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Tom's Hardware Guide Community The best knowledge base remains the human brain. It adapts quickly to change, and is very adept at solving complex problems that defy logic. Sounds like the ideal resource for anyone into hardware. If you want to start a thread with like-minded hardware enthusiasts, or you're looking for someone who has experience of a particular device, or a problem you may have, this is the place to be.
May 13, 2004 - E3 Preview of Activision's Hottest PC Titles THG takes you behind the scenes at E3 for a sneak preview of Activision's upcoming game titles. Get a glimpse of what to look out for this fall upon the release of three new exciting titles. THG takes you behind the scenes at E3 for a sneak preview of Activision's upcoming game titles. Get a glimpse of what to look out for this fall upon the release of three new exciting titles.
May 11, 2004 - Modding The Xbox Into The Ultimate Multimedia Center Like a teenage kid with a genius IQ who is addicted to video games, Microsoft's Xbox offers a lot of untapped potential. THG downloads a version of Xbox Media Center software and installs it on an Xbox mod from FriendTech to show just what the game console is capable of. Like a teenage kid with a genius IQ who is addicted to video games, Microsoft's Xbox offers a lot of untapped potential. THG downloads a version of Xbox Media Center software and installs it on an Xbox mod from FriendTech to show just what the game console is capable of.
May 11, 2004 - Networld+Interop 2004 Las Vegas Show Report - Opening Day We've begun our prowl of the smaller and gentler Networld+Interop 2004 Las Vegas show. It only took about three hours to do a walk-through of the entire show floor, but there were still some interesting things to see. Check out our report for what we've seen, hope to see and don't think we'll be seeing at all. We've begun our prowl of the smaller and gentler Networld+Interop 2004 Las Vegas show. It only took about three hours to do a walk-through of the entire show floor, but there were still some interesting things to see. Check out our report for what we've seen, hope to see and don't think we'll be seeing at all.
May 10, 2004 - Intel's Dothan Makes Its Late Debut Intel's Dothan mobile processor has the trappings to boost performance while consuming less power. With a 2-MB L2 cache backed by Intel's 90-nm production technology, Dothan's promise is put to the test in a notebook from Winbook. Intel's Dothan mobile processor has the trappings to boost performance while consuming less power. With a 2-MB L2 cache backed by Intel's 90-nm production technology, Dothan's promise is put to the test in a notebook from Winbook.
May 9, 2004 - The Hitman Returns to His Killing Business Gamers can once again assume the persona of the famous Hitman in the third installment of the IO Interactive series, Hitman: Contracts. A THG editor reenters death's door to see if the graphics, sound and controls live up to expectations of assassinations past. Gamers can once again assume the persona of the famous Hitman in the third installment of the IO Interactive series, Hitman: Contracts. A THG editor reenters death's door to see if the graphics, sound and controls live up to expectations of assassinations past.
April 27, 2004 - Contour Design's Shuttle Pro 2 Breaks the Keyboard Ball-and-Chain The Shuttle Pro 2, with its 15 programmable buttons and twin jog shuttles, is designed to help you avoid having to move your hands from the mouse to keyboard. But does this controller meet the needs of the video professional? The Shuttle Pro 2, with its 15 programmable buttons and twin jog shuttles, is designed to help you avoid having to move your hands from the mouse to keyboard. But does this controller meet the needs of the video professional?
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