SiSoftware has rolled-out a new version of its system diagnostic tool SiSoft Sandra. Version 2009 pays particular attention to general purpose graphics processing.

MSI has expanded its low-cost Wind lineup with the addition of an 8.9" Linux Edition, a Pink Edition and finally best of all, 120 GB hard drives now come as standard.

Commodore is the latest to want in on the thriving netbook market, announcing a Via C7-based system dubbed the UMMD 8010/F. Expect availability later this month.

Sony CEO Howard Stringer is adamant the the Wii "isn't hurting us". He adds that the console has found a new target group, one which Sony once held with SingStar.

VIA's net sales for August total $23.13 million, which is a rise of $3.75 million from last month's $19.38 million. Looking back to July, a $1.4 million rise was recorded.

Mozilla will continue to provide Google's search in its Firefox browser for another three years. This follows Google launching its very own take at a web browser.

Creative has recruited three new additions to its growing GigaWorks range, namely the T3 ($199), T20 Series II ($144) and T40 Series II ($187). Details here.

Intel's low-cost 45nm processors aren't too far away, if a E5200 surfacing in China is any indication. As detailed here, the 2.5GHz chip boasts 2MB cache for $89.

There's plenty to look forward to in the coming weeks at PureOC... ohh yeah. Below we've unveiled the first few products to christen our new labs, and reviewers.