Extreme Overclocking has posted a review on the Steelpad 4s Mouse Pad.
VR-Zone has posted a Chip-Con Prometeia Mach II review
Hardware Analysis has posted a review on the Compex WP11A+ 802.11b Wireless Access Point
OCWorkbench has posted a review on the ABIT IS7-G with GAT technology
EnvyNews has checked out the Matias iPod Armor
The Techlounge has posted a review on the Phonex NeverWire 14 (TwinPack)
SubZeroTech has posted a new Review "SMaL Camera Technologies Pocket VGA Digital Camera".
Hexus.net has posted a new review titled: ABIT IS7
Another mouse pad review. BigBruin.Com has a new review posted taking a look at a $47 mouse pad called the Steelpad 4S.
Viper's Lair has posted a review on the fUnc Surface 1030
HotHardware has posted a review on the DFI "LAN Party" KT400A Motherboard
PC Stats has posted an Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz 800MHZ FSB Processor Review
PC Stats has posted a MSI 865PE Neo2-FIS2R i865PE motherboard review
3D Game Man has posted a FIC Radeon 9800 Pro 128MB Video Card Review
NextGen Electronics has posted two new reviews:
D-Link USB 2.0/FireWire Combo Card -
http://www.nextgenelectronics.com/dlinkcombo.shtml
Seagate Barracuda ATA V (120GB) -
http://www.nextgenelectronics.com/seagate120ata.shtml
D-Link USB 2.0/FireWire Combo Card -
http://www.nextgenelectronics.com/dlinkcombo.shtml
Seagate Barracuda ATA V (120GB) -
http://www.nextgenelectronics.com/seagate120ata.shtml
VR-Zone today has take a look at the FIC A98P Radeon 9800 Pro card
PC Stats has posted a Burning Blue Audio USB Headphone Amplifier review
Recognizing that manufacturers continue to cram desktop chips into laptops, Intel has been developing technology to improve the experience of people who buy desktop replacement notebooks. Today, the chip maker is bringing out the Mobile Intel Pentium 4 processor, a modified version of the standard P4. As with its desktop counterparts, the Mobile P4 runs at speeds up to 3.06GHz and has full Intel NetBurst microarchitecture. Hyper-Threading is turned off, though, and the front-side bus is only 533 MHz, not the 800 MHz supported by the 875P (formerly Canterwood) chipset. These reduced features, along with support for Enhanced SpeedStep technology and for Deeper Sleep technology, enable the desktop core to achieve more notebook-like battery life.
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PC Stats has posted an PC Power & Cooling Turbo-Cool 510-PFC Power Supply review
