Jane, stop it.

No we can't.

^ Imo, Cars/Bikes and PCs kind of goes together.

It's just stupid and ridiculous in my eyes. If you start a site dedicated to hardware, stay on that topic, don't turn something into another thing just because you feel like it. There's already another 1000000000 blogs about people doing stupid things or how cancer is cured with pigeon crap. Most of the writers do tend to follow the technology only thing but as far as I can see every post by Jane is something that doesn't really belong on here.

I saw what you were referring to. FYI, Tom's Guide is not a Hardware site. It's Consumer Electronics and other random stuff. They've done reviews on Super Soakers there as a bit of a joke.

I also have no clue why your refering to tom'sguide at all. I'm talking about tomshardware.

Try actually clicking the links you circled. Every single one is on Tom's Guide.

http://www.anandtech.com/showdoc.aspx?i=3698
The PC market is expanding, but not in the way you'd expect. Processing power and storage are ridiculously cheap today. The result is devices like smartphones, set top boxes and even TVs can have the processing power of a PC from several years ago. In the quest to make everything easier to use the devices around us are getting more complex.

And it's not going to stop. While we're not quite looking for people to review x86 toasters quite yet, we do need passionate, motivated and informed people to help us cover it all. Hence today's call for writers.

Anand is expanding as well

I don't need to argue in an opinion thread. I'm giving the site feedback, it's rather constructive so your choice would be to take it or leave it. My point is simply that UFOs are not consumer electronics and have no place here. Well you know what they say, ignorance is bliss I suppose. Have fun, I'm going to endgadget.

Id point out, Anands off site/sister site does this as well, non tech articles.
Im not saying theyre one way or another, its just the way were heading, as I linked to Anand seeking a wider "tech" coverage as well.
In the end, like I said, therell only be a small few sites thatre pure tech sites, as PCs arent as exciting as they once were, the wow factor is gone overall, and tho that may not pertain to you or me, it still means something to the tech sites that exist

I'm not speaking for the site. I'm simply stating facts.

^ Damn, you'r a 2006 year old Female

hum, whats with using the same picture as randomizer then shadow703793 ?,

And my age well what can I say I still got it, and thx for the compliment jaydeejohn.

Find something else better to do than trying to filter through dozen of items in Tom's Guide (news), Dailytech, The INQ... etc. per day. Just don't bother reading CE (consumer/enthusiast electronics) tech news. It's a waste of time and you gain absolutely nothing in return, besides how to empty your wallet faster.

Unless you're retired like my old man, what you should be doing is reading materials (journals, whitepapers, industry news...) that is both interesting and can help you progress your career further. For me it's a win-win.

Suggestion - Maybe Tom's could look at a tag system like engadget, you can use 'not:' at the end of the URL and no articles on that topic will appear on the site. They published the other day in response to all the complaints at to much iToss coverage.

hmm, only 35 pages to look through, thanks