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The TR Podcast 124: Vector victor, NUC, FlukeIn this episode of the TR Podcast, our panel discusses Cyril's debut novel, Intel's Next Unit of Computing, and the latest solid-state drives from... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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OCZ's Vector SSD reviewedAt last, OCZ has an SSD controller all its own. The Indilinx Barefoot 3 controller debuts in the Vector SSD, and we've run... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage |
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Samsung's 840 Series SSD reviewedSamsung's 840 Series SSD combines a next-gen fabrication process with an extra bit per cell to lower the cost per gigabyte. We take... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage |
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The TR Podcast 123: Incremental improvements Our latest episode of the TR Podcast is all about incremental upgrades: the iPhone 5, Windows 8, and Intel's 335 Series SSDs. We also... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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Hard drive prices one year after the floodMore than a year has passed since flooding in Thailand ravaged the hard drive industry, sending prices skyward. We check in to see... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage |
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Intel's 335 Series SSD reviewedThe next generation of NAND has arrived. Intel's new 335 Series sports 20-nm flash, and we've run it through our test suite to... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage |
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The TR Podcast 122: Windows 8, VivoTab RT, and FX-8350In this episode of the TR Podcast, we answer listener mail, discuss Borderlands 2 and Dishonored, get our hands on a Windows RT tablet,... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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The TR Podcast 121: APUs, GPUs, and SSDsIn this episode of the TR Podcast, we answer listener mail, discuss AMD's latest Trinity APUs, analyze Nvidia's new GeForce GTX 650 Ti, and... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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Review: Corsair's Neutron and Neutron GTX solid-state drivesCorsair's Neutron SSDs are the first ones to use a new controller from Link_A_Media Devices. We test the standard and GTX versions of... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage |
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SSD prices continue tumbling in Q3SSD prices continued their downward trajectory in the third quarter. We've crunched the numbers for nearly 40 drives to see how far the... Type: Feature article Tags: Storage |
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The TR Podcast 120: Borderlands 2, iOS 6, and the problem with staged releasesIn this episode of the TR Podcast, we rave about Borderlands 2, rant about iOS 6, and discuss our stance on AMD's new information... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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The TR Podcast 119: GTX 660, Haswell, Sleeping Dogs and iPhone 5This time on the TR Podcast, we've got the lowdown on the latest hardware, both new and upcoming, from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia. That's... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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The TR Podcast 118: CPUs inside the second, and steamrolling the ForcepadIn this episode of the TR Podcast, our panel weighs in on the Apple v. Samsung decision, examines AMD's Steamroller architecture, and much more. Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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A few weeks with Samsung's Galaxy S III smartphoneSamsung's Galaxy S III is the hottest Android handset on the market right now. We spent a few weeks with one to see... Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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The TR Podcast 117: Clicky keys, sultry sound and sweet-spot graphicsJoin us for a review-packed episode in which we cover the spectrum of sound, graphics, clicky-ness, and all-in-one....ness. Plus, listener mail! Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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The TR Podcast 116: The Nexus between Batman and Korean IPS displaysIn this episode of the TR Podcast, our panel weighs in on Google's Nexus 7 tablet, the latest hardware video transcoders, and those 27"... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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Google's Nexus 7 tablet reviewedFor just $199, Google's Nexus 7 tablet serves up a 1280x800 display, a Tegra 3 SoC, and the very latest version of Android. Type: Feature article Tags: Mobile computing Personal tech |
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The TR Podcast 115: Dude, where's my host?We're host-less for this episode of the TR Podcast, but fear not—our intrepid crew pushes on, discussing everything from Max Payne 3 to triple-display... Type: Feature article Tags: Podcast |
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