Overclocked Cafe has posted a review on the Kingwin Mini Shuttle External Enclosure
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OCAddiction gives their take on this years Best and Worst products for the PC.
NeoSeeker has posted a review on the Thermaltake Xaser II A6000A Aluminum Case.
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ExtremeTech takes a look at Phoenix, the new Mozilla-based, compact browser for Windows.
HotHardware has posted a review on the Plextor 48X USB 2.0 CDRW Drive
PC Stats has posted an Albatron Ti4680P-Turbo GeForce4 Ti4200-8X review
RipNet-UK has posted a review on the Lost In Space LCD panel.
VR-Zone has put up a review on Albatron's Ti 4200 Medusa video card
EnvyNews has posted a review on the Crystal Clear 4-LED Blue 80mm Fan
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted a review on the Prometeia cooling kit
Beyond3D put up a review on PowerColor’s 128MB Xabre 400
Sudhian Media has posted a review on the ABIT AT7MAX2 motherboard
ipKonfig has a look at the new Starfish Ray Lights.
Just when you think you've seen it all, something else gets handed to you. Let's face it, we've seen most all possibilities there are to modifying a computer case--or have we? When the market was hot'n'heavy with all sorts of case gadgets, there was lots to choose from. But that market has slowed down quite a bit. Now, we're seeing more creative devices appear, and the prices are quite reasonable. The biggest craze in all this madness was Neon Lighting. Most people had already installed a window onto their side panels, but not much was seen there until Neon lit up the hardware behind the sidewalls. Then came different colors of lights. Now, we have Cold Cathode lights-and even they come in multiple colors! The measurements of the Starfish Ray are 1.75" x 1.75" x .75", and that should tell you that it can be placed almost anywhere. What I find most valuable about the Starfish Rays is their assortment of colors. Ranging from Blue, Green, Red, and White, you can find the color you're looking for to suit your needs/wants.Read more
