The next small big thing
The field of molecular engineering – involving the manipulation or creation of molecular structures – is one that is still in its infancy.
When inspiration comes
I once heard it said that the singer-songwriter Farrokh Bulsara – more commonly known as Freddy Mercury, the lead vocalist and a songwriter of the rock band Queen – used a piano as a headboard for his bed.
Logitech Z515 Wireless Speakers: Because Your Laptop Speakers Suck
Laptop speakers are notoriously terrible. With the odd exception, very few notebooks have speaker systems that can do any kind of justice to music, movies, or even video games. All of us are aware of it, but how do you fix a problem like that? Lo…
GIGABYTE 880GMA-UD2H Motherboard Review
GIGABYTE’s 880GMA-UD2H board joins the company’s ever growing AMD lineup, with full support for the latest six core processors, chipset based SATA 6G support, and USB 3.0 support. Don’t let its small form factor fool you though, this board packs a punch.
Tom’s Hardware Wants You: CPU Tests For 2011
We’re looking for a few good suggestions as we revamp our …
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October 13th, 2010 | Comments Off | Posted in Computer Hardware, Computer Hardware Components, Computers, Technology |
Ben Heck Makes a Xbox 360 S Slim 17” Laptop
Mod God Ben Heck is showing off his latest creation: a mod…
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October 13th, 2010 | Comments Off | Posted in Computer Hardware, Computer Hardware How To, Computers, Technology |
Compro Technologies IP540 PTZ Camera
There are currently many choices in IP cameras for those looking to monitor their homes and business locations. Today we are looking at an IP PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) camera offering from Compro Technologies, the IP540.
Corsair HS1 USB Gaming Headset Review
One thing that Corsair is not known for is its audio product line. Most likely because until now it has not had one. With its new HS1 Gaming Headset Corsair is attempting to navigate some very uncharted waters but it is looking like Corsair has manag…
Cosmic Log: Testing Volt from Seattle to SF
Science editor Alan Boyle’s Weblog: Follow along via the Internet as we take an 800-mile drive from Seattle to San Francisco in the electric-powered Chevy Volt.