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Sony VAIO VGN-AR11S Blu-ray notebook

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Hardware | 25th Jul 2006

Sony has produced the World's first Blu-ray notebook with its VAIO VGN-AR11S. Along with a Blu-ray re-writeable drive, it features a 1920x1200 17" screen and a HDCP compliant HDMI port.

How it all shakes out

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Hardware | 24th Jul 2006

What does the ATI-AMD buyout mean? What are the long and short term consequences? Are we seeing the beginning of the end for video cards, and will we see NVIDIA killed by a new Intel graphics chip? We lay out all the scenarios and give you the explanations and the answers. Compelling.

The "Bootiful" mod

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Modding | 24th Jul 2006

Can you mod a PC into a regulation match football and a pair of soccer boots for our tradeshow stand, asked Foxconn? No worries, replied Dave Williams - VIA EPIA to the rescue!

On our desk this week - 9

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Bits | 22nd Jul 2006

This week we check out a wireless streaming audio box, a USB TV tuner, graphics coolers and battery packs.

First Look: PYPE Invasion iX Case

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Hardware | 21st Jul 2006

Fancy your ATX in a slightly different flavour? Invasion is back with a case that screams 'X' box. How on earth do you fit watercooling inside something this funky?

Don't Upgrade Now; Quad-Core is coming soon

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Columns | 20th Jul 2006

Just last week, Intel released its Core 2 Duo processors with a bang. This week, Chief Executive Paul Otellini says that quad-core will be with us by the end of this year. With all of the moving and shaking, Tim Smalley looks down the road ahead.

Prey

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Gaming | 19th Jul 2006

Prey is another first person shooter based on the Doom III engine - it's a heart-warming family tale of one man's spiritual awakening. (And how his granddad got stabbed to death by giant robot stabby arms on an alien spaceship).

Core 2 Duo: Effects Of Memory Timings

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Hardware | 18th Jul 2006

Is tighter always better? Do you always get what you pay for? We investigate how much difference memory timings can make to a Core 2 Duo platform.

The Age of the Web Hermit

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Bits | 17th Jul 2006

It's possible to do pretty much anything on the internet these days. You can do your banking, earn a living, socialise with friends, book trips away and meet the love of your life. Is there any point in real life any more?

Stepping into cyberspace

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Columns | 17th Jul 2006

Dell tried to enter the world of the Bloggerati this week, and was widely blasted for doing so. How can Dell learn from the popular corporate bloggers like the guys at MSDN?