Month: July 2013

The Cubitek Mini Center features a mini-ITX form factor and aims to be “an unobtrusive addition for any nook or cranny in the living room as an HTPC or as an elegant office PC.”

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PowerColor has launched the entry level Radeon HD 7730 1 GB GDDR5 GPU that aims to offer “the most cost-effective performance for every PC user.”

At SIGGRAPH 2013 Autodesk announced the availability of FBX review, a new application for reviewing 3D assets on most Windows 7 and Windows 8 devices, without having a full-blown installation of a 3D application on the system.

The Asus ROG RAIDR Express is aimed at “hardcore gamers and PC enthusiasts demanding a more reliable computer experience.”

Here’s a new embedded APU from AMD that will enable fanless devices.

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No word on North American or international release dates.

Shoppers in the UK will be the first Europeans to get MasterPass service.

Something for the travel junkies and foodies.

It’s finally here.

We’ve been playing with Nvidia’s Shield handheld for more than a month, but only recently got access to its killer feature: streaming PC game content. Does Nvidia’s foray into the hardware world deserve your $300, or is this expensive toy impractical?

The Ubuntu Edge Indiegogo project many need a little cash injection from Shuttleworth himself.

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Check out Tom’s Guide’s latest story on free Windows applications.

Origin is offering free gifts and U.S.-based shipping for one week only.

ASRock’s high-end 990FX Extreme9 motherboard features official support for AMD’s FX-9000 series processors.

It’s called CloudLight, and will choose a specific rendering scheme based on the target device.

Another data plan, please!

Samsung’s rolling out new ultrabooks, one of which has the crazy resolution of 3200 x 1800.