A bit skeptical? So am I. I know tuned drivers can make a pretty big difference in certain situations, but there’s only so much a software developer can eek out of a mid-grade graphics card. But aften looking over a few comments by a claimed Valve employee, things could be at least getting a minor boost in the near term. Specifically: Performance is going to improve as drivers are updated,” rbarris writes. “I would expect modest improvements in short...

One of the big things about Chrome OS is that it is entirely web-based. It’s a novel idea that is certainly a minority in the traditional PC market. While world travelers and mobile hipsters may find the Chrome OS everything they needed and nothing more, I’ve seen some chatter that power users may feel that Chrome OS as it’s been shown so far, is a tad limiting. But there may be hope. According to a Google employee, Gary Ka?mar?ík, native desktop...

What could it be…a trackpad? A giant trackpad? With all the momentum behind gesture-based computing and Apple’s reliance on such technology, it only seems right that they’d super size said technology for desktop use. The trackpad you see here is supposedly a new Apple product that’s set to be unveiled later today at WWDC 2010. One thing’s for sure, whether it’s real or not, today is going to be a jam packed day. Looks like...

Is your drool cup full after weeks of waiting for any new news regarding Core i5/i7 updated Macbook Air/Pros and Mac Pros? I just as much as anyone love a well put together computer with beastly internals to match. But a $400 premium for Intel’s “latest” Core i5/i7 chips? Ya, no thank you. The image above was captured from Austrailian site, PC Authority. Whether the prices listed are USD or not I’m not sure, which could explain the price...

It all but seemed like the dual 15.4″ screened GScreen Spacebook was never going to grace our presence. As the “end of 2009″ came and went, my hopes for this dual-screened beast were quickly evaporating. And then I woke up today to hear that they did in fact purposely delay the GScreen Spacebook. But it wasn’t because of a manufacturing glitch, parts shortage, or internal bickering. Instead, they delayed it to make it better. The old Spacebook...