In Win's enthusiast cases preview
Elite Bastards posted a preview on the In Win's enthusiast cases
Kingston 19 in 1 Card Reader Review
DriverHeaven posted a review on the Kingston 19 in 1 Card Reader
Elite Bastards posted a preview on the In Win's enthusiast cases
The basic specs are pretty much as you'd expect, with both of these towers using an ATX form factor, with the usual ATX 12V power supply to boot. Up to seven expansion slots are available at the rear of the case, with a massive eleven drive bays also available in total. The front and rear panels of the case house 120mm fans, with an optional cooling system which can also be installed along the chassis' side panel. Finally, holes are also provided to insert any pipes required for water cooling your system if needed.In Win's enthusiast cases preview
Kingston 19 in 1 Card Reader Review
DriverHeaven posted a review on the Kingston 19 in 1 Card Reader
Anyone who knows anything about computer history should be aware of the Kingston brand as for the last twenty years they have been producing memory products. Since their inception in 1987 Kingston have continued to expand and develop their product catalogue from including network and storage devices in 1993 to becoming the first memory manufacturer to co-market memory upgrades with a PC-OEM in 1996. In recent years they have launched Value RAM and HyperX. Excellent business decisions mixed with a quality product range have seen Kingston become a very successful manufacturer. Today we have one of their latest products in our test labs, the Media Reader.Kingston 19 in 1 Card Reader Review
