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AMD: Wanted Dead or Alive
AMD: Wanted Dead or Alive
After the world's largest news organisation reports a possible takeover, we set the flux-capacitor to full and scry the future.
 
Is Intel going to kill off the CPU socket?
Is Intel going to kill off the CPU socket?
Rumours surrounding an supposed leaked Intel roadmap indicate that desktop CPUs could soon be soldered directly onto motherboards.
 
Two weeks to go on our Perfect PC competition
Two weeks to go on our Perfect PC competition
If you fancy winning one of two hand-picked high PCs from Atomic and PC & Tech Authority, time is running out!
Atomic wants to give you... THE PERFECT PC 

Atomic wants to give you... THE PERFECT PC

by David Hollingworth  |  7 Nov 2012  |  Comment now
Competition: We're giving away not one, but two awesomely specced PCs - these rigs are sweetness personified!
Coolermaster launches stupidly named gaming product  

Coolermaster launches stupidly named gaming product

by John Gillooly  |  6 Nov 2012  |  Comment now
The terms Quickfire and TK really shouldn't be used in the same sentence, let alone a product name.
Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel – hands-on 

Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel – hands-on

by Sam Kieldsen  |  2 Nov 2012  |  Comment now
We get to grips with EA’s classy reboot of the much-maligned “buddy ‘em up” shooter.
Google Announces Shiny New Nexus 4 Phone & Nexus 10 Tablets 

Google Announces Shiny New Nexus 4 Phone & Nexus 10 Tablets

by Alex Whitehouse  |  30 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
Nexus family now has a full line-up of products to choose from.
Boxed copies of Windows 8 Pro do not work for clean installs 

Boxed copies of Windows 8 Pro do not work for clean installs

by John Gillooly, Allie Coyne  |  26 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
After confusion at the local Windows 8 launch, we purchased a boxed copy of Windows 8 Pro to see if it would work for a clean installs.
Windows 8: It isn’t for people like us 

Windows 8: It isn’t for people like us

by John Gillooly  |  26 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
During Microsoft's Sydney launch for Windows 8 the desktop PC was conspicuously absent, as was pricing and availability of full versions of the new OS.
Haswell: The Core Intel Wants Inside Everything 

Haswell: The Core Intel Wants Inside Everything

by Alex Whitehouse  |  21 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
A single architecture, from phones to tablets, to laptops, gaming rigs and servers. But can Intel compete with ARM?
Microsoft Surface tablet breaks cover, gets local pricing and more technical details 

Microsoft Surface tablet breaks cover, gets local pricing and more technical details

by John Gillooly  |  17 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
Australian preorders have opened for Microsoft's foray into tablet hardware. Here is what you need to know about Surface, Windows RT and the hidden costs.
Razer giving away free guns... 

Razer giving away free guns...

by David Hollingworth  |  12 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
... on a t-shirt. It;s not quite Snakes on a Plane, but as it's free, we're not really complaining. Heh.
Razer's Project Fiona gaming tablet could become a reality 

Razer's Project Fiona gaming tablet could become a reality

by Esat Dedezade  |  8 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
The potential king of tablets (ha!) could become real, thanks to the power of Facebook and the universal love of shiny things.
Your next birthday cake may display augmented reality video 

Your next birthday cake may display augmented reality video

by Luke Edwards  |  8 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
Disney has patented the rights to augmented reality birthday cakes, but does that make them more or less appetising?
Samsung Debuts New, Cheaper Solid State Memory Type 

Samsung Debuts New, Cheaper Solid State Memory Type

by Alex Whitehouse  |  1 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
'840 series' SSDs will deliver some TLC to systems next month
Kingston celebrates HyperX's birthday with lucrative Starcraft II tournament 

Kingston celebrates HyperX's birthday with lucrative Starcraft II tournament

by David Hollingworth  |  19 Sep 2012  |  Comment now
Fancy your skills at Starcraft II, and want a chance at some tasty cash prizes? Kingston's got you covered.
Razer to launch its Razer Blade laptop in Australia 

Razer to launch its Razer Blade laptop in Australia

by David Hollingworth  |  18 Sep 2012  |  Comment now
Razer bursts onto the Australian scene in November, and we talk with CEO Min-Liang Tan about the importance of “bat-shit ideas”.
GIGABYTE launches new Z77X-UP7 motherboard, enthusiasts swoon 

GIGABYTE launches new Z77X-UP7 motherboard, enthusiasts swoon

by David Hollingworth  |  4 Sep 2012  |  Comment now
Gallery: GIGABYTE's latest mobo range is turning heads, but a lot of upgraders are waiting for the new UP7... and it's here!
AMD Details its 2013 'Steamroller' CPU Architecture 

AMD Details its 2013 'Steamroller' CPU Architecture

by Alex Whitehouse  |  3 Sep 2012  |  Comment now
Piledriver CPUs also confirmed inbound soon...
Razer announces non-BF3 BlackShark headset 

Razer announces non-BF3 BlackShark headset

by David Hollingworth  |  31 Aug 2012  |  Comment now
Can Atomic claim credit for these puppies... yeah, why not, as Razer announces a green and black pair of BlackShark gaming headphones.
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