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While Microsoft’s success is primarily driven by its software products -- most notably Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office -- it also has a lineup of peripherals comprised of mice, keyboards an [ ... ]

Review: Mionix Naos 5000 Gaming Mouse

  Mionix are a fairly new company to enter the world of gaming peripherals and their goal is to create products that are of good quality, come up with original designs and innovate with every prod [ ... ]

Review: Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000

Microsoft’s hardware is well known for being high quality, and they continue to bring new technologies to the front with Bluetrack. The question is if the new technology works best on a mobility  [ ... ]

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Review: Cooler Master Sileo 500 Chassis

A quality case that provides you with both ample room for your components as well as diminished noise can be quite a rare find. Cooler Master has set out to create the perfect silent case for system [ ... ]

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Windows 7 RC set to prompt upgrades
Microsoft
Written by Eugene Cheung on Monday, February 08, 2010
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Exactly a week from today, current users of the Windows 7 Release Candidate will be prompted to either upgrade their OS to the retail version of Windows 7 or downgrade to another version of Windows.

Although the RC does not fully expire until June 1st, users will begin to see expiration phases, the first of which will start next Monday.

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Sex, Food, and Beer: The definition of a SuperBowl commercial
Entertainment
Written by Braeden Petruk on Sunday, February 07, 2010
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As per usual, millions of home viewers were glued to their TVs this evening to watch the “big game”. In addition to the sensational game play that we expect from the SuperBowl each year, viewers anticipate the airing of the year’s most shocking, hilarious, and over-the-top commercials. This year was no exception.

From half-naked men gloating about their lack of pants, to a whale in a truck, to a..




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Microsoft TechNet to receive facelift
Microsoft
Written by Paul Paliath on Saturday, February 06, 2010
Windows

If you’re an IT professional or simply just a technology enthusiast, chances are that you have a TechNet account. TechNet is a resource operated by Microsoft targeted towards IT professionals that provides them with support, information, a community, and product downloads for evaluation purposes all pertaining to Microsoft products. As such a service is pretty important to us geeks, Microsoft w..




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MacBook Pro with Core i7 M 620 benchmarked
Apple
Written by Paul Paliath on Saturday, February 06, 2010
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At CES 2010, chip giant Intel released a flurry of chips to the market, some of which people speculated would end up in Macs at some point, and perhaps that time is now. As it stands, we’re around a time period where we can expect a refresh to the MacBook Pro and perhaps other Mac computer lineups sometime soon, and with that being said, some MacRumors forum members have discovered a Geekbench ..




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Only 80,000 Nexus One units sold in first month
Mobile
Written by Paul Paliath on Friday, February 05, 2010
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Compared to other smartphones such as the Motorola Droid or the Apple iPhone, Google never promoted the Nexus One through any other forms of media asides from the Internet. Perhaps this marketing strategy is at fault for the fact that only 80,000 Google Nexus One units were sold in its first month, with a mere 20,000 units being sold in its first week.

These statistics are gathered by Flurry A..




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Apple seeds OS X 10.6.3 build 10D548 to developers
Apple
Written by Paul Paliath on Friday, February 05, 2010
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Credible Apple enthusiast publication MacRumors reports that Apple has seeded a new version of the Mac OS X 10.6.3 operating system to developers on Friday to rip to bits. Following the last seed on January 22nd, which was build 10D538, the build seeded on Friday (build 10D548) according to MacRumors brings an array of improvements and fixes to printing, 64-bit Logic, QuickTime X, and Open..




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IBM Fabricates 100GHz Graphene Transistor, Slated to get even Faster
Hardware
Written by Braeden Petruk on Friday, February 05, 2010
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As our current silicon-based transistors reach the smallest-possible sizes, scientists and engineers are forced look into using different technologies to continue to push computing power forward. In order to increase the speed computers using silicon-based transistors, we need to shorten the gate lengths of those transistors to as short as possible, so that the frequency and physical speed of the..




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YouTube brings in IPv6, also the future
Internet
Written by Stephen Bennett on Friday, February 05, 2010
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YouTube have just announced that they will be supporting IPv6 for streaming videos (doesn’t mention uploads) as of today. IPv6 is the newer version of the Internet Protocol and uses a 128-bit address space, while the current, more widespread version, IPv4 has a 32-bit address space. This is more and more apparent because with IPv4 each user is assigned an IP address, but as more are assigned, t..




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UK company X2 unveils “iTablet” Windows Slate PC
Mobile
Written by Paul Paliath on Friday, February 05, 2010
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While, at the end of the day, Apple dubbed their tablet device the iPad, when the rumor mill was actively spitting out rumors, iTablet or iTab was one of the names bloggers speculated that the iPad would be called. And even though Apple didn’t end up using the iTablet name, it still follows their branding scheme of prefixing everything with a lowercase “i”, which, for whatever word they co..




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Microsoft to axe Xbox LIVE service for original Xbox console and games
Microsoft
Written by Paul Paliath on Friday, February 05, 2010
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Since the Xbox 360’s conception, original Xbox v1 games were able to be played on it, and even purchased through Xbox LIVE. This meant that, once you made the switch over from the original Xbox, you’ll still be able to play the fun, exciting games that were on the first Xbox console. On Friday, however, Microsoft announced that it will pull the plug on Xbox LIVE support for the Xbox v1 console,..




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