Category: Desktops
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iBuyPower hardcore gaming PC “Erebus” – it’s one cool beast!
iBuyPower, the US-based games PC builder has unleashed the “Erebus” range – a powerful and ultra-cool desktop unit literally designed to handle the heat of hardcore gaming. “Made for over-clockers, custom-built for extreme liquid cooling” – boasts the website with the PC able to function even when under the extreme pressure from 3400W of heat. The “God of […]
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Microsoft vs. Apple – App Store War
Apple… is there anything they won’t copyright just to stop everyone else making it? I mean, when they aren’t putting out copyrights on, or just plain stealing, other people’s work that is. (Think Kodak) Microsoft is angry as a result. Over a couple of words. The bitchy argument between the companies is over the rights to the […]
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Windows 8 “app store” – Further proof? Concept mirrors Apple store
Further proof may have emerged of a Windows 8 app store after a code check obtained references relating to what closely resembles Apple’s own one-stop app-shop. Reports and graphics released by Windows8Italia contain details of a Microsoft version of the app store (name not final, hold back those lawyers Apple!). The store is set to […]
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Activision releases Call of Duty: Black Ops Escalation Multiplayer Preview
Activision has released a gameplay and overview trailer for its forthcoming call of Duty: Black Ops second DLC pack; Escalation. Last week Xbox Live’s Major Nelson unleashed the news that the Xbox 360 will exclusively be getting the second downloadable map pack in his official blog, but now we get a sneak peak at the […]
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Microsoft launch Windows Collections
Microsoft devise scheme to help confused PC buyers
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Internet Explorer 10 will not work on Vista
Microsoft has confirmed that their forthcoming Internet Explorer 10 browser will not be backwards compatible with Vista. Speaking to Computerworld, a Microsoft rep explained that they do not wish to develop the next browser for an older version of Operating System. The news comes as little suprise, as the recently released Internet Explorer 9 was […]
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Kinect for Windows moves one step closer with Microsoft SDK expected next month
Back in February Microsoft teased at bringing Kinect to our PCs – Now at the MIX event in Las Vegas, the creator of the motion and gesture control gaming system for Xbox has detailed its plans for Windows – beginning with the release of a Software Developers Kit expected in May 2011. The SDK promises enhancements […]
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GSLive 2011: Vuzix Wrap 920 head tracking with Flight Sim
Testing out head tracking with Vuzix virtual eyewear
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Apple release Final Cut Pro X…It’s about damn time!
Our Good friends at http://www.webvideoproduction.com/ have posted a recent article: Apple finally updated Final Cut Pro adding an X to the name in celebration of a complete rewrite from the ground up. Peter Steinauer – Senior Video Applications Engineer and Randy Ubillos – Chief Architect of Video Applications, took to the stage to unveil Apple’s new Pro […]
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Call of Duty: Black Ops new DLC dated – Escalation Map Pack
Activision’s mammoth Call Of Duty: Black Ops game is set to get some brand new Map packs and some more Zombie based action for fans of the game. The information was let loose by Xbox Lives Major Nelson in his official blog and states that the Call of Duty: Black Ops Escalation DLC will arrive […]
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Commodore 64 to return as Windows 7 PC
Commodore are bringing back their retro Commodore 64 PC back in a big way, stuffing the original keyboard and shell with modern PC parts to make a Windows 7 PC. Crammed into that taupe coloured case will be an 1.8GHz Intel D525 processor, Intel NM10 chipset and Nvidia ION 2 Graphics, up to 4GB RAM, […]
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Acer Z5761 all-in-one desktop officially unveiled, out in May
Streamline new machine packs a multimedia punch