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Review: Sony VAIO Z Series

By TechRadar, published 26-07-2011

The old cliché states that good things come in small packages, which means that chicken nuggets, dead hedgehogs and Peter Andre's head are all apparently 'good things'. However, we have to agree with this logic when it's applied to Sony's latest VAIO Z Series ultra-portable laptop, the Sony VAIO VPC-Z21V9E.Despite being cursed by a name that's less catchy than an N-Dubz tune, this is an excellent little 13.1-inch PC laptop that we'd happily use as our everyday computer. That is, if we happened to have a spare couple of grand knocking around, priced as it is at £2,699.We've seen a lot of ultra-portables lately, from the sleek and sexy Samsung 900XSA to the business-oriented Lenovo ThinkPad X1. It's impressive how much power you can now cram into a tiny frame, ably demonstrated by the new ...

Crysis 2 Enters Current PC Graphics Generation

By GameInformer, published 27-06-2011

EA and Crytek released a patch today that adds DirectX 11 support to the sci-fi shooter. Snark aside, the new renderer looks incredible on a capable machine.You probably won't understand the list of technical terms that this update includes, like Parallax Occlusion Mapping or Sprite Based Bokeh Depth of Field. That won't make it any harder to see the differences between the old DirectX 9 version (yes, Crytek ignored the abomination that was DirectX 10 like everyone else) and the new DirectX 11 one.To enjoy the DirectX 11 improvements, you'll need a relatively modern card: an Nvidia GeForce GT 430 or better, or an ATI Radeon HD 5450 or better. It's probably still a good idea to grab the patch even if you don't have one of those in your rig, though, as the DirectX 9 rende...