PDF ArchivesAugust 2006 - Supercharge Your PC Graphics
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The complete PDF archive of the August 2006 edition of Maximum PC, every article included, every page posted! Download it now!
FROM THE ARCHIVEDigital Deck Media Connector
Posted 08/16/06 at 04:12:31 PM by Michael Brown
Streaming music and video from a server to your TV is nothing new, but this streaming box offers something a little different
ReviewsAsus Z62J
Posted 08/16/06 at 04:10:18 PM by Gordon Mah Ung
Wouldn’t it be great if you could get a DIY notebook and install your components without having to crack open the manual?
That’s what Asus expects people to do with its compact new Z62J notebook. This 5.5-pounder features a 14-inch glossy screen, a built-in camera, an nVidia GeForce Go 7300 videocard with a 128MB frame buffer, and support for Intel’s Core Duo/Centrino Duo CPUs.
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FROM THE ARCHIVEThe Problem with Gamer's Nostalgia
Posted 08/04/06 at 02:32:55 PM by Will Smith
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FROM THE ARCHIVEDreamgear i.Sound Max
Posted 07/31/06 at 02:49:19 PM by Michael Brown
Dreamgear obviously knows that speakers are the single most lucrative segment of iPod add-on products: The company offers eight models, including the i.Sound Max.
FROM THE ARCHIVESIN Episodes: Emergence
Posted 07/30/06 at 04:04:48 PM by Will Smith
Episodic games are widely regarded as the saving grace of the gaming industry. Instead of spending years creating 20-hour-plus full-length games, developers can build five-hour chunks of a game, and release them more frequently and for a lower price over the Internet.
FROM THE ARCHIVESaitek A-250 2.1 Wireless Speaker
Posted 07/30/06 at 03:14:05 PM by Michael Brown
Saitek's A-250 Wireless 2.1 Speaker is like a roadside accident. You know you should look away, but you can' stop staring.
FROM THE ARCHIVEiPort FS-2 Free-standing Music System
Posted 07/30/06 at 02:57:34 PM by Michael Brown
If you think it's foolish to drop $200 on a docking station for a $300 iPod, we won&'t even mention iPort's $1,100 model FS-5.
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