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DVD Jon works for Michael Robertson
19 October 2005, 16:00
21 year old Jon Lech Johansen is embarking on a new project, called 'Oboe', with Michael Robertson.
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ASUS delivers dual 16x SLI
18 October 2005, 18:26
NVIDIA's now well established SLI technology has, without a doubt, delivered exceptional levels of graphics performance, evident by the now CPU-bound nature of many games. However, there's always room for ...
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Epox's Socket-754 SLI motherboard lands in the UK
18 October 2005, 13:42
Some of our readers may recall our initial HEXUS.headline on Epox's EP-8NPA-SLI, which at the time looked to be an interesting and maybe even feasible cheap SLI upgrade solution. ...
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Elitegroup Computer Systems - an overview
17 October 2005, 20:03
Our quick profile of ECS and trip up to the U.K HQ was intended to show you that sales volume and brand exposure don't necessarily go hand-in-hand in the PC ...
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Review: Shuttle XPC SD31P
17 October 2005, 17:47
Shuttle's been refining the XPC line for a number of years now. In fact, it's an old hand at it now, and that's shown by the number of decent SFF ...
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DVD burners all round
17 October 2005, 07:56
In the Taiwanese Market, sales of DVD burners has surpassed those of DVD-ROM/CDRW combo drives.
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Review: PowerColor X800 GT Xtreme 256MB and X800 GT EVO Tide Water 256MB
14 October 2005, 09:44
So, in summary, we've looked at a couple of PowerColor X800 GT cards and have come away with the feeling that whilst both offer something new in the marketplace, the ...
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Broadcom offers full hand with serial-attached SCSI RAID on PCI Express
13 October 2005, 19:06
At this week's Storage Expo show at London Olympia, Broadcom has been demonstrating a RAID solution it reckons lots of rivals are talking about but none can yet show, never ...
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ATI produce tool to increase Doom3 scores 'up to 35%' with AA enabled
13 October 2005, 16:05
ATI Technologies have this morning made a tool available to HEXUS which supposedly improves scores in most OpenGL games when antialiasing is enabled at high resolution. Improvements 'of up to ...
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Apple launch new iMacs, New iPods et al
12 October 2005, 18:41
Chargeable video downloads drive development of latest Apple products - iTunes 6, video-capable iPods and fourth-generation iMacs
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eVGA's waterblock for 7800 GTX
11 October 2005, 19:23
EVGA are giving their new GeForce 7800 GTX the wet treatment, with a new waterblock design.
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Review: ASUS Extreme N7800GT Dual
11 October 2005, 17:51
A recent headline article on HEXUS introduced the ASUS Extreme N7800GT Dual in a hands-on preview of the first single-board SLI product to use NVIDIA G70. ASUS had previously tried ...
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Foxconn - the biggest name you've not heard of
11 October 2005, 13:32
As someone who sees nothing much past the finished retail product, it was nice to take a look at the other side of the fence, where products are launched, strategies ...
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Seagate takes it to half a terabyte
10 October 2005, 19:12
Seagate's new range of Barracuda desktop hard drives delivers up to 500GB of storage capacity
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ASUS Extreme N7800GT Dual
10 October 2005, 13:34
ASUS didn't can the idea of two GPUs on a single board in SLI mode, though. The recent release of NVIDIA G70 which powers the GeForce 7800 GTX and 7800 ...
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Stanford Racing Team first to cross the Grand Challenge finish line
9 October 2005, 12:38
The Intel supported Stanford Racing Team were the first to cross the line in this year's DARPA Grand Challenge, beating the also Intel supported Red Team by a mere 4 ...
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Review: Foxconn 6150K8MA-8EKRS Mainboard
7 October 2005, 16:34
In summary, then, NVIDIA's plugged the gap that existed in its current chipset lineup by introducing a few new SKUs that feature integrated graphics. The launch is just an evolution ...
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Microsoft outlines new security solutions
7 October 2005, 10:56
OS giant Microsoft yesterday announced it was planning to launch a string of security oriented products, targetted at large businesses, as part of a trust building initiative.
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PSP virus on the loose
7 October 2005, 00:57
As our portable devices become almost as capable as our personal computers, they become inreasingly susceptible to viruses and other nasties too. Trojan.PSPBrick is a high damage, but relatively low ...
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DARPA: Helping vehicles see
5 October 2005, 22:14
This coming weekend sees the DARPA Grand Challenge, a gruelling quest in which autonomous vehicles must traverse desert and mountains in Nevada.
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XFX launches overclocked NVIDIA GeForce 6800
5 October 2005, 20:06
XFX, always a company for pushing the bounds of reference clocks, has announced a new, immediately available, overclocked NVIDIA GeForce 6800 card - the XFX GeForce 6800XT.
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Review: ATI Radeon X1800 XT Preview
5 October 2005, 13:54
This initial gloss over the tech, board evaluation and performance snapshot should have you salivating at the thought of buying a 3D accelerator in the near future. Radeon 1800 XT, ...
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Review: Connect3D Radeon X800 GTO 256MB PCIe and GECUBE Radeon X800 GTO Ultimate 256MB PCIe
4 October 2005, 18:33
Both Connect3D and GECUBE have launched competitive Radeon X800 GTO 256MB cards that offer something different to the consumer. If you're inclined to meddle with VIVO and want a midrange ...
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Review: Adobe targets non-techies with V4 Photoshop Elements image editor
2 October 2005, 19:24
A wide spread of time-saving features is promised in Photoshop Elements 4.0 - the latest lite version of Adobe's image editing program Photoshop due October
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Review: SAPPHIRE Radeon X800 GTO² 256MB PCIe
30 September 2005, 08:44
Evaluated as a purely default card, the SAPPHIRE X800 GTO² 256MB doesn't make a whole lot of sense. It's priced at around £20 above a number of X800 GTOs that ...
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LG to be first with notebook fuel cells?
29 September 2005, 15:05
LG Chem, part of the LG Group, is looking to be first to the market with a notebook fuel cell.
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Review: PowerColor Radeon X850 Pro 256MiB
29 September 2005, 11:17
You could almost reduce the 6800GT/X850 Pro battle to the flip of a coin, but the simple fact is both with play any currently available game well, so PowerColor's X850 ...
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Review: HEXUS.snapshot :: Armari Gravistar XRS
28 September 2005, 21:13
We've had a look at Armari's Gravistar XR before. Remember when dual-core Opteron launched and I brought our article up using an XR of theirs featuring Opteron 275? I do. ...
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Review: HEXUS.snapshots :: Scan 3XS Cool Chameleon
28 September 2005, 18:56
The Scan 3XS Cool Chameleon married watercooled, overclocked FX-57 power, a pair of 512MiB GeForce 6800 Ultra graphics cards in SLI and a cool fixed disk configuration, all wrapped up ...
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ATI X1800, X1600, X1300 (R5XX) Pricing Revelation!
28 September 2005, 12:46
HEXUS has received details of pricing for the entire X1xx range of ATI products.
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Review: Adobe plays catch up with easier-to-use basic video editor Premiere Elements 2.0
28 September 2005, 12:18
V2 of Adobe's basic video editor Premiere Elements is claimed to boost creativity and save time but, in many instance, Adobe has been playing catch-up with the new features added ...
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Review: SAPPHIRE X800 GTO Ultimate 256MB PCIe
28 September 2005, 01:44
Priced at £129.99, the financial cost of having a passively-cooled card is a £10 or so premium over a regular ATI Radeon X800 GT0 256MB card. Is it worth it? ...
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