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Christmas Cracker Mayhem Review

Misc Hardware | 25th December 2010

We at Overcrack3D are continuing our seasonal shennanigans with a head to head battle of the bangs...

The Mince Pie Roundup

Misc Hardware | 24th December 2010

This Christmas, we are here to show you the finest Mince Pies of 2010.

Cadburys Flake Egg

Misc Hardware | 4th April 2010

As it's Easter we always like to give you something to chew on. Today it's Cadburys Flake Easter Egg we're dealing with.

Asus My Cinema ES2-750/PT/FM/AV/RC

Misc Hardware | 7th December 2009

Today we take a look at a little TV card from Asus, Does it fit the bill?

AC Ryan PLAYON! HD

Misc Hardware | 5th October 2009

Have an extensive media library saved up on your network? Need a way of viewing it on your TV? Could the PLAYON! be the answer to all your prayers? Read on to find out....

Asus OC Station ROG Controller

Misc Hardware | 28th July 2009

Overclocking on the fly, no need for reboots, stylish dual bay design. Meet the Asus OC station. The ultimate in overclocking devices? Read on to find out...

Antec Veris Multimedia Station Premier

Misc Hardware | 30th June 2009

Is your PC taking on all the roles of a HTPC, but lacking true usability? Antec may just have the answer to your prayers....

Edimax nMax Wireless 802.11n Gigabit Router

Misc Hardware | 15th April 2009

We take a look at Edimax's flagship router, and see whether it's deserving of it's rank within the company's offerings.

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Educators Build A Cluster On The Cheap

Matthew Fogg | 20th November 2006

Clusters have enjoyed a dramatic dip in prices over the past few years, although they remain out of many schools’ reach. A decent eight server cluster can easily stretch past $35,000 or so. Four US college professors with a geeky bent have worked to whittle the cost of a basic cluster down to $3,000 in the hopes of putting the systems in more students’ hands.

Nine Years Later, Children May Get Web Protection

Matthew Fogg | 20th November 2006

In 1998, the U.S. Congress enacted a sweeping Web censorship law that nearly everyone promptly forgot about. Why? The explanation is simple: The American Civil Liberties Union immediately filed a lawsuit to block the U.S. Justice Department, and a federal judge granted an injunction barring prosecutors from enforcing the law. That injunction has been in place ever since. But now that could change. Read on to find out more...