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Better adaptive anti-aliasing, better video playback, better performance, and priced in reach for anyone who wants one--seriously, for less than four hundred dollars, given how cheap everything else is now, anyone can afford it--the HD 5870 is the card to get for gaming performance, performance/ watt, low noise... there�s a whole host of good reasons.

The 5770 is a drop-in replacement for the 4870. It has the same basic amount of GPU processing power, albeit on a smaller process with much better power management. So the improvements are all elsewhere--DirectX 11 being the most prominent. It's also really, really cheap.

Alright. Time for a refresh, it's almost spring, and that's the season for growing video cards. The HD 4890 is, for all intensive porpoises, a retooled HD 4870, which, in my humble opinion, is overdue. Not that the 4870 was by any means a bad card, and it certainly got its deserved amount of press, but it had its failings and, when prices were even, I'd generally recommend a GTX 260. AMD doesn't like losing on the price front, that's for damn sure. But it never hurts to have a great high-end card, either. Look, this card still isn't a match for the ridongulous GTX 285 or the limited 295, but it's an outstanding improvement over the HD 4870. Enough to upgrade?

I initially mistook the Lplayer for its older cousin, the Clix. I had always been infatuated with the physical design of the original D*Click player, and iRiver has brought yet another product to market with this slick navigation method. It reminded me of a Nano "Phat" without the navigation bits below the screen (and indeed, the 2-inch, 320x240 pixel screen is a dead ringer for that found in the Nano). And clean lines and simple functionality are the kinds of things that get me hot.

The wind was blowing at a solid mach 1, it flew up my face and popped my ears. There was so much it was blowing away the morning sun. I was too hung over to shiver. The wind, at least, gave me something to lean on.

The moment has finally arrived for all DUST 514 fans. The highly anticipated closed beta for the game is about to start and as we informed you not too long ago, EVE Online players and those who attended the EVE Fanfest event will have the opportunity to play first. Fans...

If you are a frequent Skyrim player with an Apple iPhone, there’s a good chance that you are also using the very handy Dragon Shout app, a free app which became available to download back in November last year. The app essentially follows you on your vast journey, providing a...

Although EA and DICE have made it clear that they plan to support Battlefield 3 heavily with post-release DLC, it has been revealed that a Battlefield: Bad Company 3 game may already be in development. Once again it is the wonders of LinkedIN that appears to have let slip the...

If you are tempted by LG’s new Optimus LTE2 smartphone that has just been unveiled in Korea, here is your chance to get a closer look at it. We have a few hands-on videos for you to check out, giving you a glimpse of the brand new Optimus UI 3.0...

It’s fair to say that a lot of people are expecting really big things from the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD remake. After hearing the great news that Robomodo are planning to incorporate some of the original soundtrack into the new game, we’re now hearing that they have plans to...