Exploring technology, PC gaming, the web, the world and the possible future - mixed with a tasteful dash of humour. Written by tech columnist & multimedia journo Galen Schultz
This PC Building Beginners Guide aims to offer core information regarding motherboards, Intel CPUs, memory, graphics cards, power supplies and solid state drives. It will hopefully become a growing archive of everything you need...
ARGUMENT: The Internet is impairing our ability to contemplate and concentrate for long, sustained periods of time. This created an interesting debate online
This PC Building Beginners Guide aims to offer core information regarding motherboards, Intel CPUs, memory, graphics cards, power supplies and solid state drives. It will hopefully become a growing archive of everything you need...
This PC Building Beginners Guide aims to offer core information regarding motherboards, Intel CPUs, memory, graphics cards, power supplies and solid state drives. It will hopefully become a growing archive of everything you need...
This PC Building Beginners Guide aims to offer core information regarding motherboards, Intel CPUs, memory, graphics cards, power supplies and solid state drives. It will hopefully become a growing archive of everything you need...
MIT AITI 2013: Accelerating IT Innovation The Joburg Centre of Software Engineering (JCSE) at Wits University has successfully hosted an entrepreneurship-training programme presented by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and funded internationally by...
Wii Fit is a video game developed by Nintendo for the Wii console and has been dubbed as an example of ‘exercise gaming’
INVENTION: Ideas that changed the world. How wine and glass changed the course of Chinese and European history
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On September 22, Intel celebrated OneWebDay 2012 along with thousands of other active Internet users from around the world. Intel awarded the most active Internet users from Spain, Russia, South Africa and Germany with Intel Ultrabooks.
The aim of this OneWebDay Ultrabook giveaway was to surprise highly active Internet users in each country by rewarding them with newly developed technology to ensure they get the most of their beloved World Wide Web.
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