If you head over to FileShack you'll find the newly added Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare PC demo, and the Unreal Tournament 3 beta. The COD4 demo weighs 1.37GB and includes one level from the singleplayer campaign. The UT3 beta demo includes three levels: VCTF-Suspense, DM-Heatray and DM-ShangriLA - and weighs 741MB.
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Memory technology developer Nanochip has secured another $14 million in venture capital funding towards the development of its MEMS-based storage.Read More...
Read more »The EU launched a surprise raid on Intel's Munich officers and those of several other major electronics firms on Tuesday. The EU is investigating allegations of anticompetitive behavior on the part of Intel; a hearing on the matter is scheduled for March 11-12. Read More...
Read more »Turns out Apple could add the new multitouch features from the MacBook Air to MacBooks and MacBook Pros. But will it? Probably not before expanding their respective trackpads too.Read More...
Read more »Sony shows off PlayTV, its DVR and place-shifting hardware for the PS3 and PSP. We're impressed. Read More...
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Read more »A team of researchers working jointly at Toshiba and Stanford have built the first 1GHz CMOS chip using nanotubes as interconnects. Although the nanotubes are only one part of the circuitry, the chip is an example of real-world nanotube technology that could herald future advances. Read More...
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Read more »A secretive startup walks into a bar and announces that it will take on Intel with a low-power x86 processor aimed at portables and laptops. (No, this is not a Transmeta joke.)Read More...
Read more »AGP users who've been patiently waiting for an update to the venerable video card standard can rejoice—the wait is over. PowerColor has announced a 512MB HD 3850 AGP version that's identical to its PCIe counterparts.Read More...
Read more »Apple has confirmed that the Xserve RAID is dead, but says that the Promise VTrak RAID is more than capable of filling its spot. Xserve RAID support will continue, however, and Apple will continue to sell them while supplies last.Read More...
Read more »What could the HD DVD camp have done to ensure a different outcome than the one that saw the format killed off this week? Ars does the HD DVD postmortem.Read More...
Read more »Apple has updated the Mac Pro with four-core Xeons. Ars pits the eight-core 3.0GHz model against its four-core 2.66GHz predecessor to see how much of a difference Intel's new Harpertown Xeons and Stoakley platform really make.Read More...
Read more »Our mole pops up to give us more solid information: the Xbox 360 HD DVD will drop in price to $49.99 on February 21.Read More...
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