Welcome to Part 1 of Tom's Hardware's 2010 Holiday Gift Guide. This first installment is geared toward system builders planning to pool some ... read more

Ready for the launch of Blizzard's World of Warcraft: Cataclysm expansion tomorrow? Is your PC? We test 24 different graphics cards from AMD and ... read more

Wondering if your favorite game wants more CPU or GPU muscle? We tested 20 different titles using a GeForce GTX 460 and a Core i5 processor (one ... read more

We run through an in-depth guide to 10.1" netbooks from Acer, Asus, Dell, Gateway, HP, Lenovo, and MSI. We even coded a special set of ... read more

Do you want the gadgets in your pocket to help you make decisions or monitor aspects of your daily life? Intel believes context-aware computing ... read more

Hasn't anyone ever told you that it's not healthy to sit in front of a computer all day? We're setting down the graphics cards, picking up the ... read more

You probably know Corsair best for its memory products, power supplies, and SSDs. But now the company is jumping into the crowded headset market ... read more

In our second-day coverage of Intel's Developer Forum, we see Sandy Bridge's graphics engine handle 3D Blu-ray on the PC, AMD's forthcoming ... read more

The first day of Intel's Developer Forum saw discussion of the company's new CPU microarchitecture, code-named Sandy Bridge and manufactured at ... read more

Thanks to Computex 2010's focus on consumer electronics and IT products—two male-dominated industries—scantily-clad women are in abundance. As we ... read more

There once was a time when E3 and CES had all of booth babes. Then they were banned, for being too sexy. Thankfully, Taiwanese shows always ... read more

Take a trip down memory lane with us as we recall some of the hardware products and software applications that got us hot and bothered about ... read more

What can we say? Computex is filled with beautiful women, and we took their pictures. Sure, it's not tech, but in Taiwan, booth babes are part of ... read more

NVIDIA Optimus is a new technology for laptops that delivers the performance of discrete graphics processing along with great battery life. read more

Dmitry Chekanov, managing editor of Tom's Hardware Russia, spent some quality time on the Computex 2010 show floor, complementing the news ... read more