According to The Register, the 4C group (Intel, IBM, Matsushita Electric and Toshiba) has backed down on its Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM) scheme that would have forced copyright protection software onto consumer drives. Read more
Linux developer Andre Hedrick, who is working with the companies who have supported the Content Protection for Recordable Media, says that a new version of the proposal differentiates between fixed and removable ATA drives. Read more
Taking exception to the tenor of a story in CNet/ZDNet, The Register has compiled even more information on the Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM) technology that OEMs could soon install on drives to help the entertainment industry control how owners use media. Read more
Cryptography guru Bruce Schneier has produced an analysis of the Content Protection for Recordable Media proposal that IBM, Intel, Matsushita and Toshiba (4C) want to install on hard drives through the ATA specification. Read more
The processor is the heart of your PC, and our updated charts for Q3 2008 show 54 of them competing in terms of performance. Using our updated suite of benchmarks, compare your favorite AMD and Intel CPUs after reading this introduction. Read more
Thinking about picking up the latest update to Stalker, but not sure if your graphics subsystem can handle it? Hang on as we take you through a performance tour and demonstrate how the game has been prettied up. Read more
The 780G chipset/Radeon HD 3200 and the MCP78S chipset/GeForce 8200 provide the first integrated graphics solutions that can accelerate Blu-ray playback. We dig deep into how well they work with high quality Blu-ray 1080p video playback. Read more
Manufacturers really love the first Geforce 9. The graphic chip is fast, the cards are inexpensive, and some retailers offer more than ten variations. Read more
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