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By Back2Gaming on Feb 27, 2013 in: Events, News, announcement, components, event, news, pc, sale
If you're still holding onto some of those more "mature" parts of yours and want to soup-up your rig for now or just want to get some good deals on accessories and others stuff, PC Gilmore is holding a 3-day super sale where items from name brands mo...
By Chel's Spilt Milk on Feb 8, 2013 in: Featured Products, b2c, components, computer, computercomponents, Ebuyer
The Targus A7™ 16” (40.6cm) Messenger is designed to provide a comfortable way to carry your laptop, whilst offering protection from knocks and scratches when in transit. The messenger features an adjustable shoulder strap, shoulder pad, padded g...
By Back2Gaming on Jan 12, 2013 in: PR, AMD, asus, ATI, CES, components, gaming, graphics card, press release, radeon, ssd
[gallery type="slideshow" columns="5" ids="13462,13463,13464,13465,13466"] ASUS today announced new products that elevate gaming and home entertainment to exciting new levels, including the ROG ARES II graphics card with dual AMD® HD 7970 GHz Edi...
By Chel's Spilt Milk on Dec 28, 2012 in: Featured Products, b2c, components, computer, computercomponents, Ebuyer
Samsonite Network Laptop Bag Small Features Fits Laptops up to 14.1" Colour: Black Main Laptop Compartment Separate Compartment For Documents Pen / Accessory Holders Adjustable Shoulder Strap Carry Handle...
By ComTECHnician on Nov 21, 2012 in: chip die, chipworks, components, Computing, cpu, cpus, Extreme, Hardware, IC, integrated circuit, packaging, reverse engineering, zeptobars, Electronics
If you read ExtremeTech regularly, you will have noticed that we love die shots -- close-up photographs of the transistors, wiring, and other circuitry at the core of every digital computer chip. How are these beautiful photographs taken, though? Wel...
By ComTECHnician on Nov 20, 2012 in: components, computer history, Computing, dekatron, Extreme, Hardware, relays, research, supercomputers, Electronics
The world's oldest original still-working digital computer has been unveiled at the National Museum of Computing in Bletchley Park, the home of the United Kingdom's Second World War encryption and codebreaking efforts, where, among other luminaries,...
By ComTECHnician on Nov 16, 2012 in: adreno, ARM, components, Computing, Cortex, cortex-a15, Hardware, intel, krait, mobile computing, nvidia, qualcomm, S4, snapdragon, Snapdragon S4, SoC, SoCs, telecommunications, wireless communications, x86, Electronics, Mobile
Qualcomm's major analyst day was today and the company shared a great deal of information on its current and upcoming products. New LTE modems, small cell deployments and increased GPU performance are all in the pipeline.