'NVIDIA releases a new product, on average, every 6 months. Sometimes sooner, sometimes later. But what goes on behind the scenes to make this happen? Earlier this week, we had the opportunity to find out exactly what happens behind NVIDIA’s closed doors. We were given almost unrestricted access to NVIDIA’s many labs and their high-performance computing center; what we saw was impressive.'

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While your hands lack buttons, this is still a neat trick from a modern day Mr. Wizard.

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Amp WoW walk through of Kara (ez pics)

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Computer Parts

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Was reading through The Register this morning when I came across this. The Domain name Yahoo.is is up for the bidding, and the comedy potencial is huge. Yahoo.is/pathetic Yahoo.is/annoying Yahoo.is/bullshit ...are just some of the possible links. Link goes direct to te Ebay site, in case you needed proof. Enjoy.

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A great steampunk mechanic at work. Makes all your new hardware look like it's from another century. Most importantly, check out his main computer. Truly a work of art!

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Technology as we know grows, expands, and branches of in different directions every other day. How does the current disc technology line up against a medium capable of so much more?

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Cheap parts with good deals

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"Anton has been using PS Eye to let users add their own content into games. So far, he’s focused on simple, familiar games (like lunar lander and tank battle) that he can code for PS3 in a day or so. These games are pretty old school, but they become amazingly fun again when you get to add your own content. And when the PS3 adds physics to your content, things become even more fun! (why does everyone keep mentioning Little Big Planet?)"

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Russia may soon prosecute the authors of the "Pinch" Trojan, an easy-to-use malicious software program available on the Internet that steals a variety of data.

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Peripheral vision! This monitor will have everyone salivating.

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TOKYO--Toshiba Corporation today announced that it has undertaken a thorough review of its overall strategy for HD DVD and has decided it will no longer develop, manufacture and market HD DVD players and recorders. This decision has been made following recent major changes in the market. Toshiba will continue, however, to provide full product support and after-sales service for all owners of Toshiba HD DVD products. The format war is officially over.

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Toshiba put HD-DVD out of its misery today [2-16-08]. Reuters confirmed this afternoon that it will cease manufacturing HD-DVD equipment, following earlier reports from Japan's NHK public broadcasting network.

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An insidious computer virus recently discovered on digital photo frames has been identified as a powerful new Trojan Horse from China that collects passwords for online games - and its designers might have larger targets in mind.

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This is a pretty funny movie done int he style of 8 bit games, that explains the ways to behave properly on Internet forums.

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Of course, most people use their brain when playing a game. But not to actually control the computer! According to this article we might expect that in the very near future. I am just wondering what will happen to the game I am playing when a beautiful woman passes by...

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So apparently Microsoft is planing on releasing some of its previously hidden and highly secret source code to the public. they say that they want to help make other OSs work with windows by encouraging Interoperability. on a more personal note: lets just hope they decide to distribute info that helps Linux run more windows games(Games are the only thing keeping me with windows)

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A site full of cool 3D stuff for you to do. You will never again get bored!

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Microsoft's next-generation web browser, Internet Explorer 8, has arrived. In a surprising move, after the demo of IE8 and its new features at today's session of the MIX08 conference, the startling announcement was made: "It's available for download now". The new browser showcases many new features and improvements, like Facebook and eBay integration, standards compliance, and the ability to work with AJAX web pages. What's most notable about IE8, though, is more than a sum of its parts. If anything, this launch shows that Microsoft is not taking Firefox's creep into browser market share lightly.

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Old news, if by "old" you know I mean "a week." Still, something to be aware of!

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