Posted 07/29/08 at 04:45:20 PM by Norman Chan
Reminder: The T-shirt design contest ends this Friday morning. Submit your entries as soon as possible!
Here is your chance to make a mark on Maximum PC! We need new t-shirts, and, quite frankly between the magazine re-design, the website revamp and actually making the magazine every month, we’re just tapped out. That’s where you come in. We're taking submissions for a new t-shirt design, and want you to try your hand at creating one. The design should include the Maximum PC logo, have a maximum of 4 colors, and be created as a vector graphic. Otherwise, we encourage you to be creative and geeky to capture the look and feel of the magazine.
Send us your design for the new Maximum PC t-shirt and you could win a $250 gift card and a few tees to show off your winning art!

Visit the full contest page for the official rules!
Posted 06/23/08 at 04:12:47 PM by Pulkit Chandna
Ace Ventura vividly described women as “a temple to house the miracle of procreation” in Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, but scientists at a British University have ushered in an era in which robots will also be endowed with the divine gift of reproduction, or more precisely, replication. Researchers at the University of Bath have successfully developed RepRap, self-replicating machine that can copy itself ad infinitum.
Despite all the technological advancements you still have no choice but to click on the "Read More" link to know how the self-replicating robot might be a step closer to the ultimate sci-fi nightmare and how you can build one yourself.
Posted 06/03/08 at 01:59:22 PM by Will Smith
We've finished our print redesign, and we're introducing new columnists. It's a banner month!
Posted 06/29/07 at 11:26:13 AM by Robert Strohmeyer
Linux's open source image editor is packed with powerful features. Here's how to get started.
Posted 06/01/07 at 05:56:59 PM by Will Smith
Where are the lovingly-crafted, innovative cases of the future?
Posted 02/27/06 at 02:45:53 PM by Gordon Mah Ung
The newest update to Photoshop Elements 4.0 is just a bunny hop forward from the previous iteration. Adobe really sweetens the deal, however, by bundling the home-user edition of Photoshop with the home-user version of Premiere—Premiere Elements 2.0.
Click Read More for more.


