ATI recently unveiled the first workstation-oriented graphics card to support one gigabyte of memory, the FireGL V7350.
ATI’s Avivo video and display platform brings an increased level of visual fidelity to the professional graphics market with features such as automatic gain control, gamma correction and increased color bit depth. With a 10-bit per RGB component graphics [...]

After VK and their 8.8mm phone, it’s KTF’s turn with this EV-K100. Only 7.9mm thick and weighing in at 60g, this featherweight doesn’t hold back on features though with its 1.3MP camera, MP3 player and 165MB of memory.
In an era in mobile communications where the devices seem to converge more and more gadgets becoming thicker [...]

Wow… this didn’t take long. Basically, this hack is similar to the one done for the original XBox and it will allow you to run copies of games on your XBox 360.
It doesn’t allow unsigned code yet or region free DVDs yet, but still, coming from a Next Gen console I’m a bit disappointed on [...]

Lorelle on Wordpress cites a study made by Internet security provider SonicWall on habits of the mobile/telecommuting workforce.
Among the notable observations was on clothing prefernces while working at home.
All respondents were relaxed about their personal habits when working remotely. While about 39% of respondents of both sexes said they wear sweats while working from home, [...]

This is one of the funniest and also sad articles I have read in a while. The article basically says there is basically a Moore’s law for the amount of blades on a razor.
Rediculous?
It is simply not possible to add a new blade whenever the marketing department wants one. Every additional blade, explains Michele [...]

There is a new site I saw listed on Digg a few days ago, but if you missed it there, or forgot to Digg it so you can find it later, I have the link for you here, and for those that did not see it there, you need to check it out.
Free and [...]

Who said Apple’s new Intel-based MacBookPro doesn’t have FireWire? Apparently, one of this new breed of oh-so-thin, oh-so-light and oh-so-fast Apple notebooks has recently redefined the meaning of FireWire, when its supposedly oh-so-safe MagSafe power cord plug blew up in flames.
I remember having tripped on my laptop power cord a month back and sending my [...]

A visit to one of the local upscale malls in my area led me face-to-face with these touring bike wonders on display: the R1200GS (and the upgraded R1200GS Adventure).
The R1200GS is actually a 2005 model, but the R1200GS Adventure was just released this month. The 1170 cc twin cylinder Boxer engine gets you 100 bhp [...]

Apple has unveiled their new iPod nano ad, which takes a departure from their normal sihlloute and random hands commercials. This one builds a city with album artwork and features music from Rinôçérôse. The music can be found here and the ad can be found here.

If you’ve ever owned a Dell product before, you’re probably familiar with Dell tech support. I remember back when I owned my old 8-pound Dell laptop I had so many problems with it. The screen constantly was flickering, it completely stopped working twice. The CD drive broke, and so did the touchpad. Yes, it was [...]

In the “put it out of its misery now” category, reports have surfaced recently that TimeWarner is going to relaunch Netscape with Jason Calacanis at the helm.
The storied Netscape.com will be revived again by AOL, and will relaunch soon as a Digg-like user-driven news/aggregation site with Jason Calacanis at the helm, sources have told paidContent.org. [...]

Ever since the date was set for the PS3’s release Sony’s stocks have started rising and people are already anticipating that it will take the market by storm. As if that wasn’t bad enough for Microsoft already, Sony also announced that their multiplayer network will be completely free for community features and online gaming as [...]

The President of Sony Computer entertainment, Ken Kutaragi, has recently announced that an official PSOne emulator will be released for Sony’s great portable console and users will be able to acquire them legally through an online platform of some sort. However, there is yet no information on whether you will be able to pass your [...]

Here’s something gamers are likely to drool over.

Nviida has combined four GeForce 7900 graphics processing units on an nForce4 SLI motherboard to produce Quad SLI technology for PCs.
Nvidia says the graphics horsepower generated in a PC using Quad SLI technology allows gamers to set their monitors to extreme HD resolutions, including 2560×1600.
Now you know where [...]

I don’t know about all of you, but I have had a few videos that I have wanted to change from a Quicktime .MOV to a normal .AVI I can compress and whatnot.
I have thought about paying Apple for this conversion right, but decided not to, and just left my videos alone, bu now I [...]

They’ve finally done it, they’ve given the great Macs Windows’ dysfunctionality. A winner has been announced on winxponmac.com that has managed to create a method for booting up Windows XP on all Intel Mac models.
Now, I’d love to give you a link or explain how to do it, but, as you can probably guess, the [...]