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Tech News March 2005

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Cooler Master Aquagate Mini Watercooling Kit Overview Posted!
Tech ARP :: Friday, March 25, 2005

“Cooler Master has just released their Aquagate Mini water cooling kit! Designed for easy installation and maintenance, this is small enough to fit even mini-tower and some SFF cases! Let’s take a look at it!”

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PimpRig Review // DragonModz.net Dragonware (Original modding accessories)
PimpRig :: Thursday, March 24, 2005
“There is a very old saying that goes, “God is in the details”. The “details” is what Dragonware is all about. It’s often the little touches that can help move a project case over the edge of mediocrity and into the stately realm of a PimpRig-dom. Dragonware may be just the ticket to help get you there.”

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Gateway M210XL Review
Designtechnica :: Thursday, March 24, 2005
“The M210 series of laptops from Gateway is the company’s new line of lightweight laptop computers and competes directly with Sony’s S series, Dell’s new 700M, and a few of Panasonic’s more stylish Toughbook laptops among other brands. Weighing in at 5.29lbs the M210 is Gateway’s lightest laptop currently available and features a wide-screen display and some pretty powerful hardware under the hood. When it comes to styling, Gateway has pretty much been hit or miss but we think the new M210 has the stuff to compete with the likes of Sony, but ultimately you will have to decide on that. There are three models available in the M210 product line. The M210S which starts at $749.99, the M210X which starts at $999.99 and the ultra-loaded M210XL which is what we are reviewing today.”

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Corepad Magna Review @ PCModdingMy
PC Modding Malaysia :: Thursday, March 24, 2005

“Considering if you have a gaming system worth up to $3000 and equipped with a lethal gaming mouse, the Corepad Magna will definitely be worth buying. Getting plenty of mousing surface on a high quality mouse pad gave me the freedom to draw, design, surf and frag my way to satisfaction. Having a glassed mouse pad is good but having a scratch proof mouse pad is something great. Backed with an extremely hardwearing scratch proof surface and with a trusty 3 years warranty, the Corepad Magna is the best mouse pad that money can buy!”

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XG X-Case reviewed @ hi-techreviews.com
Hi-Techreviews :: Thursday, March 24, 2005

Today we are looking at the X-Case from XG (Xtreme Gamers) a division of MGE, the case offer the the potential buyer tool-free installation of all parts, a unique 5-bay flip-down drive bay covers, and perhaps one of the best light shows available anywhere except of the 4th of July. The case is truly worth checking out if you’re in the market for case that will set yours apart from the crowd.

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TTGI 4Fan Plug-N 550W Modular PSU
SystemCooling :: Thursday, March 24, 2005

“Modular power supplies have become more and more popular recently. As their popularity has increased more and more manufacturers have started to offer their own modular power supplies. Today we will be taking a look at one of the four modular power supplies offered by TTGI, the 4 Fan Plug-N Power.”

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AeroCool AeroEngine Jr Case review @ XtremeResources
Xtreme Resources :: Thursday, March 24, 2005

“Not a decade ago, most computer systems looked exactly the same. Beige, simple looking cases and monitors were norm all over the place. However with the dramatic rate the computer industry is progressing today, and with most modern households having at least o­ne PC available has created many different needs. The beige, dull looking cases had to go since aesthetics matter a lot to most people. Recently, cases began to change at a rapid rate, with most companies offering modern designs and colors to match every mood and pocketbook. Today, I have a futuristic case to check out, which looks more like an airplane’s engine than a computer case, the AeroEngine Jr. The AeroEngine Jr is made by AeroCool, which is a relatively new company in the computer industry, established during 2002 in the USA. They have their own R&D and manufacturing ability, so they are able to grow fast and quickly in the industry. Let us see if the AeroEngine Jr case can really take off.”

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Pentium M on your Socket 478 platform: Part 2 @ Legit Reviews
Legit Reviews :: Thursday, March 24, 2005
Included with the CT-479 are the installation guide, a heatsink/fan, one 4-pin power cable, and the socket adapter. The only “tool” needed for this kit is a flat head screw driver to secure the Pentium M processor in the socket just like what is done on a notebook computer.

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Review: SimpleTech Deluxe external 160 gig harddrive @ Tech-Mods.net
Tech-Mods.net :: Thursday, March 24, 2005

“The SimpleTech Deluxe external STI-U2F36/160 160 gig harddrive is part of their line of ultra fast storage devices. For over a decade SimpleTech has been providing products ranging from both system memory and portable storage to network storage. Their goal is to provide the highest quality standards in their products for their customers. .”

