Hardware Zone

Rocker Graham Nash is a driving force in inkjet photo printing technology. How it happened in Nash’s own words. Including fanstastic images. Continue to read more…

Back in November, German manufacturer Hush announced that they would be releasing a Windows Home Server system, the Hush HS1. It’s certainly the most beautiful home server hardware we’ve tested, but it’s also one of the most expensive - after a long wait, we finally had a chance to test it out in the real […]

While the storage market is in motion thanks to Flash SSDs and Hybrid HDDs, Hitachi’s new top models show that there has also been great progress in the conventional 2.5″ drive space. Continue to read more…

We look at how well Phenom scales with increasing clock frequency, by comparing the Athlon 64 X2 and Phenom 9000 using only a single core. Continue to read more…

The right components can help reduce power consumption, but how you use your computer is also important. Continue to read more…

If getting out of bed is a military operation in your house, then at least you can make sure you’ve got the right soundtrack with Gear4’s BlackBox 24/7. Slip your iPod in the top and you’ve got the perfect waker-upper. The alarm clock function features two programmable settings, so you can make sure your weekend […]

Word was spreading fast (http://apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2008/04/14/whats-wrong-with-a-399-mac/) when news broke a few days ago that a Mac-compatible computer built from Miami based Psystar would soon arrive for a mere $399. With 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 GB of DDR2 667 memory, 250GB hard drive, DVD-ROM and integrated graphics, it was… Continue to read more…

The 650i SLI chipset is Nvidia’s solution for buyers who want SLI on the cheap. We benchmark a bunch of 650i boards against the high-priced 680i SLI reference mobo. Continue to read more…

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