15
September
Oakley releases new 3D Eyewear
Watch 3D movies in style
Oakley's are often revered as one of the most premier sunglasses; they are quite stylistic and great looking, as well as expensive as hell. Now you can get that same Oakley style while watching 3D movies as today Oakley released eyewear that is 3D capable. This means you can go to the movies and not have to wear those crappy plastic glasses, but instead you can rock Oakleys. ...Read more
14
September
Top 5 Smart Phones
That are not an iPhone4
Don't have an iPhone4? Or have you just refused to buy one? Here are the Top 5 Smart phones in the market courtesy of Yahoo! (because I trust them!).
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06
September
Insane F1 Simulator
Logitech, you picking this up?
Check out this amazing Formula 1 simulator that is composed of a rotating platform, a steering wheel, pedals, shifting paddles, and a giant LCD. The end result? A violent ride that effectively puts your body through the amount of g-force a F1 driver encounters. I wonder what happens when you crash ...Read more
01
September
New Apple IPod Nano and Touch
Apple Introduces Upgrades
Apple unveils the new Nano and upgraded iPod Touch ...Read more
01
September
The Voodoo 5 6000
The long lost and forgotten GPU
As most of you know, the big news in the tech world this week surfaced when AMD determined it would no longer carry the ATI name anymore. Our beloved (AMD) ATI Radeons are now just AMD Radeons. Weird huh? I'm sure some of you were even surprised when AMD decided to invest in ATI a few years back. It appears that it was a healthy decision for the long run, as they have been able to implement chip solutions that incorporate a fresh mix of GPU/CPU power. Basic/business users were able to utilize motherboards with onboard VGA that didn't suck so much ass anymore. HDMI, DVI, VGA, CrossFire support built into the southbridge? Yes please. ...Read more
01
September
Digg re-design backfires
Revert to the old Digg?
If you have taken a look at Digg within the past few days, you probably have already figured out that the site has gone downhill by introducing a ton of commercial features. It seems like no longer are the users the focus; no, now all you get on the top news are "sponsored" news stories by companies that pay Digg. There is not even a bury button anymore!! As you may have also noticed, to protest the new Digg, many users have dug a ton of Reddit links, so the whole homescreen of Digg is filled by their competitor. ...Read more
30
August
AMD kills ATI namesake
:(
AMD has worked hard to make a come-back from a huge downfall after purchasing ATI a couple of years back. It seems as if just now they are finally starting to see some returns from their purchase of ATI; as now many ATI cards compete and even perform better than similarly priced NVIDIA GPUs. Up until recently, NVIDIA was literally owning ATI, almost every single NVIDIA chipset outperformed comparable ATI chipsets. Now however, ATI has a great line-up in the bargain market all the way up to the cutting-edge, high performance and high cost market. ...Read more
25
August
The most popular sites on the web
Iconized
We all know some of the top websites on the web, such as Google, Yahoo, Twitter, Facebook etc. However, instead of seeing the most trafficked websites in a list format, nmap.org has compiled the top sites on the web in a visual format. Specifically, they have taken Alexa data, found the most popular sites, and then grabbed the icons off those sites. Finally, they created an image map of these icons, with icon size representing the total reach of that website. Check out the image below. ...Read more
24
August
Crazy cheap Asus Netbook
Amazing deal
Wow, if you were looking to get a netbook, I came across a great deal today on TigerDirect. Asus Eee pc for $219! Has 160gb hd, 1gb ram, Intel Atom processor, Wireless N, Win XP, etc etc. Full specs below. ...Read more
24
August
3D TV without glasses
How well does it work?
If you're like me, you believe that 3D TV technology so far has been rather disappointing. No matter which system I've looked at, whether it be Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, etc, with "new" and "improved" glasses, inevitably the results are all the same, the output does not look 3D. I've tried standing close, standing far, trying different angles, all of that, and yet, each television/glasses combo produces results that vaguely resemble three-dimensionality. ...Read more
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