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• PC Hard Drives That Pack More Power for Less Cash*
  Friday 8 December 2006 – 03:08
  A line of hard drives from Samsung and Hitachi proves you don't have to spend a lot to get a lot. For an almost amazingly low price, Hitachi offers 160 GB and caters to upgrade users while Samsung throws in a 400 GB behemoth.
• More Than A SoundBlaster*
  Tuesday 25 September 2001 – 07:00
  Before our monster Audigy review, we take a look at other audio cards for gamers from Creative, Hercules, Aureal, Philips, and Turtle Beach.
• More Ways To Skin A Cat*
  Wednesday 5 October 2005 – 06:00
  TGP launches new sites surrounding its flagship Tom's Hardware.
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• More Twisted and Creepy Games*
  Saturday 5 July 2003 – 06:00
  If you're looking to immerse yourself into dark and horrible environments, then take a look at the games here - you just might find the one for you. In this review: Silent Hill 3, Castlevania, and Resident Evil 2 & 3.
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• Ten More Best Buys for Back to School*
  Wednesday 6 September 2006 – 01:02
  Our first Back to School Buyers Guide was such a success that we decided to bring you ten more of the best products around. This time we cover the latest in Skype phones, a virtual laser keyboard, unusual USB Flash Drives, a cool multi-function PDA stylus, a hot mobile locker and more.
• Intels New Blessings for the PC and More ...*
  Wednesday 15 April 1998 – 07:00
  Intel launches a new chipset called 440BX. It is the first official product in the PC business that offers a system bus of 100 MHz. Intel calls it 'front side bus'
• CES 2007: LG more serious about 1080p*
  Sunday 7 January 2007 – 12:40
  LG said it will be showcasing its complete LCD TV product portfolio at CES, consisting of 20 different models, nine of which support the highest currently supported HD resolution "1080p" (1920x1080 pixel, progressive).
• Getting More Bang Out of Your Dual Processing Buck*
  Friday 28 May 2004 – 07:00
  WindowsXP is dumber than you think, but there are ways to boost performance from a dual processor platform when you assign CPU tasks manually. To help you do that, THG has created a free software utility that lets you get more dual-processing bang for your buck.