Chip stories - Page 28

BioWare releases minimum specs and DRM details for upcoming game Mass Effect 2, with disk check for retail version.

In Sydney, Christmas shopping hysteria begins in October, with IT and electronics topping the festive wishlist despite economic concerns.

Starting 26th October, New Zealand residents, young and old can compete for the title of the fastest texter and become the inaugural New Zealand TXT Champion.

Investing in IT training and workforce optimisation brings results, even in tough economic times, says expert. #IT #Training #WorkforceOptimisation.

CallPlus is considering rolling out a brand new WiMax network in New Zealand, offering an alternative to existing infrastructure.

In stark contrast to this month’s netbook roundups (see page 38), Sony’s VGNZ17GNB is a premium-priced notebook with all the trimmings and a very slim profile.

Intel celebrates its 40th anniversary with insights from 20-year veteran Graham Tucker, reflecting on the tech revolution and future trends in computing.

Computing's future sees PCs vanish into a cloud, revolutionising data storage and access, making technology ubiquitous and intuitive.

Is One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) the answer?  Stephen Dukker, Chairman and CEO of NComputing, and eMachines co-founder, certainly doesn’t think so.

From their mysterious powers of stealth through to their undeniable sway with the ladies, Ninjas are humanity’s ultimate role models.

Celebrate 10 years of Metal Slug with a Wii anthology that's a hilarious, bullet-filled feast for fans old and new. No diet breaks required!.

An increasingly popular option is for businesses to hand over their infrastructure and data needs to an offsite datacentre. But it's a loosely-used term.

Torino 2006 turns icy Olympic challenges into instant fun, offering friendly competition and a quick thrill for gamers - if somewhat briefly.