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  • New iPhone Knockoffs Are Nearly Indistinguishable From Original

    New iPhone Knockoffs Are Nearly Indistinguishable From Original

    Posted on July 1, 2009 | No Comments
    As quickly as gadgets evolve, their knockoffs do, too. Take a gander at some of the new counterfeit iPhones, which sport an uncanny resemblance to Apple’s proud creation. iPhone knockoffs have come a long way in a short amount of time. Compare the image at top of a new iPhone clone to the image below of [...]

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  • Wired’s Smart Guide: Know Your Smartphones

    Wired’s Smart Guide: Know Your Smartphones

    Posted on June 26, 2009 | No Comments
    Not long ago the best smartphone you could buy was the iPhone. No contest. The uncanny combo of beautiful chassis, intelligent OS, super responsive touchscreen, and app store was unparalleled. There was no device on the market that came remotely close to touching the Jesus phone’s near mythical marriage of hardware and software. Them days is [...]

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  • ASUS Mars GPU weds twin GeForce GTX 285s, might just melt your face

    ASUS Mars GPU weds twin GeForce GTX 285s, might just melt your face

    Posted on May 29, 2009 | No Comments

    You into frame rates? No, we mean are you frickin' bonkers over watching your rig hit triple digits in a Crysis timedemo? If you're still nodding "yes," have a gander at what'll absolutely have to be your next buy. The ASUS Mars 295 Limited Edition is quite the unique beast, rocking a pair of GTX 285 chips that are viewed by Windows as a GeForce GTX 295. All told, you're looking at 240 shader processors, a 512-bit GDDR3 memory interface, 32 total memory chips and 4GB of RAM. Amazingly, the card is totally compatible with existing drivers and is Quad-SLI capable, and if all goes to plan, it'll actually peek its head out at Computex next week. Rest assured, we'll do everything we can to touch it.

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