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The NVIDIA GeForce 9 series of graphics cards has finally arrived! Today, NVIDIA is announcing the GeForce 9600 GT video card and while it may not be as anticipated as previous generations, it still marks a significant turning point. Usually, a new series is kicked off by the fastest card in the bunch, but this time around NVIDIA is launching the GeForce series at the heart of the discrete graphics market, the $169-189 price range.

With the release of their X48 Express performance chipset just a few short months back, many are asking why Intel is releasing another round of new chipsets so soon. We've got our ideas behind what's pushing them out the door so quickly and once we explain why you make look at the Intel P45 Express chipset in a whole new light....

Apple's "Take 2" update for the Apple TV finally landed today, just a couple weeks after the company said it wasn't finished yet. Finally, you can enjoy iTunes movie rentals on your TV.Read More...

OCZ's long awaited neural impulse actuator (nia) finally arrived in our labs and we wasted no time in taking it apart.

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OCZ's long awaited neural impulse actuator (nia) finally arrived in our labs and we wasted no time in taking it apart.

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Hot on the heels of NVIDIA's $650 GTX 280, ATI has launched its HD 4800 series of video cards at $199 (4850) and $299 (4870) price points. Together, these two cards represent ATI's best chance to retake the enthusiast market—if they can perform. (Oh, and check out our brand new review format!)Read More...

The PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable will both be getting echochrome, an innovative and attractive strategy game. The PSP demo is now available, but be warned: it will warp your mind in very pleasant ways.Read More...

Way back in February I found a cool tool to browse Wikipedia from the desktop called IndyWiki, so let’s get our hats and whips ready and a take a look at the application.

More than five months ago, NVIDIA announced the industry’s first hybrid technology for PC platforms during the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. During this time, they also showed off the nForce 780a SLI motherboards that were due out in Q1 2008. It seems things got pushed back as NVIDIA is officially announcing the nForce 7 series today in Q2 2008.