Make Sure That General E-Mail Gets Answered
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Email Center Pro helps small businesses manage shared e-mail accounts for receiving such correspondence as general inquiries and customer service requests.
Fujitsu LifeBook A6120 Laptop
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
This all-purpose laptop performs very well without being overpriced.
Sony VAIO VGN-SZ791N Laptop
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
This stylish, lightweight laptop comes loaded with powerhouse components–but it’ll cost you.
First Impressions – Live Mesh Review
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Palm Centro PDA Phone (AT&T)
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
This sporty, slimmer variant of the Treo is available on the AT&T network.
Casual Friday: MTV’s Virtual Music Scene
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
This week we play entire albums in Rock Band and cruise New York’s virtual Lower East Side, then score you some sweet DS deals (while supplies last).
Asus P527 Cell Phone
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
The P527 smart phone is loaded with features, including extensive GPS options, but it’s far too slow for even casual users.
Samsung Ace SPH-i325 PDA Phone
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
This PDA phone includes plenty of features that will keep you entertained while you’re on the go.
Helio Mysto Cell Phone
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
This slim slider-style cell phone is stocked with extras, including a mobile version of MySpace.
Mio Moov 310 GPS
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Despite its simplicity, this Moov is a great buy as an entry-level GPS device.
SugarSync File Syncing Service
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
This sweet service is easy to use and works across different platforms to keeps files in sync on multiple devices.
WordPerfect Office X4 Standard Edition
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
WordPerfect keeps its traditional look, but beefs up support for PDFs and Office 2007.
Onkyo TX-SR805 Home-Theater Receiver
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
The first home-theater receiver to decode DTS Master Audio and Dolby TrueHD from Blu-ray movies produces phenomenal sound.
The 10 Best Compact Cameras
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
The newest compact digital cameras give you only limited controls in most cases, but low prices and excellent image quality make these low-frills options worth considering.
Collaborate Using Online Tools
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Several new services make it easier for small companies to keep projects on track and hold online meetings.
Casual Friday: Gran Turismo Edition
PC World :: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Take a Gran Turismo 5 test drive, make some hard turns with new hardware, and check out the hardest (and easiest) games you’ll ever play.
Tuniq Miniplant 950W Power Supply Review
OCIA :: Monday, April 28, 2008
“Tuniq, a subsidiary of Sunbeamtech, really made their name known with their Tuniq Tower CPU air cooler. The Tuniq Tower was recognized as one of the best air coolers on the market for longer than a year. Since then, they have become increasingly popular for their cases, thermal accessories, and most recently, power supplies. One power supply that has been getting a lot of attention lately is the Tuniq Miniplant 950W which we have for review today.”
Be Quiet! Dark Power Pro 650Watt reviewed
Burnout PC :: Monday, April 28, 2008
“Be Quiet! recently revamped their range of power supplies with the addition of the updated Dark Power Pro series. They now call this power supply their “First Class” edition. The efficiency rate according to Listan, has gone up to 88% (85% on average load) and it comes in four different wattages. From 450watts up to 1000watts, we’ll be taking a look at the 650watt version”.
Noctua NF-B9 92mm Fan Review
Mikhailtech :: Monday, April 28, 2008
Today we are looking at Noctua’s NF-B9 92mm fan. Everybody who uses computers know how annoying computer fans can get during operation. Sometimes only two or even one fan can create a tremendous amount of noise in your computer system. As a Noctua Fan, I have set up a system with 9 of their NF-F12 fans and they perform completely silent at all operations. Noctua’s fans use high-grade components as well as extremely strict quality control in order to maintain the highest possible quality standard. Will this been the case with Noctua’s 92mm fan, and will it perform good enough to keep up with other companies fans? Let’s take a look!
AMD’s Phenom X3 8750 – The Power of 3 (
Lost Circuits :: Monday, April 28, 2008
Three Cores instead of four. AMD follows in the footsteps of ATI’s “Pro” series to increase yield on the Phenom series. As it turns out, though, it is not just an issue of reducing the number of cores and incur some scaling back of performance, there are also software recognition and licensing issues that come into play. In the end, while the Phenom X3 performs admirably well in some applications, it’s performance comes in last in a number of other applications simply because, in a triple core configuration, those will only utilize a single core.
