XSReviews posted an article about LG at Channel Expo
After receiving an invite to a talk with LG, we wandered over to their rather small stand in the middle of Hall 19. Their main attraction was their new 24" widescreen flatscreen monitor promising 1000:1 contrast ratio, 178 degree viewing angel, 8ms response time, a huge 1920x1200 resolution and HDMI input.
LG at Channel ExpoI4U NEWS reviews the PNY XLR8 8800 GTS 320MB Graphics Card
I have to say I was impressed at the ability of the box stock PNY 8800 GTS 320MB to chug along playing Oblivion at these settings. The only time I noticed any lag or a frame rate problem was during fights when I was moving around quickly. Otherwise the game chugged along beautifully.
PNY XLR8 8800 GTS 320MB Graphics Card Review
TheTechLounge posted a review on the SilverStone TJ09 Full-Tower Case
OCIA.net takes a look at the RevolTec Gaming Gear in their latest review.
BurnOutPC.com has posted a review on the JJ-Computer Venus JJ-23VB2 External box
3D Game Man posted a review on the CoolIT Systems RAM Fan
Everything USB takes a look at the ADS Instant Video To Go
I4U NEWS reviews the PNY XLR8 8800 GTS 320MB Graphics Card
3DXtreme.net posted a review on the Razer Pro|Click v1.6 High Precision Mouse, Pro|Tones m100 and m250 Headphones
MaXit Mag posted OCZ Secure Digital Dual Memory Card Review
Innovative and useful. It's not often you can say that about a secure digital memory c but OCZ Technology can boast both claims in their new range of SD cards. It's a standard sized SD card perfect for digital devices with a neat twist. Unlike conventional SD memory, OCZ SD Dual converts into a high-speed USB 2.0 connector eliminating the need for an independent card reader to transfer or view pictures or data on any PC. Just slip off the housing to reveal a USB 2.0 ready connection. It's simple, fast and convenient. In fact, it's the number one must have gadget in the MaXit labs.
OCZ Secure Digital Dual Memory Card ReviewTechWareLabs has published a review of the Xeon 5150 vs. E5320
Intel and AMD have each had their own CPU's targeted towards the server market for a long time now. With the relatively recent arrival of multiple core CPU's to the mainstream market one is left wondering what the difference between the current mainstream Intel Core 2 Duo (code named Conroe) processor and a Xeon really is. It stands to reason that if a consumer is going to purchase an E6700 for roughly $550 why not spend the extra $100 and get its big brother the Xeon 5150, surely the extra $100 is worth all the extra horsepower you will gain isn't it? Wouldn't it be the difference between lets say a Ford Mustang and a Jaguar? Let's find out!
Xeon 5150 vs. E5320 Review
Hardcoreware takes a look at the Top 5 Best and Worst Microsoft Products
TrustedReviews have looked at the Parrot Boombox
TrustedReviews have looked at the HP LaserJet P3005x
Futurelooks checks out another LCD Monitor
HardwareLogic posted OCZ Platinum Revision 2 DDR2 800 Memory Kit Review
ThinkComputers.org posted Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC2-6400 DDR2 2GB Memory Kit Review
Techgage posted a review of Seagates latest notebook drive, which offers the highest performance/GB on the market.
techPowerUp posted a review on the Rantopad Mammoth
TechWareLabs has published a review of the Xeon 5150 vs. E5320
XYZ Computing has a new article out on Firefox's Most Underutilized Feature
MaXit Mag posted OCZ Secure Digital Dual Memory Card Review
