Super Talent 2GB MEGA Screen MP3 Player Review
TechFEAR :: Friday, July 07, 2006
“Super Talent offers consumers a digital media player that includes a terrific feature-to-price ratio. Is the low purchase price enticing enough to put this on your shopping list?”
XG Laser 2500 & Optical 2000 Mice Review
3dgameman :: Friday, July 07, 2006
“Everyone needs a mouse, but does everyone need a mouse that has high dpi levels? For you average computer user, probably not and a cheap-o optical mouse would do. On the other hand, if you are a gamer you do require a highly responsive mouse. Both the XG Lazer 2500 and Optical 2000 would suit most gamers perfectly. The Lazer 2500 would definitely be preferred by hardcore gamers who require that extra 500 dpi. Let’s face it, quick and accurate in the right hands can mean life or death.”
Title: Super Talent 2GB MEGA Screen MP3 Player
TechFEAR :: Friday, July 07, 2006
Summary: “Super Talent offers consumers a digital media player that includes a terrific feature-to-price ratio. Is the low purchase price enticing enough to put this on your shopping list?”
Zalman CNPS8000 Low Profile Heat Pipe CPU Cooler
Big Bruin :: Friday, July 07, 2006
Quote: The Zalman CNPS8000 brings a new look to the heatpipe cooler which could be quiet desirable to many users. A good number of the coolers on the market today are massive towers that may provide excellent, low noise cooling, but their shear size limits the number of systems that can house them. The CNPS8000 is a 108mm square that is only 62.5 mm tall, meaning it should fit in most cases, including slim desktops and HTPCs. The universal design only adds to this broader compatibility, as it will fit AMD Socket 754, 939, 940, AM2 and Intel Socket 775.
Enermax Aurora Aluminum Keyboard Review
Virtual-Hideout :: Friday, July 07, 2006
“The Enermax Aurora Aluminum is a keyboard that not only looks good, but is constructed well. It’ll go well with any system, especially those with black aluminum cases, and has a professional look to it. Its price is quite high, however, (around $60 USD online or less), and for this price I would have liked a larger wrist rest to be included.”
News: Abit and DFI tackle ATI’s CrossFire Xpress 3200
The Tech Report :: Friday, July 07, 2006
Looking back, the timeline of Abit’s decline nearly matches the rise of DFI. For years, DFI was best known for OEM and industrial products, but recently it’s built a series of exceptional enthusiast-oriented LANParty boards. Those boards have offered unique designs, plenty of BIOS options, and a penchant for running at higher-than-stock speeds that’s made them particularly popular among overclockers.
With some calling DFI the new Abit, we thought it only fitting to pit these two companies’ latest Athlon 64 motherboards against each other head to head. Can the LANParty UT CFX3200-DR continue DFI’s streak of killer Athlon 64 mobos, or will Abit’s AT8 32X rise like a Phoenix to retake the enthusiast motherboard crown? Read on to find out. check it out
Enermax Aurora Aluminum Keyboard Review
Virtual-Hideout :: Friday, July 07, 2006
Quote: “The Enermax Aurora Aluminum is a keyboard that not only looks good, but is constructed well. It’ll go well with any system, especially those with black aluminum cases, and has a professional look to it. Its price is quite high, however, (around $60 USD online or less), and for this price I would have liked a larger wrist rest to be included.”
ICute 0508ULA Computer Case Review
Overclockers Online :: Friday, July 07, 2006
“Captain, we need MORE power! Hurry men fire up that extra turbine. The latest addition to a large line of cases from ICute the astutely named 0508ULA Series. While the name may not be very appealing, the looks are. Looking like something that should have a cockpit and passengers onboard, this case if defiantly tailored to the aviator inside you. Whether or not you ride, or fly in airplanes; this case will be your conveyance. ICute while being a new name to most, has been a major manufacture in Asia since early 1988, and have recently dove into the premod ‘scene’. A new style of case from a veteran manufacture if defiantly bound to be worthwhile, fancy looks, and super cooling, defiantly make this case a looker.”
Dell 19″ UltraSharp E196FP LCD Review
Techgage :: Friday, July 07, 2006
A few weeks ago we took the 1907FB for a spin, and now it’s the E196FPs turn. It features a bright 19″ viewing area and supports up to 1280*1024 at 75Hz. Let’s see how it performs..
