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OCZ Roadster USB Flash Drive Review
APH Networks has posted a review on the OCZ Roadster USB Flash Drive

In terms of design and diversity of USB flash drives to accommodate different needs, OCZ has been leading in this market for quite a while now -- especially among enthusiasts. A large contribution to OCZ's success in the flash memory market can be associated with their aggressive pricing schemes -- you can easily purchase a nice OCZ drive at decent capacity for around 30 dollars at major online retailers -- and that's quite a steal to most people. However, unlike their high performance and low latency memory, it seems that it's this very area has been plaguing all of OCZ's flash drives after the original OCZ Rally. As we've seen in the OCZ Rally2 as an indication of decent performance but high latencies, as well as the impressively sized OCZ Mini-Kart with semi-decent performance but again high latencies, how will OCZ's new Roaster USB thumb drive perform in both design and file performance? Let's dig into every aspect with our review today.
OCZ Roadster USB Flash Drive Review

MSI K9N Diamond Motherboard Review
Hardware Secrets posted a MSI K9N Diamond Motherboard Review

K9N Diamond (a.k.a. MS-7226) is the most high-end socket AM2 motherboard from Gigabyte based on nVidia nForce 590 SLI chipset and targeted to Athlon 64 CPUs supporting DDR2 memory. Its main feature is its on-board audio, controlled by a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy SE chip – feature not available on competing products. It also features a copper cooler on its north bridge chip and a copper heatsink on its south bridge chip, and they are connected thru a copper heat-pipe. Let’s see how this motherboard from MSI performs.
MSI K9N Diamond Motherboard Review

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HotHardware.Com posted an article where they evaluate the features and performance of MSI's slick little mPC 51PV small form factor system.

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Yamipod: Yet Another Reason To Dump iTunes?
MadPenguin.org takes a look at Yamipod

In our previous articles, we have looked at other music sources besides the iTunes Music Store as well as other iPod management tools. Today, we are going to look at yet another iPod manager, the Yamipod.
Yamipod: Yet Another Reason To Dump iTunes?

SMC ADSL 2+ Barricade Wireless G Router Review
BIOS Magazine posted a review on the SMC ADSL 2+ Barricade Wireless G Router

SMC may not be one of the more well-recognised brand names in this space, yet its product competes with others technically. If you don't need a lot of range, the SMC7904WBRA2 is a reliable wireless router that will work well with pretty much any 802.11g adapter card, and it also works with older 802.11b gear. Documentation is reasonable, making it a good choice for novices, and it works with Windows, Mac OS and Linux/Unix computers. If you don't need the extreme range and speed of 802.11n (up to around 1000 feet), the SMC7904WBRA2 is a reasonable choice. SMC also offers a lifetime warranty for this product.
SMC ADSL 2+ Barricade Wireless G Router Review