As long as it can have pages be rendered in a non-mobile or embedded systems fashion (i.e., full versions), then I'd be happy. It'd totally render that damn Facebook thing moot. ...

The thing isn't even out yet and people are like "OMG, this is the next best thing since sliced bread!". To me this looks like an iPod touch with a 10" screen and a full version of Mac ...

I never really got what the heck is the excitement about Expose. Sure it pulls up all your currently running apps on screen and supposedly this helps with multitasking, but I've been doing just fine w ...

Considering that most of the PC world runs x86 or some derivative, I would rather have Intel be told to lay off AMD or its other competitors. And considering the shadiness Intel has been of late, I wo ...

What I find curious about people proclaiming Apple to be open-source and stuff is... Why hasn't anyone really spiffed up Mac OS X like they do Linux? Everything but the core elements of OS X are open ...

There was a laptop in a 2004 issue of MPC (I think between June-August) that had 3D capabilities, but it did games only. What happened to that? ...

That's surprising considering what they claim. ...

... This is probably just a marketing ploy or something. I've had Windows 7 for two months on a laptop and if there's a linear relationship between a fresh install and that, I should be having 2 minut ...

Well hopefully this wouldn't be any different than Apple. Granted I'm sure upgrading from one version of OS X to another is less painless, all Windows is from here on are updates to NT. Heck, we could ...

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... until the GeForce GTX 380 (just pulling that one out of my ass) or the Radeon HD 5890 comes out. Seriously I hate titles like this.  Also whoever said 36FPS is unplayable is anal retentive. Serio ...

I don't like the color scheme of the benchmark scores. I'm finding it hard to pick out the best scores (which I know are bolded). ...

No, this is people who file patents and don't do crap about them until someone actually makes a product that makes money off of it. Then they get all whiney, want a piece of the pie, and sue. ...

They need to make a monitor with no borders or very thin ones to make multi monitor usage less obtrusive. ...

Sure Windows 7 runs on a Pentium 2, but it's about as fast as a horse with a broken leg And Vista came out in 2007. XP came out in 2001. ...

The problem with switching is that...1. Does FOSS have software that meet the requirements of what businesses want?2. Will the transition be nearly painless and I daresay, as effortless as copying and ...

And I still laugh every time they throw in the DRM excuse. Controls how we play our media? Sure, if you're trying to watch a Blu-Ray movie or something. But it certainly isn't controlling that YouTube ...

This is all just for the sake of PR and wooing tech unsavy investors into pouring more money into their business. If anything, I wouldn't be surprised if AMD adopts a "Gesnsis does what Nintendon ...

Most people like the portability of a laptop. However with the advent of console gaming matching PC gaming in terms of content and sometimes look (yes I know that PC games can do better, but to the av ...

The article is very misleading. According to our loveable Wikipedia, PCI is already 3.0, and it's the final version. ...

Defragging a flash drive is bad beacuse defragging basically is just moving data around. Since flash memory has orders of magnitude better seek time (at least on paper) and no real benefit to organizi ...

Most of the world isn't up to date with features and stuff on computers, or they could care less. To them a computer is just something that helps them with their online social life or whatever else th ...

Considering I looked at Apple's website to see if there was a said price drop. Nope. They're selling previous generation Macbooks (which do have some current generaiton hardware) and simply rebranded ...

I think it depends on a few factors that you may or may not be able to explain very well. For me, what gets a game really scary, is a sense of helplessness and maybe teasing as well. Call it childish ...

One to get the fanboys screaming "OH LOOK NVIDIA<insert insulting suffix here>, WE BEAT YOU TO DX11!!!11". DX10 hasn't even been used to the fullest, and at this point, it's really jus ...