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Kanye Makes Good on DONDA Promises, Will Premiere Epic Seven-Screen Movie Next Week [Kanye West]

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2 days ago
by Adrian Covert in
Remember when Kanye went on an epic rant back in January about his new technology-fueled initiative DONDA? Remember the talk of his quasi-sci-fi short film set in 2016, which would be projected onto seven screens? Yeah, he wasn't lying. It's happening, and it'll see the light of day next week. More »


Time Warner Cable Hit With $2M ‘Porn’ Lawsuit

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2 days ago
by [H]ardOCP News/Article Feed in
If I got this kind of money every time a co-worker was watching porn on company time, I'd have to renounce my citizenship and move to Singapore with my $5B. Sheesh! Time Warner Cable has gotten socked with a $2 million lawsuit by a former employee who says they ignored his religious complaints about his colleagues watching porn on company time. In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Keith Reid said he walked in on a construction supervisor at their Park Slope office watching pornography in February of last year. Comments

Japanese Galaxy S III to Pack 2GB of RAM, Dual-core CPU

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2 days ago
by News Tom's Hardware US in
Japanese Galaxy S III to Pack 2GB of RAM, Dual-core CPUHow much RAM does your smartphone have?

OCZ Outs Low Profile Vertex 3 Solid State Drives

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2 days ago
by Paul Lilly in

Thin is in, as it pertains to the tech world, and the current trend is towards increasingly skinny devices. Just take one look at the Ultrabook frenzy, including similar devices that don't carry Intel's official Ultrabook label, but are just as flat and portable nonetheless. Catering to this crowd of thin and light machine owners is OCZ, which is rolling out a line of low profile Vertex 3 solid state drives.

The Vertex 3 LP line features a 7mm high form factor that "easily integrates into the latest mobile computing platforms." Best of all, the shrinkage in physical size doesn't come at the expense of performance or storage space.

These are SATA III SSDs available in 60GB, 120GB, 240GB, and 480GB capacities. Depending on the model, they offer maximum read/write speeds of up to 550MB/520MB per second, and up to 85,000 IOPS of random 4K write performance.

No word on when these will be available or how much they'll run.

Image Credit: OCZ

This SSD Will Self-Destruct When Needed

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2 days ago
by News Tom's Hardware US in
This SSD Will Self-Destruct When NeededRunCore has released an SSD that features two ways of destroying data, one of which is nuking the drive itself with the press of a button!
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