11th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: DFI is due to revamp it's LANParty range, and the northbridge is just the start of the impending craziness. [17]
11th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Zalman makes yet another stunning case, but instead of crazy heatpipes and passive cooling we get integrated watercooling. [32]
11th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Cyberlink has updates to most of its software at Computex. Everything is HD driven, naturally, but there's also further developments of the free CyberlinkLive. [2]
11th Jun 2007 Sony has come under fire from The Church of England for supposedly desecrating Manchester Cathedral in-game. [26]
11th Jun 2007 Casual games are, for better or worse, all the rage these days and Microsoft is anxious to get into that market, lest the 360 be a flop. [10]
9th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: According to Nvidia's partners, the company is getting ready to shave around £35 off its flagship product. [13]
8th Jun 2007 Free-running hitman, Altair, will be launching worldwide this November in the highly anticipated Assassin's Creed. [9]
8th Jun 2007 Stan Lee, co-creator of the X-Men, has signed a deal to create new superheroes for Disney. [9]
8th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: VIA shows off the world's smallest fully functional x86 PC. Its mobile-ITX form factor is just 75mm x 45mm in size. [26]
8th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: bit-tech's Managing Director was missing the bunnies in our office's garden, so he went off in search of some Taiwanese bunnies. Oh look what he found... [18]
8th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: We managed to sneak a photo of AMD's upcoming RD790 chipset. [6]
8th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: HIS is about to enter the power supply market with three different types of unit. [4]
8th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: HIS is showing off what it claims to be the world's first DirectX 10 compliant AGP graphics card. [20]
8th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Antec shows us two new cases, including an new P180 with all the great features the old one had, but this one got shrunk in the wash. [3]
8th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: The Asus Xonar D2 now features a few more lights, and a lot more product details. We grabbed some pics of the final product, its box and the low down of what goes on inside. [36]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: We catch sight of Intel's Turbo Memory modules for desktop motherboards in the wild, yet they won't be available to buy. [11]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Scythe and Thermaltake have a few more, even larger coolers to make even the hottest silicon reach for a jumper. [10]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: MSI's gaming notebooks come with an interesting case design, as well as a Turbo button for on the fly overclocking. [10]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Intel's 3-series chipsets and Robson technology come to Shuttle's next-gen XPCs, while the T-series is dispanded. [4]
7th Jun 2007 The Great Games Experiment, a community for gamers and geeks, is giving away free games this week. [7]
7th Jun 2007 Nintendo announce a new input attachment for the DS, dubbed the 'slide controller'. [13]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Vacuum tubes are back, as Shuttle pairs up with ESTI to make a HTPC that'll beat those drums right out your ears. [18]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: Tim may have found Corsair's 2000MHz DDR3 at Computex, but it's still slower than what TeamGroup had on offer! [1]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: If you thought Abit's IN9-32X MAX was good, the IX38-MAX and IX38 QuadGT come with a whole host of new features. [4]
7th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: 1000W, 2000W? When will we have enough? We talked to Thermaltake, Silverstone and BeQuiet about their latest products for power hungry boxes. [35]
6th Jun 2007 COMPUTEX 2007: We managed to find Intel's own next generation X38 "BoneTrail" motherboard on display. Looks promising, pictures inside... [8]