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Khronos' President talks OpenCL, DX Compute Shader, and moreWe recently got to speak with Neil Trevett, who is both the Khronos Group's President and Nvidia's VP of Embedded Content, about OpenCL, DirectX... Type: Feature article Tags: Graphics Software |
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Toward a more rational backup strategyLike many of us, my history of backup management is shameful, littered with poorly labeled DVD-Rs, manual file copies, and a minimum of forethought. ... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage Windows |
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A few weeks with LaCie's iamaKey thumb drive USB thumb drives are everywhere. Heck, they've been everywhere for years. Never before have I see a new class of product become... |
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Trying out Windows 7's XP Mode Late last month, Microsoft revealed plans to offer a free Windows XP virtualization solution to users of Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate. In a... Type: Blog post Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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Google + Python = world domination? Since its initial release in 1991, the Python programming language has steadily grown in popularity. Designed by Dutch programmer Guido van Rossum (a.k.a.... |
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ABS's M1 mechanical keyboardHere's an unusual concept: a mechanical gaming keyboard with non-clicky key switches. Can such a device create a smooth typing experience, and is it... Type: Feature article Tags: Miscellaneous Input devices |
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What's in a browser? With word that the final version of Internet Explorer 8 may be coming in the next few days, enthusiasts are once again... |
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Enermax's Aurora Premium keyboardWhat's this? A laptop-style keyboard on the desk of a TR editor, a heavy-duty typist and ostensible keyboard purist? Surely there must... Type: Feature article Tags: Input devices |
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Internet Explorer 8 RC1 impressions I didn't think the day would ever come, but it has: as of the RC1 build, Internet Explorer 8 appears to render TR pretty much... |
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Thoughts on the Windows 7 beta I've already written at length about my (generally positive) appraisal of Windows Vista, yet I'm still eagerly looking forward to Windows 7. While I find... Type: Blog post Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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Metadot's Das Keyboard ProfessionalIs Metadot's Das Keyboard Professional really worth the $130 price tag, and can it compete with the classic IBM Model M? Clicky keyboard purists want... Type: Feature article Tags: Miscellaneous Input devices |
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Windows 7, or Vista Second Edition? As an early adopter, I'm a bit used to being burned by my purchases. Formats die, product availability and support are usually low, and the... Type: Blog post Tags: Operating systems Windows |
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Microsoft's free photo stitching tool is very slick indeed A few weeks ago on a backpacking trip, I took a stack of pictures to stich together for a dramatic panoramic shot. Or rather,... |
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Why Google Chrome is already a great browser So, you've seen the news. Google has released an early beta of its first web browser, Chrome, which mixes elements from Safari and Firefox into... |
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Why Internet Explorer 8 still sucks I already ranted extensively about Internet Explorer 8's shortcomings when the first beta release came out in March. At the risk of being labeled... |
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In search of Bluetooth input for a couch gaming system Although my Xbox 360 has seen plenty of action over the last year, my gaming PC has sat largely unused. That's not so much... Type: Blog post Tags: Input devices |
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Bluetooth just became a lot less important in laptops I was out at the store yesterday and saw this puppy. Bought one on the spot. It's... Type: Blog post Tags: Input devices Mobile computing |
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OCZ's Neural Impulse ActuatorLike flying cars, thought-based control schemes have been a staple of sci-fi movies for decades. OCZ has embraced the concept with its Neural Impulse Actuator,... Type: Feature article Tags: Miscellaneous Input devices Gaming Personal tech |
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