With the news that a story for Indiana Jones 5 is now in place, we put together our wishlist of what we do - and don't - want in the next film.
 
Korean cinema 101 
Features > Entertainment
Korean cinema 101
By Staff writers | Feb 19, 2009
From under the shadow of state control, we look at how Korean cinema has evolved to where it is today...
 
Adaptec MaxiQ SSD caches RAID arrays 
News > Peripherals
Adaptec MaxiQ SSD caches RAID arrays
By The Inquirer | Sep 10, 2009
Hybrid storage arrives.
 
Is buying Marvel Disney’s latest masterstroke? 
Features > Entertainment
Is buying Marvel Disney’s latest masterstroke?
By Simon Brew | Sep 10, 2009
A week on from one of the biggest surprise announcements of the year, could Disney’s acquisition of Marvel be a long-term masterstroke?
 
Webcam voyeurs on the rise in Britain 
News > Security
Webcam voyeurs on the rise in Britain
By The Inquirer | Sep 2, 2009
Sneaking into your webcams.
 
Asimov's robot laws need updating 
News > Science
Asimov's robot laws need updating
By The Inquirer | Aug 24, 2009
Humans need to be responsible for our plastic pals who are (not quite yet) fun to be with.
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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 106 | November, 2009

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.
 
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"Well if they have Dunecat in it I might watch the film when it comes out :P"
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"but but... when do we get halo 3 on pc?"
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