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Ethical Considerations of RFID @ The Tech Zone
The Tech Zone :: Thursday, March 24, 2005
Proponents hail RFID as the next natural step in our technological evolution. Opponents forewarn of unprecedented privacy invasion and social control. Which is it? That’s a bit like asking if Christopher Columbus was an intrepid visionary or a ruthless imperialist. It depends on your perspective. One thing is clear: As RFID extends its roots into common culture we each bear responsibility for tending its growth.

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Review: Lite-on 16x Black Dual Layer DVD burner @ Tech-Mods.net
Tech-Mods.net :: Thursday, March 24, 2005

“LiteOn was established in 1975 and began producing LED displays and over the past 30 years has become a leader in electronics world wide with quality, integrity, and innovation being key aspects of their buisness. Today we are looking at LiteOn’s SOHW1673S Black Dual Layer DVD burner in black which supports DL 4X writing speed. I must admit the first unit sent to me had an issue with invalid format errors on both CD’s and DVD’s but their tech support quickly sent me a replacement that works flawlessly!.”

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How long before Apple’s OS X becomes Microsoft Windows? @ CoolTechZone
CoolTechZone :: Thursday, March 24, 2005

“Microsoft Windows has been and always will be the target for malicious code writers (hackers) due to its popularity in the market. After all, Windows accounts for as many as 90 percent of the machines globally, which makes it an obvious target for hackers. There has been an abundance of worms and viruses (among other attack schemes) that sometimes makes Windows a miserable platform.”

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Leadtek WinFast PCIe PX6200TD Overclocking test @ Madshrimps
Madshrimps :: Wednesday, March 23, 2005
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Looking for a PCIe budget card which can potentially pack a hefty punch? Leadtek PX6200TD might just have what it takes. In this overclocking test we see how far we can push the card with stock cooling.

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ATP 1GB & 2GB SD Flash Memory Card Review @ The Tech Zone
The Tech Zone :: Wednesday, March 23, 2005

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With so many flash makers out there, how does one separate themselves from the pack? One way to do it is to call me up and say “Our SD cards offers 60X performance and are nearly indestructible. You can drown in water and it will still work!” Not only did I dunk the ATP SD card into a bottle of water, but I froze it overnight then put it in boiling water the next day. And guess what? It still works!!

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Abit Fatal1ty AN8 @ InsaneTek
InsaneTek :: Wednesday, March 23, 2005

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Abit’s name has been synonymous with overclocking since the days of the KT7. It’s no surprise that they would release a motherboard dedicated to overclocking. Teaming up with professional gamer Johnathan Wendel, Abit dedicated themselves to creating the best gaming motherboard available. The goal was to eliminate all the unnecessary BIOS options and extras that gamers do not use and create the best overclocking board to provide the cutting edge performance.

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AeroCool Cool Panel Review @ GruntvillE.com
GruntvillE :: Wednesday, March 23, 2005

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The color matches an aluminum case, like the Lian-Li, very well. There are a ton of ports on the front of the Coolpanel. Ports, ports and more ports for easy access. If you click on the thumbnail to see the larger photo, you can see that AeroCool clearly labels each port on the Coolpanel. Listed in some sort of order: Power LED, Access LED, USBx2, Multi-slot card reader (Compact Flash I/II, Sony Memory Stick, Memory stick Duo, Memory Stick Pro, Memory Stick Duo Pro, Smart Media, SD, and Multimedia Card), Firewire, SATAx2, Line In, Line Out, Mic, Video, LCD, LCD settings, and adjustment knobs.

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BenQ FP71G+ 8ms LCD Panel Review @ Neoseeker
Neoseeker :: Wednesday, March 23, 2005
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Unreal Tournament 2004 was also picked as a test candidate as it is one of those twitchy games where there is a lot of quick movement. Blurring was not an issue during some deathmatch sessions. Textures and movement felt quite crisp and during fast turns it did not feel like the FP71G+ was struggling to keep up. On previous 25ms screens and even on the 172x, we felt that UT tended to bring out a very noticeable amount of blurring.

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Thermaltake Silent Purepower 680W PSU @ Legit Reviews
Legit Reviews :: Wednesday, March 23, 2005
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The 3.3V and 12V rails were just slightly under specifications, the 12V feeding the CPU was just 4/10th’s of a volt under. This is well within an acceptable range according to…

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Xtrac Hybrid Mouse Pad @ HardwareHounds.com
HardwareHounds :: Wednesday, March 23, 2005

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We recently received a brand new mousepad from Xtrac. I know, mouse pads are not normally something to get really excited about but the HYBRID is a definite exception to the rule.

