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As you work on your computer and browse the Internet, you leave behind traces of your activity. This information not only takes up valuable disk space but also jeopardises your privacy. Webroot's Window Washer ($29.95) simply and safely wipes your tracks clean and removes unnecessary files for complete privacy and improved PC performance. It does this by eliminating useless files that clog your hard disk drive and slow down your PC, and by permanently washing away files and folders for ultimate privacy. You needn't worry about a heavy-handed approach either, Window Washer gives you complete control over where and what gets washed so you needn't worry about losing valuable documents.
Window Washer v6.0 ReviewOverclockers.co.uk have looked at the Creative Zen V Plus 8GB
In addition to its audio capabilities it can playback video, display photos, receive FM radio, record via a Line-in or internal microphone and even synchronise with your Outlook Contacts and Calendar information. If nothing else it makes for great press release material, but either way it’s difficult to deny that the Zen V Plus packs a lot into its sleek and compact casing.
Creative Zen V Plus 8GB Review
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bit-tech.net posted a review on Nvidia's GeForce 8800 Ultra
Today, Nvidia extends its lead on the giant graphics mountain with the announcement of GeForce 8800 Ultra. We find out how the company's new part performs across eight games and three resolutions.
Nvidia's GeForce 8800 Ultra ReviewLegit Reviews posted their review on the GeForce 8800 Ultra Video Card
The GeForce 8800 Ultra takes the world’s fastest GPU and pushes it further: with a core clock of 612 MHz, a shader clock of 1500MHz and a memory clock of 1080MHz. The GeForce 8800 Ultra costs 36% more and has a performance improvement of 10.7% over the GeForce 8800 GTX. Will consumers cough up 36% more for something ~11% faster? Only time will tell and since NVIDIA has a product that can't be beat by anything that ATI has on the market they have the ability to keep pushing prices up.
The $829 GeForce 8800 Ultra Video Card Arrives
