NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 3 hours 51 min ago
Indulge your identity with Toshiba's latest notebooks - the Qosmio X870 and Satellite P850, L800, C800 and M800 - which will not only be a reflection of your personality, but also cater to your needs for power, performance and portability.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 4 hours 19 min ago
A live video conferencing event was held by Intel Electronics (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd earlier today, where the Malaysian media were introduced to the Malaysian representatives at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 5 hours 9 min ago
Sapphire's PGS division recently announced the availability of the latest version of the Creo CAD software. This new software includes a number of optimizations that allow for an increase in performance by up to 900%.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 6 hours 10 min ago
Sony plans to roll out its SLT-A37 and NEX-F3 cameras in APAC starting next month.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 6 hours 14 min ago
A DDoS attack against The Pirate Bay by an unknown assailant has shut down the website for the past 24 hours.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 8 hours 56 min ago
With the next iPhone expected to debut in the coming months, reports are saying that the latest iteration of the iPhone will have a screen larger than four inches.
FEATURE / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 10 min ago
We've seen how powerful a single GeForce GTX 670 can be, but how about pairing two of them in a 2-way SLI configuration? Check out our performance analysis to find out!
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 27 min ago
ATEN has just announced new dual-rail keyboard, video and mouse (KVM) over IP switches, which allows users to monitor and access up to eight or 16 computers from a single console.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 42 min ago
NetApp Malaysia recently visited the Taman Megah Handicapped and Disabled Children's Home and donated RM3,000 to the home and the children.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 54 min ago
Dell has released the second wave of its 12th generation PowerEdge servers that provide IT infrastructures in SMBs with enterprise-class capabilities.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 55 min ago
Microsoft's Imagine Cup 2012, one of the largest technology competition in the world, kicked off its Malaysian finals in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 10 hours 23 min ago
Intel has just announced the latest 3rd generation Intel Core vPro processors, which are designed with a host of business features to help industries like retail, healthcare and industrial protect their intelligent business systems.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 10 hours 31 min ago
Enhanced with exclusive Vapor-X cooling technology, the Sapphire HD 7770 Vapor-X comes factory-overclocked with a souped-up core clock and memory clock of 1100MHz and 5200MHz respectively.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 10 hours 35 min ago
Resourceful Diablo III players have uncovered a hidden level. While it doesn't have bipedal cows, it sure is full of sunshine and rainbows this time around.
REVIEW / 17 May 2012 / 10 hours 51 min ago
As one of the three NXT siblings, the Sony Xperia P comes with a modest 4.0-inch qHD display with White Magic technology, 16GB internal storage, 8MP camera and a dual-core 1GHz processor. How does it fare compared to the NXT brethren, especially the flagship Xperia S? Find out here.
FEATURE / 17 May 2012 / 11 hours 9 min ago
NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang revealed the cloud computing capabilities of the newly launched Kepler GPU at GTC 2012, where he also introduced a slew of hardware and software services built around this capability, effectively building high-performance computing ecosystems.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 11 hours 37 min ago
Two enterprise GPUs - Tesla K10 and Tesla K20, were introduced at NVIDIA's GTC 2012. The Telsa K10 is based on the GK104 core, while the more powerful Tesla K20 features the GK110 core and is currently the most complex IC, packed with 7.1 billion transistors.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 11 hours 45 min ago
Facebook has hired the full team from Lightbox, the developer behind the popular Android-exclusive Lightbox Photos app.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 11 hours 53 min ago
Ikea's Uppleva all-in-one home entertainment solution will allegedly carry popular video streaming apps such as YouTube and Vimeo, according to GigaOM's report. It is expected to launch in Europe next month before trickling down to the rest of the world.
