Staff Writer

Articles by: Andrea Ferrario

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Rambus Binary Pixel Wants to Put Super Camera in Your Phone

By Andrea Ferrario published

Rambus promises that with its Binary Pixel you'll be able to take great pictures with a smartphone. Unfortunately, it won't be available for a while.

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Intel Continues to Share its Vision of Tomorrow's Technology

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Intel shows off the future.

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Sapphire Shows Us its Radeon HD 7970-based Vapor-X 6GB

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Better than reference, says Sapphire.

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GeIL Shows Off 109-button Mechanical Keyboard at Computex

By Jane McEntegart, Andrea Ferrario published

The Taiwanese memory company is shaking things up a bit.

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MSI's Motherboards, Video Cards, and More at Computex

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

MSI's at Computex and we see what they have to share.

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Thermaltake's New 'Turbo Charge' PSU and CPU Cooler

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Yes, the Turbo button is back and it's on your PSU.

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Adata Rebrands with New, Simple Naming Scheme

By Jane McEntegart, Andrea Ferrario published

No more confusing, difficult to remember names.

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Silverstone Cases Promise Improved Air-flow with Fewer Fans

By Jane McEntegart, Andrea Ferrario published

We saw a lot of weird cases at Computex, but there was also a ton of more conventional looking cases that focused more on function than form. Silverstone had two such cases at its booth, the Raven 4 and the FT04.

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Antec Introduces New Audio Line at Computex 2012

By Jane McEntegart, Andrea Ferrario published

Antec is branching out.

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Sharkoon Takes Its Gaming Line-up to Computex

By Jane McEntegart, Andrea Ferrario published

We stopped by Sharkoon's booth this week to check out what the company had brought to Computex.

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Powercolor Shows its Radeon HD 7970 X2 Devil13

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Get possessed with Powercolor's Devil13 card.

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Asus Shows Dual-Screen Notebook, AiO and Tablet-Notebook

By Douglas Perry, Andrea Ferrario published

Asus has taken the wraps off three rather unusual computers at Computex in Taipei.

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Acer Unveils Ultrabook, PC, and Tablet Lineup for Windows 8

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Acer shows off its new things for Computex 2012.

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Acer Demos CloudMobile and Liquid Glow Android Phones

By Andrew Ku, Andrea Ferrario published

Acer gives its Android smartphones some rather interesting names. See what they pack inside.

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SilverStone Displays Case Lineup and 1350W PSU

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Our team from 3DTested Italy sent us some shots of what it found at SilverStone's booth at Computex 2011.

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Seasonic's New Power Supply Lineup for Sept.

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

More power to Seasonic this fall.

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InWin Gives Us a Peek at Its Prototype Cases

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

3DTested Italy took a stop at InWin's booth at Computex and shared some of the stuff that there were able to find.

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Sparkle Demos Quad-Display GTX 580 GPU, Boothbabe Models Android 3.0 Tablet

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Sparkly new GPU and Tablet, powered by Nvidia.

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Cooler Master's Heatsink With Honeycomb Fins

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Cooler Master at Computex 2011.

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ThermalTake Makes New Variants of Level 10 GT

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

More BMW-designed Level 10 GT cases.

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Enermax Shows 80 Plus Platinum 'Platimax' PSUs

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

1200 W enough for you?

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Synology's NAS Setup Can Serve You Over 100TB

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

That's a lot of... "anatomy media"

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Antec Displays Gamer PSUs and New Cases

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Antec at Computex 2011.

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QNAP Shows Off New Goods at Computex

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

QNAP, storage and multimedia all in one

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Arctic Cooling Shows Off Fanless Media PC

By Marcus Yam, Andrea Ferrario published

Arctic Cooling makes a silent PC.