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BIOS Magazine posted a review on the Sony Blu-Ray Burner (BWU-100A)

Sony's BWU-100A represents a significant leap in storage technology. The BWU-100A offers relatively mediocre Blu-ray recording performance, but it's really a tool for content authoring. It is suitable for high-end home-theatre systems, too, but the price will deter most movie buffs. Overall Sony has created a typically well-mannered product that covers all the bases - CD burning, DVD recording and Blu-ray movie playback, as well as Blu-ray disc recording. The downside? It's pricey (expect similar drives to cost half as much in a year or so) and there's still the pesky Blu-ray versus HD-DVD question, which may take several more years to iron out. For enthusiasts looking for Blu-ray playback on the PC, it's a good start.
Sony Blu-Ray Burner (BWU-100A) Review

BTXFormFactor.com posted Top Ten Reasons to Upgrade to Windows Vista

Last week we looked at the top ten new features in Vista, but how about the top ten reasons to actually upgrade to it? Windows Vista is the next generation OS produced by Microsoft, and an interesting fact here is that it has been five years since the release of its predecessor, Windows XP, making it the longest time span between major releases.
Top Ten Reasons to Upgrade to Windows Vista

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Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the Kingston 2x1GB PC2-5300 FB-DIMM Memory Kit

Unlike DDR2, where you can only have 8GB of memory per channel, FB-DIMM allows for up to 192GB of RAM per channel! (That might actually be enough for Vista!) It also allows for more bandwidth per channel too, 40GBs vs. 10GBs for DDR2. However both of those numbers are theoretical....
Kingston 2x1GB PC2-5300 FB-DIMM Memory Kit Review

Fedora Weekly News Issue 73 is online

In this issue, we have following articles:

1 New Fedora Infrastructure Leader
2 GPG Keysigning at FUDcon
3 Preparation continues for SCALE 5X
4 Fedora Core 6 LiveCD Review
5 Red Hat's Fedora to Get Longer Support
6 Security Week in Review 2007-01-07
7 Fedora Weekly Reports 2007-01-08
8 Fedora Core 5 and 6 Updates
9 Contributing to Fedora Weekly News
10 Editor's Blog
Fedora Weekly News Issue 73