Barebones was upon us last year and was regarded much like fashion, the latest fad to last the summer. Looks nice to be seen with and could make an admirable LAN solution.Read more
Trying to cram as much hardware into a small a box as possible, whilst trying to deviate from that 80s beige colour, suprisingly did last the summer, and today we see integrated small systems making in-roads into business arena as well as the gamers' bedroom. This is because the units are priced pretty reasonably, have a very small footprint and are powerful to not need updgrading for a few years at least; a good buy.
In step Creative, making their first foray into this busy marketplace competing with the likes of Shuttle and Asus. What does the Slix offer different?
DeviantPC has posted a review on the Creative SLIX PC Barebones system.
OC Workbench has posted a Shuttle SN41G2 nForce2 IGP SFF review
Tweakers Australia has posted a review on the Thermaltake Cooper Memory Cooling Kit.
SystemCooling.com has a look at the SLK 700 Limited Edition heatsink sporting the Y.S. Tech 74mm TMD fan.
TweakTown has posted a review on the Vantec Nexus Multi-function Panel.
Hexus has posted a review on the VIA P4B Ultra motherboard
Mikhailtech has posted a Lian Li PC-7323A Aluminum Case review
Techaddicts.net has posted a review on the Cooler Master ATC-SPB-210CA Side Panel
Tom's Hardware Guide has posted a review on the AMD Mobile Athlon XP
OcPrices.com has released their Editor's Choice awards for the Best of 2002.
Another year has passed by, so we thought we would take a look back over the last years products and award exceptional manufacturers awards in their respective categories. These are all based on the personal opinion of the OcPrices team. Enjoy!Read more
RipNet-UK has posted a BeanTech BT82 acrylic case review
ipKonfig.com has check out a new software application called Network Time Server.
Viper's Lair take a look at AOpen's i845G motherboard
Explosive Labs has completed a roundup on 3 VIA KT400 based motherboards.
Anthony send words that his Unofficial WinTV-PVR website has published a WinTV-PVR 350 review
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I Am Not A Geek has a new review posted, featuring the AutoDeletePro Laser Cut Fan Grill.
These days, cell phone makers seem to be jamming as much functionality as they can into digital phones. We've seen devices with everything from PDA capabilities to integrated FM radios and MP3 players to computer games. Anything manufacturers can't build in, they offer as an add-on, such as the snap-on digital camera. Now even this has been integrated, and we got our hands on one of the first camera/mobile phones-the Sanyo SCP-5300 ($400 street plus service fee). It's on the big side for a clamshell phone, but we did have a whole lot of fun carrying it around.
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PC Mag takes an in-depth look at four new flatbed scanners and picks a winner -- if you believe in USB 2.0, that is.
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Accelenation has posted an Iwill P4HT Mobo review
OC Workbench has posted a review on the SIS 746 chipset