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8th Jan 2008 CES 2008 - Many who have followed industry news are quite familiar with the Optimus Maximus keyboard. We have good and bad news - it's out next month and we've played with it, but it costs $1500 USD. [16]
8th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Foxconn's next Quantum Force mobo looks like it may make an impression on the market the company is so desperate to get into. [12]
7th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Intel has announced 16 new 45nm processors at CES today. These include notebook, server and mainstream desktop chips. [20]
7th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Sapphire showed us how it plans to keep those of you on the trailing edge of the graphics industry as close to the bleeding edge as possible. [35]
7th Jan 2008 Another day, another give away here at bit-tech, and with a week left of our Mod of the Year competition, Cooler Master has offered a top prize for one lucker voter. [10]
7th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Sony's press event at CES came with a free apology and a promise that the company has wised up and is listening. [39]
7th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Samsung has launched a new 500GB laptop drive at this year's CES, and the good news is that it's a standard height - so it's viable for current laptop owners. [9]
7th Jan 2008 CES 2008: Bill Gates kicked off CES 2008 with his last keynote as a Microsoft employee. It was a great show with lots of flash and fun - but when the lights went down, was there much else there? [9]
5th Jan 2008 Things are still rolling along nicely for our Mod of the Year competition, and for our sixth winner we've got some more kit from OCZ Technology to give away. [17]
3rd Jan 2008 Give away number five today for our voters - and on the cards is a power supply we've previously recommended - The PC Power and Cooling 750W. Click to see who's won! [10]
2nd Jan 2008 In the run up to Christmas, we treated you with several chances to win some kit for your PCs - the first was sponsored by Cooler Master. The winners are... [32]
1st Jan 2008 To see in the New Year we've got a special prize today for a voter in our mod of the year competition. Click to find out what it is and who's won! [6]
30th Dec 2007 For our third voter give away for the Mod of the Year competition we've got something to keep your memory in top nick - no, not a notepad; some Corsair Dominator DDR2! [8]
28th Dec 2007 It's our second prize give away today for our mod of the year competition and we've teamed up with the people at Enermax to offer a powerful 650W Infiniti PSU and Jazz SATA HDD enclosure. [10]
26th Dec 2007 Our mod of the year is well under way, and to reward those of you who took the time to vote - our first prize given away today is worth nearly £500! [22]
14th Dec 2007 Intel has announced it is holding a modding competition over Christmas with some great prizes on offer for three lucky winners! [17]
6th Dec 2007 The Department of Justice has sided with the RIAA in Jammie Thomas' appeal against her copyright infringement ruling. [20]
5th Dec 2007 Microsoft has released yet another fix for multi-GPU users that are encountering less-than-stellar performance in certain scenarios. [4]
5th Dec 2007 A GameSpot insider has revealed that advertising pressure may not have been the real reason Gerstmann was fired. [26]
4th Dec 2007 The MPAA has been caught red handed committing copyright infringement with its university toolkit. You gotta love the irony. [27]
3rd Dec 2007 John Lilly, Mozilla's Chief Operating Officer, estimates that Firefox has around 126 million monthly users... and probably more. [31]
2nd Dec 2007 The photo "Revealing Secrets" by Ole Jessien wins the November bit-tech Photo of the Month competition! [59]
27th Nov 2007 Users still clutching to their copy of Windows XP will be happy to find out that SP3 appears to bring a performance increase. [29]
23rd Nov 2007 The first official beta of Firefox 3 is out. What does the internet think of it? Check inside for our web review roundup. [35]
22nd Nov 2007 The Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA) has called for the music industry to put an end to DRM, citing it as the reason why music sales are declining in the UK. [23]
21st Nov 2007 A new study conducted by US analyst firm Nemertes Research is predicting that we will clog up the Internet tubes by the year 2010. Oh noes! [24]
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