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Because we all need all that extra stuff on our system when we bring it home from the store….right? Yeah. It seems as though Microsoft may actually be making a move in the right direction with this call. Their upcoming Windows 7 won’t include several of those built-in programs for… Continue Reading »

I’m sorry, but I just wonder, is this entire thing just someone’s idea of “Just how far can we take this and people will think we’re serious?” I mean, the name itself. Who came up with it? You have got to be kidding me. Okay. For those who aren’t aware…Cucku… Continue Reading »

Well the time has come, as much as I hated to have to give these away, they are one review item that I would have loved to keep, but the readers are more important and I am proud to announce the winner. Drumroll please…and the winner of those Axiom AudioByte… Continue Reading »

Just sending a quick reminder in case you missed the earlier announcement, our contest to giveaway a set of Axiom AudioByte computer speakers ends tomorrow, the official deadline for entry is Friday (September 5, 2008) at 11:59pm EST, which also happens to be just 24 hours from the time of… Continue Reading »

Just sending a quick reminder in case you missed the earlier announcement, our contest to giveaway a set of Axiom AudioByte computer speakers ends this Friday (September 5, 2008) at 11:59pm EST. You can check out the full contest post including the rules here, and don’t forget to check out… Continue Reading »

Its always nice to be able to give stuff away, especially a very nice sounding set of computer speakers that retail for $528. This latest giveaway is the set of recently reviewed (and loved) Axiom Audio AudioByte computer speakers, and I must say they are hard to part with, but… Continue Reading »

Product: Axiom Audio AudioByte Computer Speakers Price and Availability: $528 total price. The speakers and amp are $349, plus an additional $179 for the subwoofer. Rating: 9/10 Pros: Excellent sound quality, clean design, very nicely built. Cons: A little on the expensive side, and the system takes up a lot… Continue Reading »

Nicholas Guy, a 53-year-old man from Winona, Minnesota recently ran back into his burning house to rescue his computer. The gentleman was drunk and ignored the police when they told him to stay out. Not being able to accept that he decided to sneak back in when nobody was looking… Continue Reading »

Yes, mobile security is becoming more of a million-dollar-worry for corporations, but what about the hundreds of dollars’  worth of songs on your iPod? Your son’s graduation photos on your digital camera when it gets lost or stolen? A recent Reuters story details some of the new software and hardware… Continue Reading »

Via, the company that brought us the NanoBook, has a new reference design; a computer called the OpenBook.  This design is changed from the previous iteration, modeled to compete with the Asus Eee PC which has launched since the original NanoBook was unveiled.  The computer sports an 8.9-inch display, with… Continue Reading »