Saturday November 28, 2009 10:37 AM AEST

Windows 7, which will allegedly be more modular than Vista and thus capable of being stripped down to run on lower-spec systems, may represent Microsoft big comeback on low-end systems.

It's official, the fortunes of AMD / ATI ship are turning around, with their new 4870 X2 deemed the new king of the hill in PC gaming performance.

You can now get streaming video via BitTorrent using the .tstream format and SwarmPlayer. Nathan Taylor explains how it works and why it's big news for online video.

The strangest part of this whole National Broadband debate, is how the government has clung onto its minimum 12mbps access speed figure, a number that’s surely outdated by now says Nathan Taylor.

Every now and then a technology company pulls a Zen marketing trick on the unassuming public. Nathan Taylor says Centrino 2 is one of those moments.

If you think PhysX and Larrabee mean you won't need a fast CPU for games, you've been sucked in by marketing hype. Nathan Taylor delves into the real differences between graphics chips and CPUs.

This week's price cuts are too little too late to save the Xbox 360, says Nathan Taylor. The 360 glory days may be over, with only Fable 2 up its sleeve and Blu-Ray scoring wins for the PS3.

Nathan Taylor gives the thumbs up to Nokia and Google's open source phone plans.

Roughly 2.3 million people have downloaded FireFox 3, but is the new version really so special? Yes it is, says Nathan Taylor, and he explains why here.

Nathan Taylor gives the lowdown on Nvidia's fabled GeForce GTX 200 Series, and why it'll blow existing cards out of the water.