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In part one of this interview, AMD's Guiseppe Amato explains the principles of Puma to HEXUS.tv's Tarinder Sandhu - it's all about 'balance'.
With perfect timing for Wimbledon, Top Spin 3 hits the streets...
Subnotebooks have soared to popularity in 2008, but despite the media attention, we ask you, our readers, are you feeling the subnotebook craze?
Wall-E hasn't yet made its way to UK theatres, but early reviews from across the pond claim the movie to be one of the greatest of all time.
At the Intel Karting day, the BMW Sauber F1 Team driver, Christian Klien, dominates the track and elsewhere old rivalries come to the surface...
Toshiba has lost the format war, but it isn't sat around licking its wounds. Reports suggest it's preparing to fight back with new DVD technologies.
Tiny is an understatement, this provider of Freeview-goodness measures just 70mm x 27mm x 54mm.
Nikon's D700 packs a D3-derived 12.1 megapixel FX-format sensor into a smaller, lighter body and it'll be yours later this month for $2,999.95.
It's been a long time coming, but Pioneer has officially extended its KURO range to include LCDs as well as Plasma screens.
PC World has today launched a new in-store initiative to bundle mobile, broadband and digital TV packages alongside hardware.
Sony Pictures Entertainment has launched the first teaser trailer for 007's 2008 outing, Quantum of Solace.
HEXUS.tv's Paul Dutton continues his grilling of Patrice David, AMD's EMEA Product Marketing Manager for Notebooks.
Freesat may have only recently launched in the UK, but the BBC has already begun testing the transmission of HD services over Freeview.
A beta version of BBC's revamped iPlayer is now available and it's packing quite a few useful new features.
Don King’s Prizefighter is from the same guys behind the entertaining Rocky and Rocky Legends. Should be good then...
It isn't quite 2015, but Nike is readying Back to the Future inspired trainers in the form of the McFly Hyperdunks.
Half of the TVs sold in the UK last year were analogue, and most buyers still don’t realise that the sets will soon become obsolete.
Don’t think that owning your opponent and having him fighting with a very unhealthy 157% of damage guarantees a win as all it takes is one slip off the edge and you’ve lost the match…
This time next month, The Dark Knight will be hitting UK theatres and Warner Bros. is stepping up the marketing.
This family-friendly title from THQ is solely aimed at keeping youngsters out of the sunshine and indoors over the summer with a series of casual sport-simulation games on Wii.
Today sees the official launch of the Radeon HD 4850 and HD 4870 graphics cards. We disseminate the technology and evaluate just how hard they punch NVIDIA in the gut.
Rock around the world, or on the tube, the bus or anywhere in fact with Guitar Hero: on Tour!
Scan.co.uk has taken the time to pick two lucky winners in our Karting Experience competition. And the winners are...
Using the power of TV magic, we help Nick get a close-up look at the Thermal take Luxor...
ATI's R700 promises 2TeraFLOPS+ performance from a single card.
BT's latest method of improving customer's broadband speeds is to offer a £90 call-out service with a money-back guarantee.
With read and write speeds of 52Mbps and 47Mbps, respectively, A-DATA's Turbo Series CF 350X claims to be the fastest available.
Thermaltake talk up the PW880i with lots of features for the water-cooling fan including, get ready... dimpled tubes!
Nick walks us through the Thermaltake Spedo, a case packed with handy features for the serial fiddler.
Edward Carnby is back and fighting the forces of a nameless evil in New York's Central Park.
The 2008 Wimbledon Championships are under way and this time around, BBC's coverage is even better thanks to iPlayer.
Does it annoy you when copying and pasting text into Microsoft Word brings with it all sorts of formatting? Here's some quick workarounds.
HEXUS.tv has a look at the Thermaltake Xpressar AC5100 - basically phase change cooling without the huge bulky case.
We take a look at one of the more eye-catching displays at Computex 2008 and get an unusual take on it from a bystander...
We've always wanted to see Schwarzenegger and Stallone in the same flick, but it won't be the Terminator vs Rambo that we'd imagined.
Enter our competition to win a Karting Experience with BMW F1 test driver, Christian Klien - but hurry, entries must be in by June 23rd!
Disney has let loose one last trailer for this summer's sure-fire animated hit, Wall-E.
Looking for something to watch on a Friday night? The BBC will be airing a one-hour profile of Bill Gates tonight at 7pm.
DFI talks us through their new software which automatically overclocks your system for you without all that fiddling about.
This one is just evil... you'll never get it, so just give up now. No, seriously, you haven't a hope...
Sky has announced that its HD service is to be re-branded and given a healthy price drop.
It’s still a work in progress, but Skype is giving Windows users the opportunity to try out a beta version of Skype v4.0.
This one obviously gets hot, hence all those cooling fins... but what the hell is it?
It's competition time again, folks!
Panasonic is helping push Blu-ray along with the introduction of 6x discs available in 25GiB and 50GiB capacities.