NEWS / 16 May 2012 / 31 hours 24 min ago
Leadtek's WinFast GT 600 series arrives in 1GB and 2GB memory configurations, offering NVIDIA PhysX, DirectX 11 and OpenGL support and more, in three flavors.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 3 hours 51 min ago
Indulge your identity with Toshiba's latest notebooks - the Qosmio X870 and Satellite P850, L800, C800 and M800 - which will not only be a reflection of your personality, but also cater to your needs for power, performance and portability.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 4 hours 19 min ago
A live video conferencing event was held by Intel Electronics (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd earlier today, where the Malaysian media were introduced to the Malaysian representatives at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 5 hours 9 min ago
Sapphire's PGS division recently announced the availability of the latest version of the Creo CAD software. This new software includes a number of optimizations that allow for an increase in performance by up to 900%.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 6 hours 10 min ago
Sony plans to roll out its SLT-A37 and NEX-F3 cameras in APAC starting next month.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 6 hours 14 min ago
A DDoS attack against The Pirate Bay by an unknown assailant has shut down the website for the past 24 hours.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 8 hours 56 min ago
With the next iPhone expected to debut in the coming months, reports are saying that the latest iteration of the iPhone will have a screen larger than four inches.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 27 min ago
ATEN has just announced new dual-rail keyboard, video and mouse (KVM) over IP switches, which allows users to monitor and access up to eight or 16 computers from a single console.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 42 min ago
NetApp Malaysia recently visited the Taman Megah Handicapped and Disabled Children's Home and donated RM3,000 to the home and the children.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 54 min ago
Dell has released the second wave of its 12th generation PowerEdge servers that provide IT infrastructures in SMBs with enterprise-class capabilities.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 9 hours 55 min ago
Microsoft's Imagine Cup 2012, one of the largest technology competition in the world, kicked off its Malaysian finals in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 10 hours 23 min ago
Intel has just announced the latest 3rd generation Intel Core vPro processors, which are designed with a host of business features to help industries like retail, healthcare and industrial protect their intelligent business systems.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 10 hours 31 min ago
Enhanced with exclusive Vapor-X cooling technology, the Sapphire HD 7770 Vapor-X comes factory-overclocked with a souped-up core clock and memory clock of 1100MHz and 5200MHz respectively.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 10 hours 35 min ago
Resourceful Diablo III players have uncovered a hidden level. While it doesn't have bipedal cows, it sure is full of sunshine and rainbows this time around.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 11 hours 37 min ago
Two enterprise GPUs - Tesla K10 and Tesla K20, were introduced at NVIDIA's GTC 2012. The Telsa K10 is based on the GK104 core, while the more powerful Tesla K20 features the GK110 core and is currently the most complex IC, packed with 7.1 billion transistors.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 11 hours 45 min ago
Facebook has hired the full team from Lightbox, the developer behind the popular Android-exclusive Lightbox Photos app.
NEWS / 17 May 2012 / 11 hours 53 min ago
Ikea's Uppleva all-in-one home entertainment solution will allegedly carry popular video streaming apps such as YouTube and Vimeo, according to GigaOM's report. It is expected to launch in Europe next month before trickling down to the rest of the world.
NEWS / 16 May 2012 / 31 hours 24 min ago
Leadtek's WinFast GT 600 series arrives in 1GB and 2GB memory configurations, offering NVIDIA PhysX, DirectX 11 and OpenGL support and more, in three flavors.
NEWS / 16 May 2012 / 33 hours 11 min ago
Just last night, ASUS held an Open Platform Milestone Achiever Appreciation Night, where they spoke a little bit about their Open Platform division, recognized their value partners and even held an overclocking demonstration by a guest overclocker.
NEWS / 16 May 2012 / 33 hours 28 min ago
Google has officially launched the Chrome Web Store in Malaysia, helping Malaysian Chrome users find the best apps on the web.
NEWS / 16 May 2012 / 33 hours 37 min ago
Available in a variety of memory options, ZOTAC's GeForce GT 630, GT 620, and GT 610 graphics cards come in active or passive cooling configurations to cater to all your computing requirements.
FEATURE / 21 Sep 154562 / 9 hours 10 min ago
We've seen how powerful a single GeForce GTX 670 can be, but how about pairing two of them in a 2-way SLI configuration? Check out our performance analysis to find out!
REVIEW / 11 Jan 154562 / 10 hours 51 min ago
As one of the three NXT siblings, the Sony Xperia P comes with a modest 4.0-inch qHD display with White Magic technology, 16GB internal storage, 8MP camera and a dual-core 1GHz processor. How does it fare compared to the NXT brethren, especially the flagship Xperia S? Find out here.
