Many manufacturers have started to use the term "Performance per Watt" in an effort to draw attention away from increasing power requirements. Tim Smalley thinks it's time these manufacturers started focusing on lower power consumption before this obsession gets out of hand.

Video games cause shootings. Blogs are corrupting our youth. So here's a suggestion, let's sanitise it all - then we can have our family values again, right?

New bit-tech Staff Writer, Joe Martin, introduces himself and talks about the problems fanboys pose in our industry.

After attending both Intel and AMD events in the last few weeks, Richard Swinburne reflects on his experiences in Beijing and Tunis before coming to some solid conclusions.

Internet radio is the latest technology to find itself in the crosshairs of the RIAA's money schemes, and it looks like it may be DOA in no time flat. But why would the RIAA kill it? Brett Thomas puts on his tin-foil hat to talk about pop-tarts and record sales, and how Internet radio just doesn't sell as well.

In the wake of Wil's departure, there have been some changes to the cast and crew behind bit-tech in recent months. Tim Smalley talks about the changes you're going to see in the next chapter of bit-tech's success.

You know, sometimes it seems like no matter where you go, people won't take your money. Either you have the wrong currency, they have bad service, or the site is just plain down. Brett Thomas has a solution to these consumer blues, though....