Ascully has posted a Microsoft Wireless Desktop review
PC Stats has posted an Intel Celeron 1.8GHz Processor review
DreddNews has posted a review on Nexland's ISB SOHO.
Explosive Labs has completed a review on the, Plextor External USB 2.0 PlexWriter 40/12/40U.
Typically, there has been a race to introduce the best and most advanced computing solutions. CD-RW drives are no exception. Based in Silicon Valley, Plextor has made a name for itself in performance and CD solutions. While there are quite a few companies offering CD-RW drives, Plextor is definitely one of the big boys in the game, being in the top five if not top three. At the time of this review, Plextor's external 48x (PX-W4824TU) had just come out. This leads me to expect full maturity. Hopefully, the companies specializing in CD technology will shift more to the DVD area. Though the DVD solution is still in its early stage, it shows great promise and probably will be used as much as CD-RW, as soon as it becomes cheaper.Read more
EliteGuide has posted a Value CPU Comparison
Viper's Lair has posted a review on M-Systems DiskOnKey 128MB
Everything USB has posted a Logitech Elite Keyboard review
TweakTown has posted a review of the IOSS RD3XP Gladiator Super Shielded ATA133 Cables.
OCAddiction takes a look at the OCSystem's Enhanced GeForce4 Ti4200 128MB video card.
3D Game Man has posted a video review on the 3DForce Xabre400Q 128MB Video Card
TechSpot has posted a review on FIC's brand new VC19 Advanced motherboard, a powerful Pentium 4 solution based on the Intel 845e chipset.
PC Stats has posted an ABIT SR7-8X SiS648 Motherboard review
Techseekers.net has reviewed the Radeon 9000 128MB and the 9000 Pro 64MB from Connect3D.
Sudhian has put up an ATI Radeon 9700 Pro review
T-Break has posted a preview on the Hercules 3D Prophet 9700 PRO
Mikhailtech has posted a PSXAmp Remote Control review
TweakTown has posted a review of Everglide's newest lineup of mousing surfaces.
Explosive Labs has completed a VIA KT333 motherboard roundup review featuring motherboards from Soltek, Gigabyte, AOpen, Biostar, and Jetway.
I'll start off with a quick run through of the general aspects that this particular chipset offers. The VIA KT333 chipset obviously supports DDR333 (PC2700) memory and can reach a peak bandwidth of 2.7GB/sec, 25% greater than the KT266A. Other key features include AGP4X, ATA-100 (ATA-133 in the VT8233A), integrated six channel advanced audio through the C-Media 8738 chip, six USB ports, LPC bus, and integrated 10/100Mbps ethernet and home PNA, AC-97 audio.Read more
3D Game Man has posted a FIC VC19 Advanced Motherboard (Socket 478) video review
