Watch.Impress.co.jp attended a presentation held at The Honda Motor corporation, Ltd. were they got to check out ASIMO a new model of human robot and get this you can start to rent him in January of 2003....

Zalman is back with another fanless heatsink, this time with a TON of surface area (almost 3X as much as before!). It is the first GPU cooler to employ heatpipe technology, and you are going to be amazed by our findings...

Well there are many ways to lighten up your case, you can use CCFLs , glowire or ofcourse a LED fan. Although the ColorBreeze isn’t as bright as a CCFL it surely great to see. The light effects on the front of the fan aren’t so fantastic , but on the back of the fan they’re very cool!

Gzeasy.com has an article up, which talks about Gainward's 4300 ULTRA graphics card with Dual Bios on board! all you got to do too change bioses is press a switch....and don't forget the sites in Japanese

Nvmax.com reports that Dynamism, a company dedicated to converting Japanese released electronics into English, has committed to converting Sharp Electronics newly released Zaurus SL-C700 to English. � The SL-C700 is the new "clam-shell" designed PDA from Sharp that includes a 400Mhz X-Scale processor, 96MB of combined memory, 640x480 Display, SD and Compact Flash slots as well as many other features

Soltek Computer Inc. today officially launches the world wide first Granite Bay mainboard with golden PCB. This Shiny Golden Mainboard is named "Golden Flame", and it will be available only with limited edition! (We will offer SL-85FR 500pcs, and SL85FR-R 200pcs only.) Click on the MB Logo for more Info

It looks like Trident XP4 is a big failure and doesnt live up to anyones expectations. actz from Geeknewz.com writes..... Dear me ... its not looking good at all for Trident. The card was boasting some amazing specs and claimed more than what they could produce. The fact it was a budget card with DX9 ready and also boasting it could pull its own weight with ATI and Nvidia's new cards was a perfect package. This has all gone down hill looking at this review and benchmarks that show terrible preformance from the card even for a budget card, give us a break.

Just got word from Crow @Darkcrow.co.kr that he's post his Perview of ATi's professional graphics solutions the FireGL FX1

ATI Technologies Inc. announced the new All-In-Wonder VE, now shipping to retail outlets across North America. ATI's newest value multimedia video card, All-In-Wonder VE, is available for USD$129.00.

Creative is showing a new 2.1 speaker product at their asian and american pages. The system is called I-Trigue 2.1 3300. This unique subwoofer speaker system features two premium speakers, each with three Titanium drivers to deliver better sonic accuracy and clarity than other speakers designed with Aluminum drivers. Its powerful wood subwoofer incorporates a 6.5" long-throw driver with a dual flared port tube for clean and natural sound. What?s more, its wired remote control comes with an output jack for personal listening with your headphones. Read more for pictures and features.

Just got this from my good friend Pelly @ Nvnews.net.

I just wanted to let you know that I have just posted a 2-card review of the Abit Siluro GeForce4 Ti 4200 OTES and the EK Argos GeForce4 Ti 4200 "Special Edition". These two cards represent the "new" generation of GeForce4 Ti 4200 with a number of enhanced features.

This just in from Nvmax.com

I know I know, it's a power supply so how could I stay awake trying to review such a thing... Now then, 300 watts ATX is the current standard for mainstream computers so as you might expect FSB-Group has that covered with six different units. How can you have six different variations with a 300 watt power supply you ask? Let us dig a little deeper.

As I was surfing the net for some Asian babes I spotted one @ Gzeasy.com and this one comes in the form of AMD's GA-K800A motherboard and guess what it has support for Hyper-Threading! :D

It is always good to have choice. Up until ATI released its Radeon 8500, many users wanting powerful computer systems were forced to look for nVidia based graphics solutions. Fortunately for us, ATI hit back hard with their Radeon 9xxx series of graphics cards which presented us with new choices and happily opened the market right up. Gigabyte were one company which went along with ATI and TweakTown takes us on a discovery of both of the latest Maya series graphics cards based on ATI's Radeon 9700 Pro and 9000 cores!

Anandtech.com have posted their review of nvidia's new GPU the GeForce4 4200 Go! Here's a byte.

The NV28M is the mobile variant to the NV28, just as the NV17M (GeForce4 440 Go) was the mobile variant to the NV17 (GeForce4 MX). What does being a mobile variant of the chip entail? In the case of the NV28M it means that the chip maintains 100% of the desktop NV28's hardware but incorporates power saving technology. The same 3D pipeline with dual vertex shaders; the same LMA II; the same AGP 8x support. Added to the core is PowerMizer and the ability to run at lower clock speeds and save power when possible

Here's the First Pictures and initially tests for AMD's upcoming CPU Barton! Rumours have it that Nvidia's new Nforce 2 motherboards will work with the upcoming Barton CPU's with 400Mhz FSB! all that's needed is a updated Bios? :D

After successfully launching its first AGP8X graphics card X400-T2, DFI is now introducing the latest model, X600-T2, to deliver even better solution of AGP8X technology. DFI has been leveraging AGP8X technology on its advanced motherboards and graphics cards to pursue ultimate performance. The former hit X400-T2 is based on price-performance concept, and it has brought great satisfaction to many graphics card users since its launch in September 2002. The new X600-T2 is now taking the standard even further, and will be able to excel on entertainment and gaming performance.

Memory module speeds seem to be getting faster and faster each day with a handful of memory manufacturers pushing the limits. One such manufacturer is the provocative OCZ Technology group based out of Sunnyvale, CA who has been releasing ultra fast memory modules for sometime now. Today TweakTown takes a look at one of their newest modules - their PC3500 DDR-433 part. Does it have what it takes to compete with the likes of other ultra fast modules on the market? Read on and find out.