Oh, Barcelona; how we hate those carriers
Hexus :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Regardless of what game genre you like it’s up to the carriers if you can get it, and get it on the particular phone you have. The carriers don’t seem to have a clue about how to deliver games, what games to offer or to make it easy to get and then play, pay, or try a game.
ECS KN1 SLI Extreme Review
Hi-Techreviews :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
What is the most popular chipset when it comes to overclocking AMD processor today? Without a doubt, it has to be the NVIDIA nForce4, which brings us to the motherboard we are reviewing today. The board we are reviewing is the ECS KN1 SLI Extreme; this board is quickly becoming one of the hottest SLI boards on the market. Come on along as we check it out.
VOQ V11 Professional Smartphone
Think Computers :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
The Task Killer In Windows XP!
Tech ARP :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Quote – “Unknown to most users, there is a task killer lurking in Windows XP. Join us on this mini-guide as Dashken tells you all about this hidden killer and why it can be a very powerful tool for those who know its secrets! ”
Lapinator vs. Lapinator Plus Laptop Desk Comparison
Virtual-Hideout :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Quote: “If you’ve got a tiny laptop, the original Lapinator will do wonders for you. However if you’ve got a larger laptop, you’re definitely going to want to go with the larger Lapinator Plus. I’ve got one of the larger laptops on the market and the Plus is just perfect. Add the mousitizer and it’s smooth and cool computing”
Gemini iKey USB Audio Recorder Review
Futurelooks :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
So what exactly is an iKey? The iKey is an Audio Recording Product from Gemini Sound Products Corporation. The iKey can take any Line Level audio signal and convert it to an MP3 or WAV audio file. It stores the files in real time to USB storage devices like USB memory cards, USB Hard Drives or even an iPod!
Planning an Apple iPod Rival?
CoolTechZone :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
“Although details are currently sketchy, we know for a fact that Bose is scheduled to make a major announcement on 2nd March in Taipei, Taiwan. Bose officials are planning an event in Taipei where the presentation is expected to take place.”
Thermaltake Blue Orb II
Techgage :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Quote: There are so many CPU coolers on the market, it’s very hard to choose. Some may cool well but look horrible, but not so for the Blue Orb II from Thermaltake! Let’s jump into the review and see how this cooler compares to previous ones we’ve looked at.
News: Noctua & Coolink Heatpipe Coolers reviewed
MetkuMods :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
“”Bigger is better” kind of thinking seems to be the key here. It is good to see that the manufacturers didn’t build the heatsink around a huge lump of copper but decided to make the unit relatively light by utilizing aluminum fins and multiple heatpipes. This makes the cooling power to weight ratio excellent.”
Scythe KAMA-BAY Bay Cooler
Pro-Clockers :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Quote: Air circulation is a must have in any computer. No matter if have a simple work station or a high end gaming systems, the importance of air moving across your components is very important. And the only way to achieve this is the proper placement of cooling fans. If you have a case that is need of some air movement then Scythe has what you need, a Kama-Bay.
Sunbeamtech Solar Illuminated Keyboard
GideonTech :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
“Judging from the name of the keyboard, one would think it was somehow solar powered or was so brightly lit, it felt like the sun. Sadly, that isn’t the case.”
Thermaltake Tide Water (VGA Liquid Cooling Module) Video Review #652:
3dgameman :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
“The Thermaltake Tide Water (VGA Liquid Cooling Module) is the first of its kind. Currently there is nothing like it on the market. With modern Video Cards getting faster and faster, they can get really hot. At default speeds this is fine, but if you are overclocking, something else is required. This is a perfect option for anyone needing to get their Video Card’s core to its peek performance. Watch the Video to find out more…” ~3dGameMan.com
XKROMA ATX Chrome Case
Think Computers :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach
Bytesector :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
“An effervescent world encompasses you. The thrill of life as you adventure through a seemingly endless expanse of terrain baffles even the most brilliant of minds. You find yourself caught in the midst of a key role in possibly the most important event of your life. You raise your keen dagger as slowly you approach your only victim, knowing a successful execution could perhaps change the tides of war in your favour. You move slowly, quietly, and in a blink of an eye it’s over.”
AplusCase GL2 HTPC Case
Technic3d :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Quote: “How the GL2 in the Technic3D editorship introduces itself, see you in the following Review”
Exclusive sneak-peek: Akasa’s latest gems
Hexus :: Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Akasa have opened their treasure chest of new products to us and we’ve found a few potential gems inside. Join us in our sneak-peek look at what’s coming from Akasa.
Arctic-Cooling Accelero X1 VGA Cooler
Techniz.co.uk :: Monday, February 27, 2006
The Resurrection of LCoS
Hardware Secrets :: Monday, February 27, 2006
“A year ago, the projection TV choices available to consumers were almost exclusively limited to three primary types of display technology: CRT, LCD and DLP. Videophiles were mourning the apparent demise of a particularly promising TV technology: Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS). The primary proponents of LCoS at that time – Intel and Philips – had just thrown in the proverbial towel after failing to establish a foothold in the market for their LCoS TV products.”
