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Seriously Shuttle: SG45H7
Looking back in history one can’t help but notice that the trend in computer components is smaller and more powerful. While not a hard and fast law or theory it… |
Shuttle X27 Review
We got to spend some down and dirty, hands-on time with Shuttle’s latest eco-friendly offering: The X27. No, it’s not a new kitchen cleaner, it’s their… |
My first thoughts of the SX38P2 Pro were not good.
This is before I used it as my main computer for three months.
Now what are my thoughts? Read on and…
"Shuttle has a history of innovation." Is that truth or a corporate P.R. line? Let’s…
By Matt Horon
Building a computer, for the enthusiast (at whom, no doubt, the Shuttle is aimed), should be a rewarding experience. Shuttles…
By Mike Jones aka Hawk88
I currently have a large desktop that I use as a gaming rig, It’s tucked away under my desk. I occasionally…
Today we take a look at the new Oppo Digital DV-980H.
The main features include:
Intel's P35 Express has reigned as the enthusiast chipset of choice for Core 2 processors since its introduction last May, and for good reason. The P35 delivers a fantastic…
With all the buzz around VIA's recent announcement of their next generation low power Isaiah mobile processor and the parade of online coverage of the recent press event…
Most people have modest needs when it comes to storage. You may store music, some TV shows and a few documents. But others need more space. For example, maybe you want to offload video or photos from a camera.
Of course, you'll also need to connect to your camera or camcorder. In these cases, a laptop is your best bet. Laptops offer ample storage and plenty of USB connections. A netbook will also work, but don't plan on serious photo or video editing..............Read Full Artical @ USA Today
1) Comments,Hi,
The world of personal computing is changing. Judging from sales figures, laptops have long surpassed desktops as the dominant form of computer. The surge in netbook sales has shown that users are willing to sacrifice performance in the name of portability and price. More important, smartphones are now fully functional computers with a wide variety of applications and services that are rapidly gobbling up users’ time and money.