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5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Asus demonstrated four 22-inch monitors daisy chained together and connected via just one USB 2.0 port. Impressive stuff. [5]
5th Jun 2008 CryTek has just started teasing us all with initial info and images of it's next game, Crysis: Warhead. [35]
5th Jun 2008 Mobile internet devices based on the open-source Linux operating system are expected to account for 23 percent of the market by 2013 according to analysts. [3]
5th Jun 2008 The latest Release Candidate for Firefox 3 has hit the Mozilla FTP site, but many users will be disappointed that another round of testing stands between them and a final release. [10]
5th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: GDDR memory manufacturers are already talking about Nvidia's D12 GPUs, even though D10 hasn't even launched yet... [7]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Hybrid SLI is coming to Intel processors soon. We'll probably see products in-hand by the end of August. [10]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: The vice president of marketing at ARM unsurprisingly says the Internet doesn't need x86. Based on the past, we agree. [15]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Intel and Nvidia are still sitting in a tree in their war of facts and friction. Intel says video encoding is better on the CPU. [26]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: AMD has announced its next-generation mobile platform here at Computex in Taipei. [12]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Silverstone goes from neat and smooth, to angled and aggressive as it attempts to reinvent the case as we know it. [32]
4th Jun 2008 The next public beta release of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 web browser won't be coming out until August, significantly later than testers were expecting. [6]
4th Jun 2008 A team at Northwestern University in Illinois has published results of work into creating removable optical storage based around photonic jet technology with massive capacity. [6]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Silverstone has a nice sideshow device that might actually make you want one - functional, elegant and very sexy. [9]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Funtoro, an MSI subsidiary, offers just about everything you'd ever need in a car - except the kitchen sink. [10]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Gaming hardware company NZXT has some new cases that might poke some new competition against old favourites. [17]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: With the Eee in mind, Cyberlink has developed a media player for Linux and also showed off TV over Edge. [1]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Branching out into ever more areas, OCZ has today signed Fatal1ty, while also expanding its line of Flash drives and more. [11]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Axle maybe a popular Nvidia partner here in the East, but the Western market is also soon to get another partner. [11]
4th Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Asus takes e-peen to the max with its new Rampage Extreme. Did you like the Maximus II Formula? You'll love this. [17]
3rd Jun 2008 Ubisoft has just revealed that Tom Clancy's HAWX, the new military flight sim, will be released ahead of schedule and in time for September. [10]
3rd Jun 2008 CardSpace, the authentication system provided with .NET Framework 3.0, suffers from the same security shortcomings as its predecessor according to a German research team. [4]
3rd Jun 2008 Tomonobu Itagaki, creator of the Dead or Alive series, has announced he is resigning from Tecmo and suing them to boot. [9]
3rd Jun 2008 A Chinese manufacturer has unveiled a touchscreen modification for the popular Asus Eee PC 701 that requires no soldering to install - although it will still invalidate your warranty. [14]
3rd Jun 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Nvidia has introduced the Tegra family of system-on-a-chip processors, which are aimed squarely at Intel's Centrino Atom platform. [7]
2nd Jun 2008 The final blow in the Gigabyte versus Asus debaclé has landed, with Gigabyte agreeing to publish a full apology in Taiwanese newspapers for its indelicate comments about Asus. [13]
2nd Jun 2008 One canny Nintendo DS homebrew coder has just released what could be the indie release of the year - Portal DS. [7]