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Etc. Howdy, folks. As Christmas approaches, we'll be scaling back our publishing schedule somewhat. We will be attempting to post some news today, but... Type: News story Tags: Gaming The Tech Report |
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TR BBQ IX's unprecedented prize haul unveiled We've already told you about the fact that the ninth annual TR BBQ event will be taking place this year on August 11,... Type: News story Tags: The Tech Report |
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TR BBQ IX to impact on August 11 Cancel your plans, raid the bank account, and saddle up the family truckster on the weekend of August 11th so you can attend the ninth... Type: News story Tags: The Tech Report |
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Welcome to the Benchmarking Sweatshop For years, I've been meaning to do a blog post about the Benchmarking Sweatshop. Thing is, every time there's an opening in my schedule, my... Type: Blog post Tags: The Tech Report |
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How TR gets (some of) its squeaky-clean product photos If you follow our intrepid Editor in Chief on Twitter, you might have read his tweets about a little misattribution mishap a couple of months... Type: Blog post Tags: The Tech Report |
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A look at TR's new GPU test rigs As I mentioned on the podcast this week, I have been working to re-fit Damage Labs with new hardware all around.... Type: Blog post Tags: Graphics Systems The Tech Report |
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TR BBQ 2011: the aftermath! At long last, I finally managed to make it to the annual TR BBQ, eight years into its most excellent existence. TR sales honcho Adam... Type: News story Tags: The Tech Report |
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Join us at TR BBQ 2011 on Saturday, maybe win an E-350 mobo That's right: those who attend the TR BBQ VIII this weekend will have a chance to win a motherboard with an integrated Brazos APU,... Type: News story Tags: Motherboards The Tech Report |
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Winners crowned in our hardware photography contest After painstakingly poring over the deluge of pictures submitted for our hardware photography contest, we've settled on our favorites. Judging was difficult because... Type: News story Tags: Graphics Gaming The Tech Report |
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Intel announces silicon photonics breakthrough The future of I/O connectivity is bright—literally. Intel has developed what it says is the "world's first silicon-based optical data connection with integrated lasers using... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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Bigfoot intros Killer 2100 network card A year on from the release of its Killer Xeno Pro, Bigfoot Networks has struck again, unleashing a whole new Killer card aimed at... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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Motion control comes to the PS3 with Sony's PlayStation Move Sony has officially unveiled its motion controller for the PlayStation 3 game console. The wand-style PlayStation Move made its debut at the Game... Type: News story Tags: Input devices Game consoles |
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Bigfoot Dashboard utility helps gamers identify bottlenecks For a while now, Bigfoot Networks has offered gamers a way to curb lag and maximize frame rates in online games through its Killer... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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The pool wants you! As Chicago said back in 1970, does anybody really know what time it is?... Type: Blog post Tags: Internet Linux-Unix Networking |
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TR overtaken by LOLcatz First, we started blogging, which only served as a gateway to unboxing. Podcasts soon followed, as did our inevitable foray Type: News story Tags: The Tech Report |
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Let there be light! It all started a few weeks ago when I sent a picture over to Jordan, our resident podcast guru, showing off the light box I... Type: Blog post Tags: The Tech Report |
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It's time once again for our annual TR Christmas giveaway. This time, we're giving away a gratuitously awesome bundle of components, complete with a... Type: Feature article Tags: The Tech Report |
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Who needs a proper photo studio? After finally receiving one of Apple's new aluminum MacBooks last week, I've been doing some testing and working on my review of the machine.... Type: Blog post Tags: Mac The Tech Report |
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| I'm sorry but if there's enough market demand for 13.3" 3200x1800 screens, there's MORE than enough demand for 24" 2560x1600 screens. | +47 |