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OCZ ReaperX DDR2-800 4GB & Kingston Hyper X DDR2-1066 2GB Review
Driver Heaven posted a review on the OCZ ReaperX DDR2-800 4GB & Kingston Hyper X DDR2-1066 2GB memory modules

The DDR2 memory market currently has two major options for consumers using the latest CPUs. Consumers can either go for 2 GB kits of speeds up to 1066MHz, which are priced quite reasonably or 4 GB kits of DDR2-800 with tighter timings. What difference does this make to the latest CPUs and which option should the consumer go for when seeking the best performance?

Today we are pitting 4GB of OCZ's ReaperX DDR2-800 against 2 GB of Kingston HyperX DDR2-1066 in an attempt to answer the above question.
OCZ ReaperX DDR2-800 4GB & Kingston Hyper X DDR2-1066 2GB Review

Keyboards with Backlit Keys roundup
Tom's Guide posted a roundup of four backlit keyboards

I looked at four backlit keyboards from one from Ideazon (Merc Stealth), two from Microsoft (Razer Reclusa and Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000) and one from Saitek (Eclipse II).

In addition to finding the best of the new crop of backlit keyboards, I had hoped to modify the LEDs in at least one of the keyboards for use by a blind friend. That project is still on hold, but here is my take on the keyboards I tested for use by people without visual impairment.
Keyboards with Backlit Keys roundup