Whether you’re looking for a way to cut costs or you simply want to do what’s right for the environment, going green certainly seems to be a hot topic in today’s society. Not to be left out of the earth-friendly party, Hitachi is the latest hard drive manufacturer to go green. Hitachi recently announced the fourth-generation of its CinemaStar hard-drive family. The drive features Hitachi’s EcoTrac Classification, which means it is halogen-free and has very low power consumption. The new CinemaStar features a

Corsair today announced the launch of the new Dominator GT line of ultra high-performance DDR3 memory modules for Intel Core i7-based systems. Sporting a new racing red color scheme and the next-generation of Corsairs patent-pending Dual-path Heat eXchange (DHX) technology, the new Dominator GT comes in 3-up 6GB kit, running at 2000MHz with latencies of 7-8-7. To read the official press release follow the link below.

In addition to the 1866C7 Dominator GT, Corsair will be offering very limited quantities of hand-screened, hand-tuned, extreme performance modules in both 3GB and 6GB kits. These kits are specifically designed to allow hardcore overclockers to push the limits of PC performance and are built with the fastest chips available. Because of the complexity in screening, manufacturing and testing, the Dominator GT family will be available only through the exclusive online GT Performance Shop at http://www.corsair.com, where Corsair will offer also offer the full range of cooling options for the Dominator GT family.

Not even a week after Britain promised to provide its entire nation with broadband access over the next few years, South Korea has introduced a similar plan in order to keep up with the proverbial Joneses. According to a new plan from the Korea Communications Commission, it’s looking to improve the nation’s already stellar IT infrastructure. The ambitious initiative is calling for total spending of 34.1 trillion won ($24.6 billion) over the next five years, with the Korean central government putting up 1.3 trillion

Power Tools.  Just in Time for Valentine’s Day. XFX Releases the Radeon HD 4870 X2 Graphics Card. Ontario, Calif., – Love is power, if you’re a gamer, that is. Which is why if you—or the object of your affection—is into speed, power, or better yet, the most amazing combination of both, the new XFX Radeon HD 4870 X2 graphics card is truly cupid’s arrow.Offering 2.4 teraFLOPS of graphics horsepower, 1600 stream processors and 2 GB of GDDR5 memory, the XFX Radeon HD 4870 X2 is impossibly fast and exceptionally

Intel’s Itanium processor has been around for what feels like ages, but clearly the chip maker isn’t ready to retire the name and move on to something different just yet. We’ve just learned that the latest iteration of the Itanium, which has been codenamed Tukwila, won’t begin shipping as soon as previously expected. According to a company spokesman: The “RISC-based server processor was scheduled to ship early this year. However, Intel decided to push back the release by several months in order to add capabilities.

Only one day after Google has released its social networking, location-aware application, Google Latitude, a privacy advocacy group is claiming that Google Latitude has “a fundamental design problem that could substantially endanger user privacy.” Even though Google Latitude is designed to minimize privacy risks, Privacy International claims that Google Latitude’s current opt-in system is still not secure enough. Google Latitude is an application for mobile devices and computers, which allows you to broadcast

There doesn't appear to be an official launch announcement but it looks like Corsair will be selling their products direct from their own online store. Right now, there are only the top performing Dominator GT RAM kits available but I would suspect more would be available soon.

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Last year, Time Warner Cable became the first major U.S. Internet service provider to charge customers depending on the amount of bandwidth they used each month. Although initially just a trial, the test in Beaumont, Texas apparently went so well that the company is looking to expand the test to four more undisclosed markets in order to better test the system’s ability to meter and bill accurately. Similar to the way in which cell phone providers give you a monthly allotment of minutes and charge extra for overage,

Corsair has a good thing going with its high-performing Dominator line, so it’s no shock to see the family staying alive in the form of the Dominator GT. Hailed as the fastest DDR3 memory modules for Intel Core i7 systems, these devices feature a new racing red color scheme and the next-generation of Corsair’s patent-pending Dual-path Heat eXchange (DHX) technology. In case you were wondering, the new Dominator GT comes in 3-up 6GB kit, running at 2,000MHz with latencies of 7-8-7. As for the next-gen DHX tech,