Friday November 27, 2009 8:03 PM AEST

Pondering Nvidia's future in PC gaming, and whether the Ion could truly be the graphics maker's best remaining play.

Remember back when Broadband Minister Stephen Conroy said that he expected the national broadband network to start rolling out at the end of 2008? Things haven’t exactly gone to plan.

The new OS is winning over notoriously skeptical tech bloggers and benchmarking sites. We put together a roundup of some of the results that show why Windows 7 could be faster than Vista.

There are few companies that have impressed me as much as Asus recently. The company has a host of cool new PC products coming out this year and while not all of them are guaranteed hits, it’s really satisfying to see a PC manufacturer that’s willing to try radical designs.

Nathan Taylor sees some interesting outcomes of the planned new Internet domains, including the possibility of Microsoft.sex.

The future direction of GPUs is turning firmly toward multi-platform physics support - we just need Nvidia, Intel and AMD to agree on a standard, says Nathan Taylor.

My guess is that iiNet is worried about a slippery slope – it’s only one step from passing on legal warnings to being forced to cut users off at the demands of copyright holders, says Nathan Taylor.

Everything you ever wanted to know in less than 2 minutes about Intel's Core i7 - you know, that CPU you've heard about.

So I recently found myself looking for an external RAID storage solution. My data needs had outgrown my PC, and I was getting tired of micromanaging all my stuff.

Is iiNet's decision to take part in Internet filtering a good idea? Nathan Taylor sounds off on controversial filtering plans.