Review Why the Microsoft Office Ribbon is still rubbish
Microsoft's new CEO will have many challenges. I think fixing the Ribbon is one of them.
20-2-14 // 7:58a.m.
Review The Problem with Real World Benchmarking
With Nvidia, VIA and AMD exiting from BAPCo, we take a look at real world benchmarking.
5-7-11 // 7:53a.m.
Review What's coming in Windows 8?
We take a look at the first glimpses of Microsoft's new operating system.
9-6-11 // 7:45a.m.
Review ASUS Eee Keyboard PC Review
We curiously inspect and inevitably take apart ASUS' concept Eee Keyboard PC.
2-8-10 // 8:17a.m.
Review Crucial Ballistix MOD: Temperature-sensing DDR3
We take a look at Crucial's newest DDR3 modules, which include a built in temperature sensor.
22-6-10 // 10:19a.m.
Review Are we Ready for 3TB Hard Disks?
3TB hard disks will cause a PC revolution, with new BIOSes and operating systems - are you ready?
1-6-10 // 9:01a.m.
Review Asus O!Play Air HDP-R3 Media Player Review
Asus tries to muscle in on the media player market with this dinky little device. Kitted out with 802.11n WiFi, Ethernet, HDMI 1.3 and mkv support - is its software and hardware a match for its strong competitors?
24-3-10 // 8:46a.m.
Review Microsoft’s future of gaming: XNA and touch
Microsoft briefed us on the ways it sees gaming developing, focusing on multi-player, touch-screen gaming and making development easier for small studios and bedroom coders. We take a look at its touch-screen concepts and XNA program.
17-3-10 // 8:37a.m.
Review Steve Ballmer's CES 2010 Keynote
Steve Ballmer kicked off the Consumer Electronics Show 2010 with a keynote on what Microsoft has planned for us all this year. There's some good news for Xbox 360 owners, some developments in car-tech and a range of new types of PC.
8-1-10 // 9:43a.m.
Review Building an Ion-powered Linux Media PC
We revisit the Linux version of HTPC app Boxee with the help of Zotac's latest Ion-F motherboard and Nvidia's GPU video acceleration to see if this is the future low power, truly silent HTPC solution.
3-12-09 // 12:46p.m.
Review Microsoft Windows 7 Review
Windows 7 is finally here and after months of testing across many different machines, we're able to give our verdict. Read on to find out if Windows 7 is Microsoft's best operating system to date.
22-10-09 // 1:21p.m.
Review What is Folding and Why Does it Matter?
It’s the most powerful supercomputer on the planet - a worldwide network of PCs dedicated to researching the mysteries of protein folding. With Folding@Home, running software on your PC could help to provide therapies for diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Huntington’s.
15-6-09 // 10:07a.m.
Review DirectX 11: A look at what's coming
At Nvision, we managed to sit in on Kevin Gee's introduction to DirectX 11 and since then, we've kept our ear to the ground. We've managed to gather a lot of insight into what Gee talked about from various sources inside the industry, so join us as we take a look at what makes DX11 tick.
17-9-08 // 8:21a.m.
Review Nvision 2008 Content Index
We're in San Jose, USA at Nvision 2008 and are covering the event in detail to bring you all the latest goings on. If you don't want to wade through all the headlines though then here's a handy breakdown of all the coverage from the show. Updated regularly!
27-8-08 // 12:12a.m.
Review Windows Vista SP1 Core Performance
We've seen how Windows Vista SP1 performs in games but what about the core system performance? We test boot times, disk copying, USB, network, photo editing, file compression, audio and video encoding to see what has changed.
26-3-08 // 8:00a.m.
Review Windows Vista SP1 Gaming Performance
Windows Vista Service Pack 1 was released to the public last week and as we will be moving all of our test systems to SP1 over time, we felt it was necessary to put the new Service Pack under the microscope. Today we look at gaming performance across a range of titles.
25-3-08 // 2:54p.m.
Review Cyberlink PowerDVD 8 & Media Show 4
Cyberlink will release the latest versions of PowerDVD and Media Show next month. The two boast a bunch of new features and services that looked interesting when demonstrated to us. So much so that we decided to take a look at the latest beta to see how they're shaping up.
24-3-08 // 7:37a.m.
Review Getting the most out of your Eee PC
Asus' Eee PC has taken the world by surprise - its combination of form factor, feature set and price point made it one of the hottest products of last year, but it's not without its problems. We take a look at how to improve the Eee PC experience with some simple OS tweaking.
15-1-08 // 8:10a.m.
Review Gigabyte Odin GT 800W PSU
The Gigabyte Odin GT is not just another 800W PSU with a blue fan - it has software control, thermal probes and fan monitoring built in. They're all good features, but is the unit itself good enough to make you buy one?
15-10-07 // 12:17p.m.
Review Kworld PlusTV Dual DVB-T PCI-E TV card
The Kworld PlusTV card could be the one stop solution for all our TV viewing needs, but first it has to survive our comprehensive reviewing course. Beware - Judge Judy within!
7-8-07 // 1:28p.m.
Review Running on Steam
Love it or hate it, digital distribution has become a huge part of the gaming industry and will stay that way. So we decided to take a sit down with the guys at Valve to hear where the biggest platform - Steam - is heading.
28-6-07 // 8:44a.m.
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