FEATURE / 28 Nov 154561 / 11 hours 9 min ago
NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang revealed the cloud computing capabilities of the newly launched Kepler GPU at GTC 2012, where he also introduced a slew of hardware and software services built around this capability, effectively building high-performance computing ecosystems.
Consumers can look forward to ultra-thin notebooks and systems that are powered by AMD's new low-powered processors, which claims to offer better gaming firepower than Intel's CPUs. Does it really overpower the competition? Find out here.
The ASUS PadFone is one highly versatile mobile device, transforming from a smartphone to a tablet and even into a netbook when docked with the PadFone Station and Station Dock respectively. Is the all-in-one hybrid a viable option in a market dominated by slim and lightweight devices? Find out here.
Enjoy your media library and stay entertained on your mobile devices by wirelessly streaming music, movies, photos and documents from the Seagate GoFlex Satellite.
Vying for an affordable alternative to the GeForce GTX 680? NVIDIA has rolled out the GeForce GTX 670, aimed to bring high performance at a more affordable pricing. We check out the reference card as well as two customized ones from ASUS and Palit to see what it brings to the table. High-end graphics card shoppers should be pleased.
As Day Two gets underway, we get a closer look at even more ideologies behind HP's innovations, including the rise of the All-In-One desktop systems, the rigorous testing that all HP notebooks and printer inks go through and we even got a surprise visit from the new HP president and CEO, Meg Whitman.
In addition to a host of new Ultrabooks, HP also unveiled several new printers at their Global Influencer Summit in Shanghai, China, that respond to the needs of today's on-the-go and Web-connected users.
Despite talks of bowing out of the hardware business altogether in August last year, HP shows a strong return to form, especially in the unveiling of the second generation Ultrabook lineup at their Global Influencer Summit held in Shanghai, China.
HP's latest Global Influencer Summit 2012 kicked off in Shanghai, China and we had the opportunity to cover what HP has in store for the world in terms of personal systems and printers. We even got the chance to get even more insight on just how the innovations at HP were conceived.
MSI's new GT70 notebook is one of the first to feature an Intel Ivy Bridge Core i7-3610QM processor. It also boasts NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 670M GPU, dual SSDs, 16GB RAM, SteelSeries keyboard, NIC by Killer Gaming and a non-reflective, full HD, 17.3-inch screen. Add that all up and you've got the makings of a top brass gaming notebook. Should you get one? We spill the beans.
Nope, you didn't miss a number - Panasonic has jumped straight from last year's GF3 to this year's brand new GF5, skipping the number 4 in-between. The camera is Panasonic's newest entry-level Micro Four Thirds camera, so check out our review to see if it'll be the one for you.
The Samsung Series 5 Ultra 13-inch laptop, is an Ultrabook that sets out to give you the best of all the desired aspects - performance, build quality and portability at a great price. But will it succeed in creating the perfect Ultrabook? Sit tight as we detail all you need to know of this newcomer.
We managed to get our paws all over the Samsung Galaxy S III in an exclusive, if albeit short, hands-on session. So let's cut to the chase; check out our preview on the highly anticipated gadget after the jump.
NVIDIA set the bar high with their Kepler-based GeForce GTX 680 graphics card. Now they say their dual-GPU GeForce GTX 690 is as good as two GTX 680 cards in SLI configuration. We find out if they can back up their claims, and if it's enough for them to put AMD down for good.
We pit two high-end factory-overclocked, custom Radeon HD 7970 cards against each other to determine which is deserving of your hard earned money. Plus, we see how they compare to NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 680.
Come next week, the new Samsung Galaxy S III will be unveiled to great fanfare. On our end, we have been compiling news on the highly anticipated device. Here's a quick round-up on what we have found out so far, including rumors and all.
Topping the tip of LG's 2012 HDTV fleet is the 55-inch LM9600 Cinema 3D Smart TV. This premium model is armed to the teeth with full-array LED backlights, powered by LG's Nano technology with local dimming perks. It looks like the fight between the passive and active 3D factions just heated up by a notch. Check out our full review!
