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Supersize Your TV for $300: Build Your Own XGA Projector!*
Saturday 13 November 2004 – 06:00
Have fun tinkering and save a boatload of money on a high-quality XGA projector. THG shows you, step by step, how to build an XGA projector with 3,500 ANSI lumens. A new video also provides additional inspiration, giving you an impression of the picture quality you can achieve.

MMR: EA Breaks Your Disk? Too Bad, Your Problem*
Monday 26 June 2006 – 10:05

If you buy a game from any of the major publishers these days, and it comes in a DVD case which does more harm to the discs than it protects them, who do you think should foot the bill for replacing these discs when they crack? According to the publishers, you should.

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Grab Your Nunchucks - It's Time to Play Wii*
Thursday 18 May 2006 – 02:58

TwitchGuru's Travis Meacham bypassed the insanely long line to play Wii at E3 2006, pulling back the curtain on Nintendo's mysterious new console. Are you ready to discover what he did?

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CES 2007: Tech companies offer several ways to pimp your ride*
Wednesday 10 January 2007 – 12:22

At CES this year, the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center is home to most of the companies showing off automotive technologies. From radio to speaker systems to video players, the underlying theme at CES of digital multimedia content is in full swing in the car market as well.

Back Up Your Data With Tandberg's 420LTO and 220LTO Streamers*
Tuesday 5 September 2006 – 01:33

Do you need serious backup capabilities? We tested Tandberg's entries into the low-power, small-size LTO drive category with internal and external 100 and 200 GB models.

Making Your Wi-Fi Guests Feel At Home*
Thursday 24 February 2005 – 02:48
Providing guest access to your WLAN is more than a matter of simple courtesy. It raises all sorts of technical and security issues that you can't afford to ignore.

Building Your Own PC, Part 1: Know-How for Do-It-Yourselfers*
Wednesday 4 September 2002 – 07:00
Novices needn't be scared of the insides of their PC. This guide provides the basics for the proverbial "dummies," though advanced users can also learn something.

Mobile Storage: Your Entire CD Collection In Your Pants Pocket*
Thursday 5 May 2005 – 06:00
Are you looking for a gadget that will carry the contents of 40 audio CDs on a key ring? Or perhaps you're hankering after a light-weight external mass storage solution to carry even bigger data quantities? Then you shouldn't miss this test of the Arcdisk 4 GB HD USB Key and the Iomega Mini Hard Drive 40 GB.

Fireproofing Your Data*
Thursday 8 December 2005 – 06:00
A fireproof safe, complete with a network-attached storage(NAS) device and internal power strip, represents a reasonably sure way to back up those files that you just can't live without. We offer a step-by-step account of what it takes to set up a fireproof data safe and to get the system up and running.

CES 2007: Microsoft and Ford promise to sync your life*
Tuesday 9 January 2007 – 05:19

Microsoft showed off a system, named "Sync", for synchronizing data you want to take on the road. It also do other tasks that make driving easier and safer. Ford Motor Company is making Sync real in twelve of its products this year.

Your DIY 4 GHz Dual Core Gaming Rig For €600*
Monday 12 June 2006 – 12:51

A build-your-own gaming machine with a dual-core CPU can not only beat the pants off other offerings, it can be a lot quieter and cheaper, too. We walk you through the assembly process and show how a lot of power can be had for as little as €600.

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