Quarter One for 2009 is coming to an end and it’s been an exciting ride thus far in the computer hardware sector. With computers being such integral parts in our everyday lifestyle, innovations shining through are getting harder to find. Here’s a roundup of the best, and a look to what the future may bring. picked by iamamaniac 8 months ago

Our Company Yassia, Inc. is a Silicon Valley based Start up Company dedicated to developing solutions that can primarily help increase safety and security of children up to 18 years of age. The Company’s solutions consist of a set of hardware and software products that will be useful to both parents and the community. These solutions utilize leading edge Infoimaging and Biometrics technolog... read full post picked by mnejad 3 years ago

In hindsight, the Xbox 360 project team likely wishes that it had paid closer attention to its processes – though the fierce competition of the industry fueled their desire to take shortcuts. picked by punthe 2 years ago

Video game industry hardware sales jumped 50 percent to $6.6 billion in 2007, but are anticipated to shrink to $6.4 billion in 2008. picked by tchengrox 2 years ago

This place has loads of really cool stuff. Software, hardware PC equipment and so much more. Prices are very reasonable too. Its definatly worth a look. picked by bilbo 3 years ago

U.S. sales of video games and hardware jumped 46 percent in August from a year earlier. picked by punthe 2 years ago

The headphones supplied with the 3rd Gen iPod Shuffle contains a small chip labelled 8A83E3. Speculation is that this chip is a form of authentication and that without it 3rd party headphones won't work properly. End result? Manufacturers have to pay a tax to Apple to make headphones that work with the iPod range and Apple get to choose how you use the product you own and have paid for. picked by pocksucket 9 months ago

What is the absolute best that the open source model has to offer? The term is usually applied to software specifically, but I'd like to use it here to refer to any community developed project whose collaborative efforts are freely available to all to use and/or modify in any not-for-profit manner; This could include content, health, politics, religion, media, etc.. picked by cthulhuguru 3 years ago

A great site that offers lots of products. They offer a download service too. Its worth a look!!! picked by bilbo 3 years ago

From laser beams that cut things to x-ray goggles that see through clothes to CSI grade forensic lab hardware. picked by maxriter 2 years ago

Americans may be cutting back on holiday shopping, but they are still buying video games picked by Wags273 12 months ago

Pretty interesting picked by pjanaway 2 years ago

It is pressure-sensitive, which means that you can capitalize letters by pressing harder. Imagine the the possibilities for flame wars. picked by suckersklub 4 months ago

Found this episode from a TV show talking about the "Ultimate Gaming Machine" (PentiumII 300) picked by thecritters 3 years ago

Most would think 3 or 4 thousand would be a crazy amount to spend, for some that doesn't even amount to a down payment. See what you can buy with $16,000.00.reading the comments it seems the customer got ripped picked by bernardblack 8 months ago

This is well cool. lol, and expensive, but it was many years ago :p picked by pjanaway 2 years ago

During the week of January 5 to 12--the first week the market had to respond to the Warner announcement--Blu-ray absolutely trounced HD DVD in hardware sales, grabbing 92.53 percent of the high-def disc-player market. picked by punthe 2 years ago

Ever since the pastel pink Fembots hit our screen in Austin Powers, with their marvellous mammary glands containing machine gun power; the link between lingerie and hardware was irrevocably drawn. picked by maven 1 year ago

Psystar's Web site was overwhelmed Monday after it was found to be selling cheap computers with Mac OS X Leopard preinstalled. This caused quite the commotion, as Apple does not license its operating system to other hardware makers, and specifically prohibits (PDF) end users from installing Mac OS X on anything other than an "Apple labeled" computer. picked by buddha 2 years ago

Janos Marton, a hardware moding enthusiast got the idea for this wacky computer, when he decided to make a quiet, low-power home server. But being so passionate about tuning hardware he wanted something unique for the case. So he went ahead and used an empty 1.5 litre bottle of Ballantines whisky. picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago