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It’s one thing to have a product called the world’s fastest on paper, but it’s another thing entirely to have the benchmarks confirm it. NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 480M has been swooned over for months now, but it just recently hit the hardcore review sites in a big way. Frankly, there’s not a whole lot to say about the thing at this point: it’s simply the fastest [...]

Few months back, we did the unboxing of the VAIO P. However, since then, we did not ever published its full review. We have criticized VAIO P heavily (see THIS), but we need to understand one fact that is VAIO P is a crop of its own. Anyway, been using VAIO P from past few months, I am now fully aware of its pros and cons. Now, how is the immediate out of box experience. To be honest, you immediately [...]

Have you been looking for an in-depth review of this highly anticipated netbook/notebook from SONY? How is the self-proclaimed size-zero, ultra slim notebook in terms of performance? Is its over-a-grand price worth it? Read the full review by clicking on the title! Specifications of our unit: Intel Atom Z540 processor @ 1.86GHz 64GB SSD 2GB RAM 11.1-inch LED screen 1366×768 resolution WiFi b/g/n Windows [...]

Windows 7 Drivers (x32/x64) on 14.04.2010 Operating system: Windows 7 Platform: X32/x64 Size: 1.72 GB Presented to your attention a collection of drivers for the operating system Windows 7 x32/x64 with the latest updates. Audio (Audio) * Analog Devices SoundMAX HD Audio Windows 7 Driver 6.10.01.6600 – x32/x64 * C-Media CM106 – x32/x64 v.2111 * C-Media CM6501 – x32/x64 * C-Media [...]

Our constantly updated list of the best 3D TVs in the world Slip on a pair of £100 3D glasses, nestle in front of a brand new £2,000 TV and switch on a £350 3D Blu-ray player and you’re unlikely warm to the notion that 3D is merely an illusion. It’s created by your brain processing two separate images coming to it via your eyes, and while this stereoscopic approach can be done relatively [...]

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The MP3 codec is 15 years old this year. Unlike its peers, it won’t be studying for its GCSEs or sneaking off behind the bike sheds for a quick snog: it’ll just be quietly celebrating yet another anniversary as the definitive format for music of our time. Other technically superior formats have tried to displace it over the last decade and a half, but MP3 is as synonymous with digital [...]

New LED technology, home networking and endless calibration options help make the Toshiba 55SV685DB a prime candidate for a hi-def home cinema setup, but its flaws leave it looking like an expensive luxury. Features The 55SV685DB’s key feature is its LED backlighting. Capable of switching on and off, according to the demands of any video source, its stack of white lights are capable of local [...]

TechRadar and Datawind have teamed together to offer you the chance of winning one of four Ubisurfer netbooks. The UbiSurfer is the first netbook to offer users free Internet access in the UK and low cost roaming in Europe and USA, it also enables users to surf the web wherever there is a mobile phone signal. Connectivity is one of the UbiSurfer’s strongest assets. Apart from the standard Wi-Fi [...]

Astronauts aboard the ISS received a special software upgrade earlier this week, according to a NASA statement released moments ago: personal access to the Internet and the World Wide Web via the “ultimate wireless connection”. This personal Web access, called the Crew Support LAN, takes advantage of existing communication links to and from the station and gives astronauts the ability [...]