Tweaknews.net has posted a review on the Samsung SW-232 CD Writer
TweakHound has a new review of Stomp's BackUp MyPC v. 4.81.
BurnOutPc.com has posted their review on some XoXide Crystal Blue Led Fans.
T-Break has posted a review on MSI's KT4 Ultra motherboard
TweakTown has posted a review on the Nexland ISB 800Turbo router.
NeoSeeker has posted a shootout of three small form factor systems.
Tobitech has posted a review on a Neon String Set
Accelenation has posted a review on the MSI 845E MAX2 motherboard.
Icrontic has posted a review on the Cooler Master Alloy Mouse Pad.
Kuchzenhiemer has posted a Coolermaster Heatpipe (HHC-001) review
Tech PC has posted a review on the VIA EPIA Mini-Itx Motherboard.
Unlike most motherboards available today the EPIA boards have the CPU soldered to the board, so upgrading the CPU is not an option. The Eden CPU is unique as it is passively cooled. That's to say it is cooled by a great looking heatsink and does not have a cooling fan. The Motherboard is therefore completely silent. Via have been able to achieve this by opting for a relatively slow, by today's standards, CPU speed of 533Mhz and using their ultra low power Eden core. The CPU runs at a mere 1.2v. Because of it's low power consumption I have been running the EPIA using a tiny 107 Watt power supply and despite powering the Motherboard, CPU, Hard drive and CD Rom, the setup ran flawlessly throughout the four day test period.Read more
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the 60GB external FireWire hard drive from Unibrain
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the Lian Li PC-6087A Aluminum PC Case
X-bit labs has posted a review on the AMD Athlon XP 2600+ CPU
Viper's Lair has posted a review on the Cooler Master ATC-600 Aluminum Case
OcPrices.com has posted a review on the ATi Radeon 9000 Pro video card.
EXHardware has posted a review on the Sound Logic MP3 Player
VIA Hardware has posted their AMD Athlon XP 2600+ review
With the surprise launch of the 2600+, AMD has suddenly and aggressively re-positioned themselves to slug it out with Intel across the market. This new Thoroughbred core is everything the original wasn't—she's cool, she's fast, and is clocked almost twenty percent higher than her 2200+ sibling. Thoroughbred may have stumbled out of the gate, but she's exploding down the lane now; Northwood in her sights and fire in her eyes. Will the Pentium 4 retain its lead even under fire from this new, much improved competitor—or will AthlonXP reclaim its lost performance crown?Read more
Extreme Overclocking has posted a review on Wintasks 4 Professional
HotHardware has posted a review on AMD's Athlon XP 2600+
