In a battle royal worthy of pay-per-view, the Radeon 9800 Pro and GeForce FX are set to compete head-to-head for the hearts and wallets of hard-core gamers at the Game Developers Conference in San ...

RIM is rumored to be releasing its hottest handset, the BlackBerry Bold 9800 at an event with AT&T next week. It’s destined to be an AT&T-exclusive, which is also chiming with some media noise about ...

Consumers will never be completely comfortable with the PC as a permanent living-room multimedia component until the killer application and hardware arrive that will make the computer a true ...

Aah finally I have time to get back to my regular review schema. Current and recent releases from both ATI and NVIDIA created a waiting queue for other products and the review today has been pending ...

Our test sample today was provided by EVGA. Save for the heatsink art, the EVGA design is identical to the reference NVIDIA card pictured above. The 8800 GTX uses a standard dual-slot cooler, and the ...

The GeForce 9800 GTX is based on the same microprocessor as the GeForce 9800 GX2 and for that matter the same as GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB. They're all products developed with a chip called G92 (codename ...

Over the past twelve months, we've only really seen a couple of high-end graphics card releases and it's something that's worried me a little. And considering many developers have come out and said ...

It's fall. Last year, fall was new product releases. This year, fall means product refresh time. So NVIDIA has released their 5950 and 5700 Ultras and ATi brings us the Radeons 9800XT and 9600XT.

Just last week we brought you a review on the GeForce 9800 GX2, and today we have a new ASUS board in our test labs. Powered by the GeForce 9800 GTX chip, we put the brand new chip to the test. Today ...

NVIDIA's onslaught of new graphics cards based on the company's G92 graphics processor continues today with the introduction of the GeForce 9800 GTX. As its name suggests, the GeForce 9800 GTX is the ...

The BlackBerry Bold 9800 was the first BlackBerry with a physical QWERTY keyboard and a touchscreen, and enjoyed much popularity for providing the best of both worlds. The Torch 9800 was later ...