Introducing the world’s first see-through USB flash drive that grants us a peek at the memory chip inside.
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Boss Mac Suba is the driving force behind Back2Gaming.com, a leading authority in PC gaming hardware and video game reviews. With over a decade of experience in IT and more in doing reviews for things he love, he combines in-depth technical expertise with a no-nonsense approach to deliver data-driven, insightful content.
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There is no stopping the ever-growing demand for digital content in this day and age. As more and more data is created each day, so does the number of storage required to keep these vast amounts of content. We’ve recently looked at one of the latest hard drives to feature a 4 Terabyte capacity in the form of the WD RE and during that time we speculated that the desktop variants will surely arrive soon. The wait is now over as we have the consumer-oriented models brandishing 4TB capacity from…
Microsoft brings back the 90s feel, back then when we only went to SM Megamall to chill. That was supposed to rhyme but meh anyway, Microsoft’s latest video for Internet Explorer aims to play with your emotion and bring back some nostalgia. It’s worth watching if you were an 90s kid. See the video below:
Intel will be closing the doors to its motherboard division after 20 years of producing motherboard for desktops that use their processors. In a recent article, Dan Snyder (Intel spokesman) told PCWorld that they will be exiting the motherboard business once the new-generation Haswell CPU starts shipping (est. June 2013) and will do so in the span of three years. The article points out that the reason for this move is that Intel is responding to market pressures, citing there is no need for many desktop board makers and that demand…
If you’re a gamer with the habitual urge of overclocking, we highly recommend the Mpower set. Doesn’t matter if you game or overclock; do both. MSI makes it work.