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The Western Digital My Book 3.0 desktop external drive will be one of the first to market with the new SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface. Announced today, the 1TB version is available for sale today; t...
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Outside of using a desktop processor in a mobile form factor, the fastest notebook chip you can get is Intel's Core i7 920XM, which comes clocked at 2.0GHz at stock and 3.2GHz with Turbo Boost. Th...
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The Envy 17 is the biggest and most powerful model in HP’s top-end line of laptops, which are known for their sex appeal and solid build quality. The Envy 17’s 11x16.5x1.5-inch chassis is constr...
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Have you turned on your Xbox 360 console today? If so, you may have noticed that you're now able to save data to removable USB memory drives, just as Microsoft promised a couple of weeks ago. In ...
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Command & Conquer fans will finally learn the truth behind the Brotherhood of Nod and its mysterious leader, Kane, when the epic conclusion to the Tiberium saga wraps up in Command & Conquer 4...
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Nvidia's new Fermi architecture is hot, loud, and naturally something you would want to put on your lap right? Well the guys over at Eurocom are hoping so, and are planning on offering Nvidia's GTX 48...
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In windows XP, you can store your data on hard disk using less space than normal size. There is no need to install any third party software to compress or decompress your data, you can use wi...
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We can remember when G.Skill wasn’t really in the discussion when it came to high end modules, but that hasn’t been the case for some time now. Case in point: the memory maker just released a DDR3 kit rated at 2500MHz, which ranks as the fastest memory around.
“G.Skill is dedicated to continuously developing the best performance memory modules on the market, to satisfy the demands of extreme overclockers and gamers. We are proud of the continual milestones we are still setting in the memory industry, and we believe the collaboration with Asus brings the best technology synergy for furture product development,” said Tony Chou, Senior R&D Manager at G.Skill.
The collaboration Chou refers to involves strict testing of their new Trident memory on Asus’ P7P55D-E Deluxe and P7P55D-E EVO motherboards. G.Skill also said the dual-channel kit has been specifically designed for Intel’s Core i7 860 and 870 processors.
Unfortunately, the memory maker also left out a few details, including latencies, pricing information, and availability.
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