AMD Phenom X4 9850 Black Edition Review
Inside HW :: Monday, April 28, 2008
…”Users familiar with AMD Black Edition brand already know what kind of CPU we got in our test lab and for those unfamiliar with BE AMD CPUs we are going to explain it. Back in the past AMD had prestigious FX series of CPUs which were very expensive but those were made from best parts of wafer and had unlocked multiplier. Now AMD has CPU series called “Black Edition” and it has very similar characteristics to FX series, but with changed price politics.”…
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 Processor
Hot Hardware :: Monday, April 28, 2008
Intel’s Core 2 Quad Q9300 has some rather large shoes to fill. This newly shipping, relatively low-cost quad-core processor from Intel is a replacement for their long-standing price to performance champ, the Core 2 Quad Q6600. The Q6600 was the first quad-core in Intel’s arsenal which was actually affordable, and even today, it remains one of the best values on the market. Not only is the Core 2 Quad Q6600 inexpensive for a quad-core CPU, but it is extremely overclockable and provides a significant amount of computing power for the dollar. Core 2 Quad Q6600’s are still in high-demand – a trend which is likely to continue until they are no longer available.
ASUS Striker II Extreme Motherboard Review 
Hardware Logic :: Monday, April 28, 2008
“Hitting the enthusiast scene decked out from head-to-toe, this motherboard brings next-gen right to your doorstep with the new 790i nForce chipset, 1600MHz front side bus support, Tri SLI compatibility, PCIe 2.0, DDR3-2000 support and an integrated water cooling system. Holy cow! Hold on to your seat as HardwareLogic puts this monster on our test bench and unleashes the full assault of our benchmarking suite.”
Vantec NexStar Hard Drive Dock Review
Virtual Hideout :: Monday, April 28, 2008
“The Vantec NexStar Hard Drive Dock lived up to its promise. It provides a convenient method of connecting any SATA drive to your system so that you can easily access the data on it. Performance was up to par, but the real benefit is from the design. During disaster recovery, you need something that’s straightforward and easy to use and won’t add more trouble to your life. The NexStar Hard Drive Dock succeeds in this aspect.”
3DMark Vantage tested
Bjorn 3d :: Monday, April 28, 2008
‘Few benchmarks have had such an impact amongst gamers as the 3DMark benchmarks from Futuremark. Whether it is to verify that you are getting the expected performance out of your system or to brag about how fast your system is, 3DMark has always been the benchmark to use.
As the last version came out 2 years ago many gamers have been anxiously waiting for a new version that more accurately can test today’s cards and today it is finally here: 3DMark Vantage.’
Guide to Creating a Hackintosh
Techware Labs :: Monday, April 28, 2008
If you ever wanted to play around with a Mac OS but wanted to do it on your own hardware then this guide is for you. Dan takes you through the basic steps needed to create a “Hackintosh” in a simple to understand process. Grab that extra hardware off your shelf and put together your Mac today.
NZXT Tempest
techPowerUp :: Monday, April 28, 2008
The enclosure market is a one tough cookie. From what Tempest offers, NZXT is certainly bringing an advanced feature set to the entry-level crowd or people seeking simple design. If you’re on a tight budget, want to save up some money for better performing hardware and don’t care about premium features like a removable motherboard tray you should check out this case.
AVG Anti-Virus 8.0 Review
TechReviewSource :: Sunday, April 27, 2008
“The new version of AVG Anti-Virus has just been released and TechReviewSource.com’s review shows that it is still one of the best anti-virus programs on the market. The paid version includes some really nice features that will surely protect your computer from malicious files and sites on the Internet. Check out their full review to find out more about AVG Anti-Virus 8.0.”
Western Digital VR150 300GB Velociraptor Review
Motherboards.org :: Friday, April 25, 2008
It seems as if the folks at Western Digital have been working late night in their R&D department as the new Velociraptor takes the Raptor series to the next level. The Raptor series of drives were already a hall of fame winning product and with new drives with basically twice as fast overall performance levels these new Velociraptors will take their rightful place alongside their predecessors. The new Velociraptor is also very quiet running; you can barely hear it when engaged, always a good thing. Games were accessed faster, files transferred quicker and Music ripped seamlessly.
Noctua NF-P12 Case Fan
Modders Inc :: Friday, April 25, 2008
Noctua has come up with another uniquely designed fan, the NF-P12. Although some might mistakenly think these are similar to their NF-S12 fans due to the colors used. They are completely different in design.
OpenSolaris 2008.05 Gives A New Face To Solaris
Phoronix :: Friday, April 25, 2008
“In early February, Sun Microsystems had released a second preview release of Project Indiana. For those out of the loop, Project Indiana is the codename for the project led by Ian Murdock at Sun that aims to push OpenSolaris on more desktop and notebook computers by addressing the long-standing usability problems of Solaris. We were far from being impressed by Preview 2 as it hadn’t possessed any serious advantages over a GNU/Linux desktop that would interest normal users. However, with the release of OpenSolaris 2008.05 “Project Indiana” coming up in May, Sun Microsystems has today released a final test copy of this operating system. Our initial experience with this new OpenSolaris release is vastly better than what we had encountered less than three months ago when last looking at Project Indiana.”
