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News > Graphics Cards

NVIDIA's tight-lipped approach to insurance wins no battles

By The Inquirer | May 20, 2009

NVIDIA refuses to share vital insurance details, expects unquestioned payout.

News > Peripherals

Apple sues HTC

By The Inquirer | Mar 3, 2010

Alleged orchard thieves fingered.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Packaging blocks AMD chips

By Justin Robinson | Jul 3, 2009

Essential Linkage: AMD's packaging has a huge problem.

News > PC Games

Activision and Infinity Ward fall out over Call of Duty

By David Hollingworth | Mar 5, 2010

Call of Duty creators fired, walked out of the office, and then turn around and sue Activision. Fun times!

News > Graphics Cards

Fermi, GeForce, Quadro, Tesla and Tegra

By The Inquirer | Mar 2, 2010

Nvidia's money man talks about its technology at a recent conference.

News > Lifestyle

Pirate Bay faces further legal broadside

By The Inquirer | Jul 30, 2009

New lawsuit aims to sink the filesharer forever.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

AMD claims platform superiority over Intel

By The Inquirer | Jul 9, 2009

Interview: Our platform is better than theirs, says AMD. Surprise, sur-prise!

News > Entertainment

Real Networks takes on Hollywood

By The Inquirer | Apr 27, 2009

Does backing up DVD films lead to piracy? That's the film industry's argument, and Real doesn't like it one bit.

News > Operating Systems

Microsoft planning multiple versions of Windows 7

By The Inquirer | Feb 5, 2009

Less than Vista had, but really more than we need.

News > Operating Systems

Microsoft downgraded Vista Capable specs to help Intel

By Egan Orion | Nov 17, 2008

Numerous emails exchanged by Microsoft and Intel executives have revealed that Microsoft knowingly cut its 'Vista Capable' PC specifications to help Intel flog rafts of cheap kit.

News > Operating Systems

Microsoft sued in China for patent infringement

By Egan Orion | Nov 13, 2008

Wok calls kettle black

News > Graphics Cards

Rambus sues Nvidia

By Egan Orion | Jul 14, 2008

Memory standards troll strikes again

Features > Networking

CSIRO to demonstrate 6 Gbps Wi-Fi link; 12 Gb/s link planned

By David Field | Dec 6, 2006

Read it again slowly: six (6) gigabits per second. Over wireless. With more to come.

Borat: Cultural learnings of America for make benefit glorious nation of Kazakhstan

Reviews > Entertainment

Borat: Cultural learnings of America for make benefit glorious nation of Kazakhstan

By David Field | Dec 1, 2006

I swear, the grammar checker found no problems with that sentence whatsoever.

Features > Console Games

Atomic's game news roundup -- 26/10/06

By David Field | Oct 26, 2006

Sony shuts down importer Lik-Sang, Xbox 360 claims record sales and the World Cyber Games in Italy wraps up.

News > Lifestyle

Isohunt fights back

By Tim Lohman | Mar 20, 2006

Isohunt's Gary Fung responds to the recent lawsuit against his Bittorrent site.

Features > Lifestyle

Dave's Weekly Roundup 18/11/2005

By David Kidd | Nov 18, 2005

Another week, another PR disaster for Sony.

News > Entertainment

Music CD protection or crippled coasters?

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

In a move that could have massive ramifications for the future of the music industry (specifically, how they handle Digital Rights Management issues), a Californian woman has ...

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

VIA sues Intel over the Pentium 4 - the war continues...

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

The war in the courts between Intel and VIA escalated today, as VIA filed suit against Intel for patent infringement by the Pentium 4 processor family.

This is ...

News > Entertainment

I wanna play hardball too!

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Earlier this week the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry got all medieval on a bunch of students in Taiwan who were swapping MP3s (egads, no!). The Motion ...

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Issue: 111 | April, 2010

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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