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Ad-aware 2007 / 08 / AE Definitions File 0149.0100
Ad-aware 2007 / 08 / AE Definitions File 0149.0100 has been released

HWiNFO32 3.30
HWiNFO32 3.30 has been released

XnView 1.97 Beta 4
XnView 1.97 Beta 4 has been released

Inkscape 0.47-3
Inkscape 0.47-3 has been released

EasyTune 6 B9.1120.1
EasyTune 6 B9.1120.1 has been released

Macrium Reflect FREE Edition 4.2.2097
Macrium Reflect FREE Edition 4.2.2097 has been released

RJ TextEd 5.75.1
RJ TextEd 5.75.1 has been released

Microsoft Delays Open Source Release Windows 7 Tool
OSNews reports that Microsoft delayed the open source release of their Windows 7 USB/DVD tool

"As you know, Microsoft recently committed to making the source code as well as binaries for the Windows 7 USB/DVD Tool available this week, under the terms of the General Public License v2 as described here. While we worked extremely hard to try and get the code ready for release by today, we still need to test and localize it. Our goal is now to release the tool in all languages on the same day in the next few weeks. "

>> Microsoft Delays Open Source Release Windows 7 Tool

Logisys NP160 Laptop/Notebook Cooler Review
TechwareLabs has published a review of the Logisys NP160 Laptop/Notebook Cooler

"Over the last 3 decades, laptops have sky-rocketed to become one of the largest industries inside consumer electronics, and as more and more of us strive to have the newest and greatest out there, we find ourselves spending a good portion of our "extra money" on accessories for our personal computers, specifically laptops. Logisys, a huge dealer in electronic parts and accessories, delivered the NP160 Aluminum USB Laptop Multifunctional Cooling Pad. At first glance the Cooling pad looks ordinary and you wonder if Logisys really makes use of the "Multifunctional" part of its title. Can they add that extra *bam* to this cooler and make what seems to be ordinary, in to something "extra"ordinary?"

>> Logisys NP160 Laptop/Notebook Cooler Review

Intel DP55KG Motherboard Review
iXBT Labs posted a review on the Intel DP55KG "Kingsberg" Motherboard

"Despite the top positioning, this motherboard doesn't look overloaded with bells and whistles like some competing models. This is typical of Intel, its engineers have always had a sense of proportion in expanding functionality. Unfortunately, this sense has somewhat failed them now. On the other hand, Intel's active advancement to the retail market was deemed to result in this funny reevaluation: a rave of LED colors instead of simplicity."

>> Intel DP55KG Motherboard Review