A-DATA Technology has announced the release of Intel-certified DDR3 memory 1333/1066 U-DIMM Kits for desktops and 1333/1066 SO-DIMM kits for laptops embedded with the latest Intel platforms.

As a close partner with Intel, A-DATA offers complete DDR3 solutions for the new Intel platforms, releasing certified DDR3 1333/1066 U-DIMM. Available in both triple- and dual-channel, A-DATA DDR3 memory modules are duly certified by Intel and ready to optimize the highly-anticipated Intel P55 chipset powered by Core i5 processor, which is set to debut this September. A-DATA, meantime, offers Intel-certified DDR3 1333/1066 SO-DIMM kits as well for mobile PC users who seek not only computing power, but also the benefits of low voltages and low latencies in DDR3 notebook computers equipped with the next-generation P55 platform.

ASUS RoG Maximus III Formula Lynnfield Motherboard Preview @ Hardware Canucks and other reviews from around the web can be found by visiting our forums!

It seems everywhere we turn these days there is a new P55, Lynnfield-supporting motherboard coming out of the woodwork. Today we take a quick look at the board that ASUS hopes will head up every enthusiasts shopping list when the new i5 / i7 processors are released: the Maximus III Formula. This Republic of Gamers board packs more features than one could ever hope to use and it looks oh-so-good.

Finally, some confirmation that we actually aren’t crazy. Well, too crazy. We always wondered where exactly the crowds were that were responsible for buying up all of these Bluetooth headsets, and while we’d see one or two self-talkers walking around the mall every so often, we never saw these things as being incredibly popular. Now, a new research study into the matter finds that owners of Bluetooth headsets in the US are using them less often than they used to. Way less frequently, actually. The numbers show

AMD is hosting an event to showcase some next-generation products next week and they’ve given us the green light to invite some of you to attend. Space is limited and all attendees must be 21+, and everyone that would like to attend will need to send an RSVP to AMD’s community relations manager Monica (MonicaAMD@gmail.com). Some of those that RSVP will then receive a personalized invite that you’ll need to show at the registration table to get into the event.I will be in town to attend the event as well, so

As the badge over on the right side of the site will attest, we here at HotHardware are partnered with the Asus / Intel sponsored WePC project website. The site was setup with the goal of connecting with tech-savvy consumers looking to provide input on future mobile PC projects.”Imagine your perfect PC. Now imagine top engineers and innovators working around the clock to make that Dream PC a reality. That’s the dream WePC.com is all about.ASUS and Intel have created WePC.com, a place where users like you come

HTC’s Hero just sounds like a powerful phone. And with Android loaded in, it’s hard to dispute the allure. But up until now, anyone interested in bringing one home had to purchase a GSM version in unlocked form for use on AT&T or T-Mobile, and that required quite a few hundred dollars. Starting early next month, however, all that changes. Sprint, home of “The Now Network,” has just announced that it will be picking up the smartphone starting on October 11th, and it’s not just the radio that’ll be changing.

Logitech’s Harmony remote lineup has been pleasing affluent A/V enthusiasts for ages now, but the company’s universal devices have hardly ever suited the low-end crowd. All that changes today, or at least it does if you consider $150 to be “low-end.” The Harmony 700 offers up a lot of the same controlling features found on some of the company’s higher-end units, but at a price that’s much less than the stickers found on other units. Designed to control up to six components at a time, the remote packs a color

If you’ve got a fever that can only be cured by more hard drive space, Samsung’s your doctor. The megacorp has today unveiled two new additions to its S Series external hard drive range over at IFA in Germany, and both go above and beyond the call of duty in terms of capacity. Both the 3.5″ 2TB S3 Station and the 640GB 2.5″ S2 portable made their debut today on the big stage, with each stepping up their respective games in terms of gigabytes. The 640GB device really takes a big leap forward given that it’s 

Building a mini-ITX computer system is a popular topic these days and for good reason. The form factor is very small, a wide selection of platforms is available and the component pricing is fairly decent. This build guide will quickly go through the steps of building a mini-ITX build from out of the box to completion.

For true music lovers, Logitech’s Squeezebox line is one they’re very familiar with. The company’s latest offerings in the line are some of the best yet, with the Squeezebox Radio Wi-Fi music player and Squeezebox Touch giving owners simple, intuitive access to a wide variety of music choices including free Internet radio, personal digital music files and music subscription services. In other words, each of these should provide you with access to any kind of jam you could possible need to groove to, all through