SkyHawk ATX-4396 Aluminium Case Review

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Tweakers Australia has posted a SkyHawk ATX-4396 Aluminium Case review

Aluminium, or Aluminum as you may call it has been the material of choice for some time now when it comes to heatsinks. Sure it isn't the absolute best conductive material, but it is relatively cheap, light and very easy to work with. I'm guessing that most of your would have heard of Lian-Li at some point, and know that they were the first real, high-quality aluminium case manufacturers on the block. One drawback to the Lian-Li cases is the high cost, which unfortunately denies the average enthusiast from owning one. Introducing Skyhawk - long time renowned for quality power supplies for both the server and home environment, and more recently, aluminium cases. Skyhawk offers a full range of aluminium cases, ranging from very cheap to expensive. Thanks to Kenny over at Sky Hawk Australia the model we will be looking at today is the SkyHawk ATX-4396, which boats stylish design, quality finish and a full aluminium chassis.
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Antiy Ghostbusters Trojan Removal Tool Review

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DeviantPC has posted a review of the Antiy Ghostbusters Trojan removal tool.

The main reason you would want to get rid of 'Ghosts' is due to the fact that malicious programs like trojans pose a very real security threat to a lot of computers both personal and business alike. To block a trojan from calling home you need a Firewall, but if the Trojan is run on the computer (usually by Malicious Email) then it can usually find a way through the firewall from the inside.
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Antec Performance Series PLUS860 Case Review

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Mikhailtech has posted an Antec Performance Series PLUS860 Case review

As for the fans, this time around Antec decided to add some more powerful ones. At full speed they provide about 30cfm airflow a piece with minimal noise. I say full speed because the included power supply has fan only connectors which actually control the speeds of attached system fans (this will be covered later in the PSU review). All in all the bundle is very complete and the system-adjustable fans are a very nice addition. If you don't like it nice and quiet, you can always connect them to any other regular molex.
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Zero-Footprint PC Review

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VIA Hardware has posted a review on the Cybernet Zero-Footprint PC.

I have had the opportunity recently to take a look at a computer system which is probably not something you all have seen a lot of. The product that I'm taking a look at is the Cybernet Elite-II Zero-Footprint PC. So just what is a Zero-Footprint PC? To put it as Cybernet does - a PC without the box. Well perhaps the first thing you might think of if you heard that was a laptop. But that isn't quite right either. What Cybernet has done is taken a keyboard, and put an entire computer inside a keyboard. So you don't have a beige box sitting around somewhere, just what looks like a keyboard. That is until you notice the floppy drive, CD-ROM and the ports on the back. It is a very simple design and concept, but how did Cybernet go about creating this system? Let's take a look.
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