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System Crash: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power

This error can be triggered by many different things, but in general they’re all related to something to do with power management.

Still No TRIM For Intel SSDs In RAID Mode

A driver that finally enables TRIM support for Intel SDDs in RAID mode? Sadly, the news were too good to be true. The latest Intel driver was incorrectly reported (techPowerUp!) to enable TRIM for SSDs in all RAID modes except for RAID5. However, this was bogus information from Intel. The correction came shortly thereafter, that [...]

The Roccat Arvo Compact Gaming Keyboard

This keyboard really caught my eye because of it’s sci-fi-esque design features. A compact “laptop” gaming keyboard, the Arvo has had its arrow keys removed to make it more compact. The numerical keypad area has been adapted for gaming use in lieu of the arrow keys, by switching into “gaming mode”. With an added five [...]

What is extremely small, but has very long range?

To be released in Japan this month, this new USB Bluetooth stick from Princeton combines an impressive range of ~100 meters with miniature size, barely sticking out of the USB port when plugged in. While we have seen small USB Bluetooth adaptors before, this combination of features was unheard of until now, with the norm [...]

AMD Phenom X4 aggressively priced at launch

The new 65 nm CPU family from AMD, known as Phenom, is getting quite the rocket launch this month. With aggressive pricing, AMD is hoping to reclaim some of their recent market share losses. Three CPUs are getting launched initially – the Phenom 9500, 9600 and 9700 – clocking in at 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 [...]

No More RAID-ache? Introducing Drobo

Drobo is an impressive piece of hardware, automagically managing backup of your important files in an optimal way, across any different size disk combinations. You have to see if for yourself: I would definitely buy a Drobo if they launch it over here in Norway. Click here for the original post on PodTech.