GIGABYTE GA-EP35-DS3P Motherboard Review
Virtual Hideout :: Friday, April 25, 2008
“The Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3P Motherboard is an aggressive, extreme, yet efficient platform. It’s a shock to see this board do so well and do it even better at more extreme frequencies. It’s more affordable than most P35 overclocking motherboards and has plenty of the top end features a power user could want. There is a large void out there for energy conscious users who still want real power. This is absolutely the best choice for those on a budget who didn’t think they could afford extreme performance.”
Gigabyte X48T-DQ6 Intel X48 Motherboard Review 
Think Computers :: Friday, April 25, 2008
“Gigabyte was one of the first two computer hardware companies that I was aware of, along with Kingston memory. More than a decade before I decided to build my own rig, I had seen Gigabyte’s name associated with motherboards. They have been around since 1986, the dawn of the era of the PC. Today I will be looking at my first Gigabyte motherboard, the X48T-DQ6. This board is presently Gigabyte’s flagship motherboard. It sports a ton of features, natively supports DDR3-1900 memory and 1600FSB, along with CrossfireX, and looks sharp to boot. Will the Gigabyte board end my current love affair with motherboards by a four-letter word? Read on to see.”
Gigabyte GA-EP35-DS3P Motherboard Review 
Hardware Logic :: Friday, April 25, 2008
“Today we look at their GA-EP35-DS3P motherboard which takes a new road towards energy efficient motherboards. Even with all the extra options available, at its very core it is still a strong P35 based board. With a standard LGA775 socket, compatible processors range from the earlier Pentium4s and Celerons using the 90nm process to the latest 45nm quad core Extreme Edition processors. This board can handle pretty much any LGA775 based processor Intel has or has had on the market in the past few years. Whether you’re looking for a strong board with plenty of options or saving a few dollars on your electric bill, this board appears to fit into both columns.”
GIGABYTE G-Power 2 Pro CPU Cooler
Tweak Town :: Friday, April 25, 2008
“The GIGABYTE G-Power 2 Pro was first presented to me with a flash presentation detailing the functions and basically letting me know that it was not a mediocre product. From the start I was interested, and now that I am finished with my testing I can make you interested too.
The G-Power 2 Pro is the third in a series of G-Power products. The first and second, the G-Power Pro and G-Power Lite were both good products, but when it came to design they followed in the footsteps of other traditional CPU heatsinks. The latest version, 2 Pro steps away from what’s traditional and looks to prove that innovation leads to higher performance.”
ASUS P5K PRO Intel P35 Green ATX Motherboard Review
Big Bruin :: Friday, April 25, 2008
When people think of energy efficiency they may have the misconception that it has to equate to a lack of power and excitement. In terms of automobiles, perhaps thinking that all hybrids are like a Prius. But what we have with the P5K PRO is a sporty, high performance model that just happens to have a smart design capable of saving energy.
The World Ends With You (DS) Review
Gaming Heaven :: Friday, April 25, 2008
The World Ends With You is Square Enix’s latest release on the Nintendo DS, however instead of crafting a fantasy world environment the game is refreshingly set in Tokyo’s real life Shibuya district.
LiteOn EZ-DUB External DVD Drive DX-20A4PU 
Techware Lbas :: Friday, April 25, 2008
Today Michael checks out the new EZ-DUB drive by Lite-On and we show you why this drive may well be the last drive you buy before migrating to Blu-Ray. We show you the testing, features, and performance of this mighty external DVD-RW that won’t leave you burning drink coasters.
Asus M3A78-EMH HDMI Motherboard Review
Legti Reviews :: Friday, April 25, 2008
The AMD 780G chipset is all the rage right now for micro-ATX socket AM2+ motherboards. Today, we take a look at the ASUS M3A78-EMH HDMI motherboard. It features DX10 compliant integrated ATI RV610-based graphics, which supports dual VGA outputs including DVI/HDMI interfaces with HDCP. It also incorporates AMD’s UVD with hardware acceleration of H.264, VC1 and Mpeg2 used in HD DVD and BluRay disks. Is this board the right choice for your next HTPC or PC?
XFX nForce 630i GeForce 7150 Motherboard
Hot Hardware :: Friday, April 25, 2008
We’re writing to let you all know that we have just posted a new article at HotHardware in which we evaluate the features, performance, and value of XFX’s nForce 630i GeForce 7150 based motherboard, the cryptically named MG-630I-7159. Thanks to its integrated graphics processor, the MG-630I-7159 sports VGA, DVI, and HDMI outputs, and it’s got some other handy on-board features as well, like an LED POST code error reporter and micro power and reset switches. Head on over to the site and check it out…
