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• Alienware gets serious, targets corporate and government markets
  Tuesday 20 July 2004 – 06:13
  In a move to shed its gaming-only image, Alienware has announced that it will offer desktops, notebooks and workstations tailored for businesses, education and government institutions.
• Feds: Microsoft's proposal isn't serious
  Thursday 18 May 2000 – 12:07
  The U.S.
• Analysis: How serious are the bugs in Intel's Core 2 Duo?
  Wednesday 4 July 2007 – 12:16
  Last week, Intel released a Core 2 microcode update to BIOS and OS vendors. The fallout from that release has many analysts scratching their head about the possible danger of Core 2 microprocessors. The big questions are a matter of trust: How can consumers trust a microprocessor which does not compute correctly? Let's take a look at all that entails.
• FSF's Stallman: Linux trademark squabble distracts from more serious issues
  Monday 29 August 2005 – 05:30
  Richard Stallman, chair of the Free Software Foundation, said on Thursday that the Linux trademark fracas in Australia has distracted attention away from the real issue - that of freedom to distribute and change software.
• Serious Sam Seriously Good
  Wednesday 27 February 2002 – 09:21
  It could just be that I have an agenda and it's all about getting people to agree with me.

• Serious Burn: Copying CDs In Just 3 Minutes*
  Thursday 23 August 2001 – 07:00
  In this test, four fast CD burners from 24x to 12x show just how quickly CDs can be duplicated. We also look at burning software in more detail, including features for copy-protected media.
• Serious Game Designer Takes on Politicians, Corporate America and Abortion*
  Wednesday 22 March 2006 – 07:30
  No subject is too big or messy for Ian Bogost to tackle. A serious game designer and a professor at Georgia Tech University, he's tailored games based on everything from Howard Dean's Iowa presidential primary campaign to the frustrations of working at a major photocopy store. Bogost talks with TwitchGuru about the serious games genre and its future.
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