Kram faces an interesting problem with a new build, fixing it with technical skill, Newegg’s help, and a dose of courtesy.

Kram takes a look at AMD’s newfound presence in the computing industry.

In a world where many companies are vying for higher sales, where many products are being touted as the “best in the market”, it’s hard to know where to look. We all resort to the all-too-common default method – brand loyalty. Manufacturers actively compete to recruit a loyal crowd of followers in order to maintain [...]

Kram takes a look at the (im)practical naming schemes for popular CPUs and video cards

Kram takes a look at the innovative impact of a Mactel and being able to run Windows on it.

Kram takes a brief look at Apple’s 30-year history

Kram goes into the topic of how sports have been affected by technology, and if they have actually helped or hurt sports as we know (or have known) them.

Kram describes the nature of new technology and the best time to start building a PC–when you need it.

Kram dives into single core, dual core and hyperthreading CPUs and describes their differences and similarities.

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One of the neater things about the computer industry is that programmers think of more innovative and efficient programs that we, the mainstream users, can make use of. The computer offers a lot of power to the user, but as they say, the computer is as smart and versatile as the person using it. In [...]

Turions, Centrinos, and Mobile CPUs – Oh My! Kram discusses the latest in mobile technology for notebooks and laptops.

Kram dives into the worldy wonders of Google Earth