Brace yourself for epic battles and badass bosses in the latest video for Overlord: Raising Hell, the extra evil special edition of Triumph Studios’ twisted fantasy blockbuster.
We might not have the 1.21 jigawatts required to run it, but we've got our hands on a Flux Capacitor.
Everyone's talking about it, but is Firefox 3 worthy of the hype? We put the question to you, our readers.
I know this one! It's a... oh, no, actually, I haven't a clue... it's a mainboard though, I think...
You know your marketing is paying dividends when fans queue-up for a store opening.
We've already seen The Joker getting up to no good, now we get a sneak peak at Batman's other nemesis; Two-Face.
Mozilla will launch Firefox 3 at 6pm today and with all the hype, anybody would think this is more than just a browser.
In part 2 of the Paul McGuire interview, Corsair's Global VP of Sales talks about the surge in DDR1 sales, growth areas for Corsair and notebooks.
Ok, now they're getting tough... looks like a GFX card to me but that's not hard to spot... But who makes it and what is it? THAT'S the real question!
Not sure exactly how much bandwidth your ISP is allowing? Google hopes to provide the answers.
Patrice David, EMEA Product Marketing Manager for Notebooks, faces some burning questions from HEXUS.tv's Paul Dutton.
Seeing as HEXUS community member, taowu, guessed the last one so quickly, we decided to really stretch you with this one...
Sharp has announced the Japanese launch of its gargantuan 108in LCD TV.
Mozilla showcases Firefox Mobile's experimental UI, and though it looks mighty impressive, will its features make it into a final release?
Thecus show off their latest NAS solution, the M3800, which connects direct to your telly!
Anyone have a clue what this is? Tell us in the forums...
In an effort to reach out to young people, the House of Lords will today launch a YouTube channel explaining the role of parliament.
June 17th will see the long-awaited arrival of Firefox 3, and Mozilla has plans to set a Guinness world record.
The BBC has announced that its entire television archive is to be made available via digital distribution.
The latest Star Wars trailer looks impressive, but then, don't they always? Will Clone Wars really be a return to form for the Star Wars saga?
Synology's Mike Chen puts a brave face on it when Nick tries (accidentally) to break their kit...
Corsair's Global VP of Sales, Paul McGuire, talks to HEXUS.tv about recommended levels of memory and what gives you the best bang for buck in your PC.
If your phone's camera matters most, look no further than Sony Ericsson's forthcoming Cyber-shot C905.
There's concept cars, and then there's GINA.
The Incredible Hulk premieres on June 12th, and we might see cameos from Iron Man and Captain America.
Teaser posters for 2009's Terminator IV and 2010's RoboCop remake have been caught on camera.
The controversial Taser device has, for the first time, been held responsible for causing death.
Euro 2008 is here. Now for the ladies' how-to-survive guide.
ASUS has announced plans to employ Realtek's Wireless USB technology into its monitors. So long, clutter.
HEXUS.tv favourite, Inno3D's Caroline Kwok, talks to David about mainboards and new graphics cards.
Sean Maloney, Executive VP of Intel, talks to HEXUS.tv about WiMAX, ATOM, the future and who eats all the boardroom cookies.
O2 has unveiled pay monthly tariffs for the forthcoming iPhone 3G, and surprises us all with news of forthcoming pay as you go options.
Steve Jobs has finally unveiled the device we all knew was coming; the 3G iPhone.
Luis, our crazy taxi driver, teaches Team HEXUS how to woo the ladies in Mandarin... but we're sure that's bordering on harassment actually...
Tarinder talks us through the innovative Raven from Silverstone, complete with smoke effects and robots...
Antivirus software has evolved rapidly, but do more knowledgeable users still require a software solution to keep them safe?
This year's COMPUTEX is drawing to a close, but it wouldn't be complete without a rundown of the top 50 booth babes.
Where the M3800 beats my media network is that it cuts out the need for a PC to be in the loop.
Synology's Mike Chen talks HEXUS.tv through their drag and drop interface for their NAS boxes.
Proving the theory that nutters seek each other out, we take one hell of a ride with Taiwan's Harley Davidson fanatic cabbie.
Sapphire's QUAD HDTV is simply stunning... but Nick yet again manages to fluff it up when trying to talk about it.
Fellow pin-ups, MSI's Richard Stewart and HEXUS.tv's Scott Bicheno, talk about the ATOM powered WIND netbooks.
Sapphire unveil their 3d monitor for ATI cards and Nick forgets how to talk...
He who dares, wins.
The world needs more dual-SIM handsets, and Glofiish's DX900 looks as good as any.
But, surely, prices need to come down first?
Photo frames offer all sorts of features in order to try and stand out among the crowd, but are there any as cute as A-DATA's Disney frame?
AMD's next-gen graphics card has yet to be released, but that hasn't stopped GIGABYTE from giving us an early look.
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