XYZ Computing has a new article out on the BlackBerry Pearl
Overclockers Online has posted a new review on the Super Talent MEGA Screen 2GB Mp3 Player
OCTools take a closer look at Corsair's foray into the PSU market
Sabayon Linux 3.2 Review
Techgage posted a review on the latest Sabayon Linux release
MS Office 2007 Editorial
bit-tech.net has posted an editorial on MS Office 2007
Techgage posted a review on the latest Sabayon Linux release
We took a look at Sabayon 3.0 a few months ago and were greatly impressed. The developers haven't taken a break since that time, and now 3.2 is upon us. We are diving in heads first to see what's new and what's been updated.Sabayon Linux 3.2 Review
MS Office 2007 Editorial
bit-tech.net has posted an editorial on MS Office 2007
The new version of MS Office brings a lot of different problems to the table, and columnist Brett Thomas thinks it might be a little too different for many users. Is Microsoft expecting too much, too soon from users comfortable with Office? Will workers learn to Tango with the new interface?MS Office 2007 Editorial
techPowerUp posted a review on the Sapphire X1650 Pro 256 MB
bit-tech.net has posted an editorial on MS Office 2007
nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink Review
FrostyTech posted a nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink review
Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 Aluminum Chassis Review
PC Stats posted a review on the Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 Aluminum Chassis
FrostyTech posted a nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink review
nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 heatsink looks deceptively simple at first glance; but at the heart of this Intel cooler is a huge copper cylinder. The large copper column is not technically a heatpipe as we know it, it's what TTIC call a "heat column." This column, 25mm in diameter and made from a hollow copper cylinder which is vacuum sealed, has a chemical coating on the inside that works to the same effect as a wick in a traditional heatpipe. The heat column used here is essentially an empty cylinder of copper which has been internally coated with a thin "superconducting heat transfer medium." The copper cylinder is sealed off at both ends, and inside is under a vacuum of approximately 1 Torr. The 18x80x80mm looks a little timid for the open framed nPowertek's NPH 775-1 heatsink, but it seems to get the job done without much fuss.nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink Review
Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 Aluminum Chassis Review
PC Stats posted a review on the Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 Aluminum Chassis
Like its predecessor, the all aluminum Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 case is compatible with watercooling systems right out of the box. It is designed for maximum system cooling while maintaining quiet operating parameters - so while there are no less than three large 120mm cooling fans in this case, they all run without really being noticeable. Best of all, it has two tubing pass through vents for watercooling systems. The 3D Aurora 570 case is constructed entirely out of 1.0mm thick aluminum, has a nice grilled side panel that can be swapped out with an included clear case window (how nice is that! It's even pre-drilled for quick installation), contains plenty of tooless expansion space.Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 Aluminum Chassis Review
3D Game Man posted a review on the Hiper Type R & Type M 730W Power Supplies
PC Apex posted a review on the CoolIT Systems Freezone CPU Cooler
FrostyTech posted an Apack Zerotherm CF900 Socket 775 Heatsink Review
PC Stats posted a Biostar iDEQ 250N Mini PC Geforce 6100 Small Formfactor Barebones Review
TrustedReviews have looked at the Kyocera Mita FS-C5015N
BIOS Magazine posted a review on the Netgear Powerline HD Ethernet Adapter
XSReviews has reviewed the Jetart NC3300 Cool Stand
Bigbruin.com has new content posted on the Zalman HD135 HTPC Case
techPowerUp posted a new review on the OCZ Roadster 1 GB
PC Stats posted a review on the Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 Aluminum Chassis
FrostyTech posted a nPowertek NPH 775-1 Socket 775 Heatsink review
bit-tech posted a preview on the ASUS 680i Striker Motherboard
Brother DCP-750CW Review
BIOS Magazine takes a look at the Brother DCP-750CW printer
Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad Review
GideonTech posted a review on the Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad
BIOS Magazine takes a look at the Brother DCP-750CW printer
Replacing Brother's current best-selling range, the new inkjet all-in-one has a stylish and compact look as well as improved functionality, quality, print speed and double the memory size (32MB). For less than 80, homeworkers can now create an efficient and compact work area and enjoy similar technical benefits as their office-based colleagues, without stumbling over large and unnecessary equipment.Brother DCP-750CW Review
Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad Review
GideonTech posted a review on the Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad
There are a slew of gaming mice on the market today. Models ranging from low budget to some very pricey offerings. Flexiglow, the makers of Cyber Snipa, have brought out a mouse that not only has enough programmable buttons to satisfy the hardcore gamer, it also has the functionality to let you tone down the unit for every day use.Cyber Snipa Mouse and Pad Review
