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NVIDIA GeForce 350.05 Drivers Provides Hot Fix for Crashing Games

NVIDIA is very engaged when it comes to coordinating driver releases with upcoming games. Their last GeForce 347.88 WHQL driver was not only there to support the company's Titan X launch, but to also, support t... Continued

You Can Order the Intel Compute Stick Now for Under $200

Those of you who are a part of the overclocking or gaming community appreciate the appeal of more power. A couple more frames can mean the difference between victory and defeat. And you're constantly striving t... Continued

Apple Leadership Not Quite Sure How to Support Equality in Their Company

Things have been rather rocky for Apple’s Tim Cook this past week. A few days ago, he was called out by Carly Fiorina, former Hewlett-Packard CEO, for being a hypocrite in his criticism of the passing of the Re... Continued

Microsoft Launches Pilot Program to Hire People With Autism

For those that didn't know, Thursday April 2 was World Autism Day. In fact I was right there with you in not knowing this. That was at least until an announcement posted to The Official Microsoft Blog by Mary E... Continued

Hacking Canon DSLRs Into PCs With Linux

There are many portable gadgets on the market that come equipped with great processing power. Smartphones and tablets are just a couple of the things that harness such power, and that we can't live without toda... Continued

ADATA Launches Rugged HD710A USB 3.0 Hard Drive for Mac Users

Are you one of those more adventurous content creative types who are not locked inside an office? Do you need to ensure that your storage can survive your outdoor day-to-day activities? ADATA has a new solution... Continued

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Intel SSD 750 Series 1.2TB PCIe X4 NVMe Card Review

There are three main SSD form factors available today. The first is the standard 2.5 inch SSD, the second is the stick-of-gum sized M.2 PCIe SSD, and finally we have PCIe SSD cards, which are more commonly foun... Continued

New Acer Chromebase Follows Chromebox, Chromebook, Chromebit…

It almost sounds like a bad April Fools' Day gag, except that it's real. And it's not particularly funny in any sort of "haha" sort of way. Yesterday, we learned of the new Asus Chromebit, offering you a full C... Continued

Asus Chromebit Shoves Chrome PC in USB Drive-Sized Package

If you thought the Chromecast was an impressive piece of computing wizardry, you're going to be pretty impressed by the newly announced Asus Chromebit. Here you have a device that's roughly the same size as a c... Continued

ASRock X99E-ITX/ac -World’s First Mini-ITX X99 Motherboard

Earlier this year, we reviewed one of the first Micro ATX motherboards to sport the Intel X99 chipset, the ASRock Fatal1ty X99M Killer. The board was fairly unique in the marketplace given that most boards at l... Continued

GALAX Gamer Series SSDs Begin Market Invasion

Does the name "GALAX" sound familiar? How about the name GALAXY? After dropping the "Y" last year, and consolidating with another NVIDIA graphics partner, KFA2, the new company is slowly trying to get back into... Continued

Intel Wants to Put a 3D 10TB SSD in Your MacBook

In recent years, Apple has steadily moved away from conventional spinning platters for storage on their MacBook line in favor of flash-based storage instead. Flash is faster, smaller and more efficient. The tra... Continued