Accounting for about one-third of the total 1.4 billion transistors is the integrated GPU of the Ivy Bridge. This 3rd-gen integrated GPU has been given an upgrade and more computing horsepower. Find out the significance of this upgrade as we put the Intel HD Graphics 4000 through its paces.
Imagine being stuck in a foreign land or city with no way to go online easily with your mobile device. This is where iPavement comes in.
Investing in the right antivirus for your computer can be a tough choice, but is there a difference between the paid and free version of security solutions? We take a look at avast! - one of the world's trusted and most effective software that is also completely free.
In the past few months, I have mentioned a number of technologies that will help make people’s lives a little bit easier. This post, on the other hand, will look to update you guys on what’s been going on with these cool gadgets.
Light trails have always been a fascinating sight but it is surprisingly easy to recreate. The equipment needed is rather simple but the technique requires quite a bit of patience to execute properly.
In the world of consumer electronics, there are two major shows -- CES in Las Vegas in January, and IFA in Berlin every September. How do journalists know that what was previewed in CES will be ready to market at IFA in time for Christmas? Well, the annual IFA Global Press Conference, that's what.
Compact sensors, four thirds, APS-C, full frame, where does the race for bigger and better sensors end? And what will it do to our wallets? Maybe it’s time to take a step back and concentrate on what is truly important about photography.
Short Message Service (SMS) has been with us for more than a quarter of a century and many people tend to use it without giving a second thought, but how did it originate and where will it go in the future?
Building your very own computer isn't that hard. With the overwhelming number of components out there in the market though, things can get a little confusing. If you have no idea on where to begin, then give this guide a read, and perhaps you'll be one step closer to owning your very own, self-assembled PC.
Following the Windows 8 post by Samuel, I recalled reading a piece on how even the new Mac OS X updates are moving towards a deeper integration with iOS. It just goes to show that tablets are going to be a big part of our future, but I’d like to think it’s Jarvis coming to life.
The game industry is no stranger to having its ideas borrowed by other developers, but when some developers blatantly lift another’s creative designs, someone is going to be really unhappy.
Ever since the huge success of Windows 7 in 2009, there has always been one question on every Windows user's mind: When will Microsoft release their next OS? This year, Microsoft has unveiled the highly-anticipated Windows 8 OS in the form of a Consumer Preview edition. Read on to find out more!
You can get good photos when shooting with an external flash gun. Modify the light from the external flash gun though, and you can get exceptional photos. Here's some basic knowledge on what you can use to modify the light from your external flash gun.
The world is filled with two kinds of people, those who are morning people, and those who are not. Unfortunately, I am the latter. I find it incredibly difficult to wake up in the mornings and the snooze button never helps at all. Well, I have just found the mother of all alarm clocks and believe me, you'd want to see this.
With the takedown of popular file sharing site MegaUpload, many other similar sites have either taken various precautions to ensure their well-being, or have voluntarily shut down their services. Yet, some still remain defiant.
I take on the myth where a photographer MUST own a DSLR in order to get good shots; shooting with good light and a cellphone camera can net you good results as well, especially when the light can be shaped with your own hands.
As entertainment evolves from 2D to 3D, we see the same kinds of trends hitting printers as well. 3D printers are not about printing an image that looks three dimensional, but rather printing an actual sculpture from a design of your choice. Read on to learn more.
Sometimes to get your computer to run at an optimal level, some cleaning is needed to rid of the unnecessary files that fragments your data.
I bet you've come across emails or messages that goes 'Send this to SIX friends and your significant other will appear in the next two days'. Sadly, this trend is still going on in this day and age.
Cloud-based services have been picking up steam over the past year. One of the latest services involves video games, and a rather interesting take on gaming. Known as OnLive, this service has the potential to change the way video games are played. Here's a brief introduction to the service and what's it all about.
When we hear cloud, we often think, “Well, it’s a business thing.” However, whether you realize it or not, there is a high possibility that you are actually already utilizing the ‘cloud’ in some way already, be it for personal storage or even photo sharing.
