Daily Reviews Summary 10/04/06

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Corepad Deskpad XXXL Mousing Surface Review
APH Networks posted a review on the Corepad Deskpad XXXL Mousing Surface

After going through numerous Corepad mousing surfaces over the last two months, we've saved the biggest for last. Yes, take it literally: The Corepad Deskpad XXXL is one large doormat-sized product. Sounds familiar? You must be thinking about the XTracPads Ripper XXL. But then again, there's no reason not to. And we'll tell you why in our review today; let's quickly move into it.
Corepad Deskpad XXXL Mousing Surface Review

Company of Heroes
Gaming Illustrated.com posted a review on Company of Heroes

Company of Heroes has quickly become the game of choice here at Gaming Illustrated. We’re fighting each other (Axis vs Allies) on the LAN constantly, playing it online, and some of us have jeopardized our marriages to play long into the night to "just finish the next mission" because it’s so addicting.
Company of Heroes

Daily Reviews Summary 10/03/06

Reviews 52792 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Icy Dock MB124E External Firewire 2.5" Drive Enclosure Review
Bigbruin.com has posted a review on the Icy Dock MB124E External Firewire 2.5" Drive Enclosure

Although the aesthetics and acoustics earn it high marks, the Icy Dock MB124E falters when it comes to performance. Two reliable benchmarks indicate that the transfer rates provided by the MB124E are about half of what a USB 2.0 enclosure was capable of. Despite numerous attempts to improve the results with different conditions, configurations, and all-together different test systems, the results were consistently and unexplainably poor.
Icy Dock MB124E External Firewire 2.5" Drive Enclosure Review

Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe Motherboard Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe Motherboard

Asus has brought a great performing board to the market for the AM2 socket in the form of the M2N32-SLI. The bundle itself makes this board stand out, as it comes with the wireless kit, and a few other goodies that are normally purchased after the fact. AS far as performance goes, the M2N32-SLI was right on par with the other two chipsets that we looked at. It led the way in quite a few of the benchmarks that we used, and when it did not score higher, it was very close to the same.
Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe Motherboard Review

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