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Intel and Micron create 3-bit flash cells 
News > Peripherals
Intel and Micron create 3-bit flash cells
By Justin Robinson | Aug 12, 2009
Building a bigger SSD.
 
Pharmaceutical company blocking Samsung Flash chips 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Pharmaceutical company blocking Samsung Flash chips
By The Inquirer | Aug 11, 2009
Samsung is the next patent victim.
 
Supercomputing to get SSD upgrade  
News > Science
Supercomputing to get SSD upgrade
By The Inquirer | Nov 12, 2009
Flash Gordon to the rescue!
 
Flash a 9800GTX+ into a GTS250 
News > Graphics Cards
Flash a 9800GTX+ into a GTS250
By Justin Robinson | Mar 23, 2009
Two cards so similar, it takes nothing but a BIOS flash to get you the 'latest' one.
 
Adobe throws 64 bit flash player open 
News > Operating Systems
Adobe throws 64 bit flash player open
By Sylvie Barak | Nov 18, 2008
Gift for Linux community
 
Nvidia sheds some flash light on Adobe CS4 
News > Graphics Cards
Nvidia sheds some flash light on Adobe CS4
By Sylvie Barak | Sep 26, 2008
GPUs all over the (Photo)shop
 
Flexible memristor memory chips soon to become reality 
News > Science
Flexible memristor memory chips soon to become reality
By Justin Robinson | Jun 30, 2009
Essential Linkage: How the next-gen memristors will be bendy.
 
Silver oozey gunk can help shrink portable tech 
News > Peripherals
Silver oozey gunk can help shrink portable tech
By Justin Robinson | May 4, 2009
A brand new silver ooze that claims a better use of space.
 
Boffins develop long-life flash memory 
News > Peripherals
Boffins develop long-life flash memory
By INQUIRER Newsdesk | Jul 17, 2008
Fe-NAND flash, aha, saviour of the universe
 
Intel's P55 chipset brings Nehalem into the mainstream 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Intel's P55 chipset brings Nehalem into the mainstream
By The Inquirer | Jul 31, 2009
Taipei chronicles: vendors' hopes and grumbles for Intel's Core i5.
 
AMD's mysterious TWKR demystified  
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
AMD's mysterious TWKR demystified
By The Inquirer | Jun 26, 2009
FLASH: AMD likes extreme overclocking, methamphetamine. News at 11.
 
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.
 
Intel's 34nm NAND SSDs launch in two weeks  
News > Peripherals
Intel's 34nm NAND SSDs launch in two weeks
By The Inquirer | Jun 29, 2009
Quick as a flash (drive).
 
ARM chips heading to GlobalFoundries 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
ARM chips heading to GlobalFoundries
By Justin Robinson | Oct 8, 2009
ARM takes advantage of GloFo's 28nm prowess.
 
Adaptec MaxiQ SSD caches RAID arrays 
News > Peripherals
Adaptec MaxiQ SSD caches RAID arrays
By The Inquirer | Sep 10, 2009
Hybrid storage arrives.
 
Nvidia denies it's moving to x86 
Features > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Nvidia denies it's moving to x86
By The Inquirer | Nov 10, 2009
Opinion: Rumours fly regarding Nvidia's CPU intentions.
 
Phase change memory is another step closer 
News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM
Phase change memory is another step closer
By The Inquirer | Oct 30, 2009
Intel and Numonyx hit stackable milestone.
 
Military History Commander: Europe at War 
Reviews > PC Games
Military History Commander: Europe at War
By David Hollingworth | Oct 29, 2009
Would you pay money for a glorified Java app? You should!
 
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.
 
Sony's PSPgo bribes PSP upgraders 
News > Console Games
Sony's PSPgo bribes PSP upgraders
By Justin Robinson | Sep 25, 2009
Updated:An upgrade deal, but is it selling your soul?
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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 107 | December, 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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on Fedora 12 is released
by wlayton27 | Nov 21, 2009 8:16 AM
 
"^ I find with CoD4 that I can jump on an empty server and be joined by 6-12 others before the ..."
on Modern Warfare 2 breaks records, and hearts
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