SuperTalent T800UX2GC4 PC2-6400 2GB kit review
Driver Heaven :: Monday, February 27, 2006
“AMD will present the AM2 socket this summer, which supports DDR2 PC6400 RAM. Intel based motherboards can already use such RAM and so we have most manufacturers entering a ‘memory war’, with every RAM manufacturer trying to design and release high speed DDR2 modules while offering good value as well. This ‘memory war’ seems to get interesting as Super Talent, a less known company among the enthusiast circles, released the (for the time being) fastest PC-6400 2GB kit currently available. The T800UX2GC4 kit consists of two 1GB modules, rated to run at 800MHz DDR and 4/3/4/8 timings.”
News: 7900 GTX specification confirmed
Pure Overclock :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Quote: “A source has let us know the specifications for the upcoming 7900 GTX. The part will allegedly have the following specification; a core clock of 650 MHz; a memory clock of 2.0 GHz; 24 pixel pipes, not 32 as predicted early last year”
Thermaltake Eclipse DV Case
Overclocker Café :: Monday, February 27, 2006
If you’re looking for a one liner then it would have to be “I like this case”. The inclusion of combo DVD drive is a great idea. Not only will it save you a few bucks, but it frees up drive bay as well. The drawback with this is the single connection on the IDE cable. This means that you lose one drive off your board, but if you’re running SATA hard drives then it’s not a biggie.
GoblinX Mini v1.2.2
Phoronix :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Summary: “GoblinX Mini, the distribution based off of GoblinX Premium, has reached version 1.2.2. Included in GoblinX Mini v1.2.2 is a new “liveupgrade” feature for remastering the entire Linux distribution, improvements to the “goinstall” script, corrected various small errors and corrections, and have shaped up into a fairly nice release and is the focus of the Phoronix spotlight today. GoblinX v1.2.2 also uses the Linux 2.6.15 kernel and X.Org v6.8.2, all of which is contained on the LiveCD with Xfce v4.2.2.”
Cooler Master Real Power 550W SLI Certified PSU Review
Madshrimps :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Quote: ” Coolermaster surprised us two years ago with their Real Power 450W PSU, offering solid performance for a competitive price. Today we have their latest in for testing – a 550W SLI certified unit equipped with 120mm for silent operation.”
Thermaltake RX K8 Silent Boost Socket 754/939/940 Copper CPU Cooler Review @ Tweaknews.net
Tweaknews :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Corsair Nautilus 500 Water Cooler Review
Legit Reviews :: Monday, February 27, 2006
“Corsair wanted to launch a low cost water cooler at $159 and that is what Corsair did. I give Corsair a hand for bringing enthusiast technology to the mainstream consumer and I believe the mainstream market is ready to embrace water cooling. I have been saying for years that water cooling is the way to go if you don’t move around your computer a ton. With reduced noise levels and awesome temperatures water cooling is well worth the extra cost from my point of view. Decent water cooling was always over $200 and that the midnight oil burning over at Corsair and the end result is the Nautilus 500.”
TRENDnet TEW-429UF USB Flash Drive, Wireless Adapter & Wi-Fi Finder
The Tech Zone :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Arctic Cooling Alpine 64 Heatsink Review
Frosty Tech :: Monday, February 27, 2006
“The Arctic Cooling Alpine 64 heatsink suspends its 2000RPM fan on four dual axial rubber vibration absorbing posts. The general purpose of which is to prevent fan motor vibrations from transferring to other areas of the computer chassis which could cause noise. The 90-ish millimeter fan minimizes turbulence and noise by essentially floating the impeller alone above the aluminum component. The whole package weighs in at just 486 grams, and judging by recent information the Arctic Cooling Alpine 64 should even be compatible with AMD socket AM2 heatsink retention frames… though we aren’t 100% certain.”
Scythe Kamariki-2 550 Watt Power Supply @ Pro-Clockers
Pro-Clockers :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Quote: There are many people out there that don’t really care about modular power supplies or just don’t believe that they provide the stability that they need. So that is a reason why companies like OCZ, PC Power and Cooling, Enermax and others non-modular power supplies dominate the market. Another company that is determined to make a name for themselves beside these other companies is Scythe. Known for arguably the best heatsink out right now, the Ninja, Scythe is introducing the Kamariki-2 to the US market. This is bound to stir up a little something.
Mushkin 2GB XP2-5300 Black Dual Pack Pictorial Review Posted!
Tech ARP :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Quote – “If you are looking for the biggest and baddest low-latency DDR2 memory kit for your dual-channel system, this is it! Introducing the new Mushkin 2GB XP2-5300 Extreme Performance DDR2 Dual Pack!
Arctic Cooling Freezer 64 Pro HSF Review
Bjorn3D :: Monday, February 27, 2006
Today, I am going to look at a fairly new CPU cooler from Arctic Cooling named the Freezer 64 Pro. This is a cooler designed to fit on AMD Athlon 64 CPUs (Socket 754/939/940). Arctic Cooling does also make a version that mounts on Intel systems called the Freezer 7 Pro for the Intel Socket 775.
