| System Builder Marathon, June 2011: $2000 Performance PC |
 | The launch of Intel's Z68 Express platform affects our build in a way we aren't benchmarking. But can we still put together a better configuration than last quarter's stunner? Will we achieve even better high-end value? The answer is a resounding yes. more |
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| Harden Up: Can We Break Your Password With Our GPUs? |
 | Do you think your passwords are keeping your data nice and safe? Do you have archived files you don't want anyone to see? Let's see how fast we can crack your lock using our graphics cards. If anything, this is a wake-up call to lock down your valuables! more |
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| Tom's Hardware Visits Intel's Motherboard Team |
 | We first covered Intel's Hawthorn Farm campus two years ago. A return visit with a video camera gives us the opportunity to film inside and ask some new questions about the company's efforts to design more enthusiast-oriented motherboards. more |
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| Three 2.5" SAS Drives: Enterprise Data Giants, Compared |
 | Currently, 2.5" enterprise drives are leaving their 3.5” competitors behind. They're faster, more flexible, and now they offer comparable capacities (we're up to 1 TB now). In this piece, it's Hitachi versus Seagate battling for high-density supremacy. more |
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| Apple's iPad 2 Review: Tom's Goes Down The Tablet Rabbit Hole |
 | There sure are a lot of tablets out there. We'll get to them all soon enough. But we would be remiss to talk about tablets without first looking at Apple's iPad 2. Our first foray into tablets starts with the company that jump-started the tablet craze. more |
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