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Coolermaster LED Silent Fan 8th May - Misc. coolers
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Torrent search engine TorrentSpy has been issued an unprecedented $110 million for failing to release information on it's users.
Read more: TorrentSpy down for the count [more available]
ID software has officially confirmed that they have entered production of Doom 4 and are actively recruiting for the upcoming title.
Read more: Doom 4 in production [more available]
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Noctua has announced the release of a new CPU cooler, called the NH-C12P. I'll have to look up in my dictionary of Noctua phrasing what that abbreviation stands for, but with Noctua's previous track record, I'm looking forward to testing this.
Read more: Noctua Release new NH-C12P CPU Cooler [more available]
Raul Castro, brother of Fidel and the current President of Cuba, has lifted the ban on owning personal computers. This is one of many retractions Raul has made since he took over the presidency from his brother in February.
Read more: Home computer ban lifted in Cuba [more available]
Indian officials have stated that for the last year and a half they have been under almost daily attack from the Chinese; digitally.
Read more: India Digitally "Attacked" by China [more available]
Read more: India Digitally "Attacked" by China [more available]
With ATI keeping quite quiet about the launch of the upcoming 7XX series GPUs and Nvidia pushing forward the launch of their 9900 cards, the boys at T'Inq are predicting an all out war this summer for the top end of the GPU market. Finally.
Read more: Inquirer predicts summer GPU war [more available]
Even with denial after denial coming from the Microsoft camp that a Blu-Ray played equipped Xbox was in the works, reports are coming in from Asian OEMs that they've been given the go ahead to begin production of just such a system.
Read more: Xbox 360 to get Blu-Ray after all? [more available]
Arizona District Court Judge Neil V. Wake "sucker punched" the RIAA last Monday, saying that it's "make available" theory as insufficient grounds for copyright infringement.
Read more: Take that RIAA! [more available]

