All Entries Tagged With: "PC"
Asus EeeNAS PC – 2TB Server With Touchscreen
Share Adding another item to its successful Eee family, Asus revealed the EeeNAS PC at the current CeBit in Hannover, Germany. Incoming search terms:eeenas review
Intel’s Atom Platform Expands Into Embedded Computing
Share With the expansion of the existing Z5xx series of its Atom processor platform, Intel plans to address the growing segment of embedded computing, such as in-vehicle infotainment, medical, retail and transaction solutions (kiosks, point-of-service terminals), gaming and industrial control and automation.
Will IE 8 Be Removable In Windows 7?
Share Maybe, just maybe, Microsoft is going to make Internet Explorer 8 in Windows 7 removable, after all. An early sign for this possiblity can be found in the latest build, 7048, of Windows 7.
Windows Server 2008 & Vista Service Pack 2
Share Microsoft has released a Release Candidate (RC) of Service Pack 2 (SP2) for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. Note that this RC release incorporates both Vista SP2 and Windows 2008 SP2 in one package, and that it also says it’s still a Beta when in reality the file is the RC version.
Empire: Total War – Official Global Launch Trailer
Share The Official Global Launch trailer of Empire: Total War.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. build 1935 released for free
Share GSC Game World has released a version of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow Of Chernobyl, dated October 18th, 2004. The old build contains everything that had been built to that date, which includes levels cut from the retail release, and also game features that THQ cut to help make the game more palatable to the mass market.
Top Selling PC Games week ending Feb 21
Share We have a new chart to show you, these are the best selling PC games in the USA for the week ending February 21. That week saw the debut of Dawn of War II, along with the surprise return of Crysis Warhead.
Windows 7 Shipping As Early As September 2009?
Share All of you, who are eagerly awaiting the release of Windows 7, might like the following statement, made by Ray Chen, president of Taipei-based Compal Electronics Inc., at an investor’s conference today.