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Charlie Demerjian
Mar 4, 2013

Griffin put wood accents on headphones

MWC 2013: Nothing new and unique, just nice

At MWC, Griffin was showing off a product that was not revolutionary, evolutionary, or even unique, but their wood headphones were quite nice.
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Thomas Ryan
Dec 18, 2012

Acer’s Iconia W510: Taking a Look

An overbuilt netbook...

With the launch of Windows 8 a slew of new tablets hit the market and the W510 was no exception.
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Thomas Ryan
Oct 22, 2012
1

AMD’s Second Generation FX Processor: Vishera

Zambezi - Bulldozer + Piledriver = Vishera

About this time last year AMD released a video of it’s first generation FX processors setting a world record as the highest overclocking CPUs in existence.
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Thomas Ryan
Oct 1, 2012
1

AMD’s Trinity Faces Off With Intel’s Ivy Bridge

The mainstream battle royal...

Today we’re aiming to find out if the CPU’s side of Trinity can keep pace with Intel’s Ivy Bridge.
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 26, 2012

AMD Performance Edition Memory Review

AMD is AMPing things up...

And with the memory bandwidth dependence of its APU products, there was more reason than ever for AMD to enter the desktop memory market and provide high speed solutions.
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Thomas Ryan
Sep 24, 2012

Gigabyte’s New Luxo M10 Enclosure

Cool me down, and blow me away...

The Luxo M10 is an entry-level gaming enclosure priced at $79 that offers a geometric red and black exterior.
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Thomas Ryan
Aug 31, 2012
34

Trinity Laptop in the Wild

The HP Dv6 taken to the max...

The particular model that we’re looking at here is the Dv6, a 15.6″ model with a starting price of $699.
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Thomas Ryan
Aug 30, 2012
11

Intel’s HD 4000; Four Months Later

Minor, but positive changes...

As we found in our testing back in late April, Intel certainly delivered on the raw performance front. But the drivers for the HD 4000 were still lacking.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 22, 2012
23

AMD’s Radeon HD 7970 Ghz Edition with benchmarking gnomes

A Review of Tahiti 2

It has been about six months since the launch of the original HD 7970 graphics card.
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Thomas Ryan
Jun 8, 2012
81

Making An Argument For AMD’s Trinity

It's all about Vision...

With Computex coming to a close and AMD’s Fusion Developer Summit set to being next week, it seems that we know all that there is to know about AMD’sTrinity chip.
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Thomas Ryan
May 30, 2012
2

Intel’s Small Business Advantage Utility

Management software for the unmanageable...

Intel’s SBA is a set of tools designed to help small businesses manage their PC infrastructure.
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Thomas Ryan
May 23, 2012
50

Stock In The Channel: May 2012

Kepler's finally here, but where's all the stock?

With the recent launch of Nvidia’s GTX 670 a few weeks ago we decided that it was once again time to try and get a feel for what supply looks like at our favorite internet retailer.
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Thomas Ryan
May 21, 2012
4

Gigabyte’s B75-D3V: A Review

Good performance, and a better price...

As we covered in our overview of B75 Series, the D3V brings Gigabyte’s Ultra Durable 4 Classic feature set to bear on the ~$80 price point.
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Thomas Ryan
May 17, 2012
5

Gigabyte’s New B75 Series Motherboards

Catering to small business...

Today we’re taking a look at what Gigabyte is bringing to the table with its new lineup of business oriented mid-range motherboards.
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Thomas Ryan
Apr 30, 2012
1

How Does Intel’s HD 4000 Compare on the IQ Scale?

Image quality that is...

One of the biggest question marks we’ve had on our minds is the impact of the HD 4000′s (the GPU side of Ivy Bridge) notably inferior Anisotropic filtering quality.
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