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Sunbeam 20 in 1 Superior Panel Review @ Madshrimps
Madshrimps :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005
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Want to access everything from an arm´s reach without bumping year head trying to reach the rear panel? Two many flash memory cards and not enough card readers? Sunbeam comes to the rescue once again.

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Vantec UV Reactive Gear @ Viperlair
ViperLair :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005
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To be perfectly honest, the fact that the EZ-Grip Molex connectors look good under UV light should be secondary to the fact that they do exactly what they say on the tin; they make removing your Molex plugs very easy and quick. I like that we get a tool included to remove your old plugs as it makes the entire process quicker all round.

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Sparkle GeForce 6600 & 6600GT Review @ PCModdingMy
PC Modding Malaysia :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005

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Basically, the Sparkle Geforce 6600GT has better performance in terms of performance vs.

value. This is because Sparkle Geforce 6600GT is only priced about USD$30 more than the

Sparkle Geforce 6600. For that additional price, you’ll get a much better performance

and the option to SLi. However if you don’t plan to spend much, then the Sparkle Geforce

6600 should fit you well and you can overclock it to perform almost as good as the

Sparkle Geforce 6600GT.

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Open-Source Software Alternatives to Windows Programs @ CoolTechZone
CoolTechZone :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005

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In this article, we will focus on all the little programs that you are used to using in Windows, and their equivalents in Linux. People who have switched over often complain that they can’t find the proper movie player, or MP3 player that they like to use. Sometimes, this is so irritating that they switch right back, just because they couldn’t watch their favorite movies, or listen to their favorite songs. What they do not know is that there are many alternatives available in Linux. Some of the programs are so much better than their Windows counterparts that you may wonder why you didn’t switch before.

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ECS’s 915-A Mainboard @ HEXUS
Hexus :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005
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Use of the Intel i915GV core logic is what really defines the 915-A’s feature set. At first glance, it’s hard to spot the difference between 915G and 915GV. 915GV doesn’t support a 16 lane PCI Express bundle for routing to a PEG16X electrical slot, for graphics. With that electrical slot physically present on the 915-A, you’ll notice the lanes routed to the slot, of which there are only two, are provided by the ICH6 I/O southbridge processor rather than the 915GV northbridge.

It also supports an AGP 4X/8X electrical slot, conjured up by similar black majiks (the bonding of two PCI hosts from the ICH6), so for the CPU to communicate with any discrete graphics card, be they in the faux-AGP slot or the PEG16X slot with only 2 lanes routed to it, the communication has to go via the 266MiB/sec Intel Hub link between i915GV and ICH6, since everything discrete graphics wise is connected to the ICH6. ”

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X-Woofer 3D Vibro Woofer Speaker Review @ MODTHEBOX.COM
MODTHEBOX! :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005

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The overall design of the X-Woofer breaks away from traditional desktop speakers and has been engineered to be a worn on your shoulders without the need to install rear speakers to enjoy 3D sound. The composition of the X-Woofer consists of a two piece silver coloured plastic housing with gold highlights that measure approximately 285mm X 235mm X 14mm. The X Woofer is very light weight at 1.3kg and can be tucked away into back pack for easy transport. ”

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Corsair Xpert TwinXP1024-3200XL 1GB DC Kit @ InsaneTek
InsaneTek :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005

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Who was the first to make low latency memory? Corsair. Who was the first to use heatspreaders for memory? Corsair. Who was the first to have pretty LED’s for memory? Corsair. If I was wrong about any of the information, please correct me. But if I’m right, then Corsair is the first to provide enthusiasts with flashy looks. Corsair is always on the lookout for the newest thing. They discovered the great potential in the Samsung TCCD chips and allowed enthusiasts the joy of running extremely low latencies.

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Pentium M on your Socket 478 platform @ Legit Reviews
Legit Reviews :: Tuesday, March 22, 2005
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The ASUS CT-479 CPU Upgrade Kit is a newly launched solution that brings the quiet and cool performance of the Intel Pentium M Socket 479 notebook processor onto ASUS’ Socket 478 desktop motherboards. Read on and take a look and see what the future holds for Pentium M lovers.

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Thermaltake Kandalf Full Tower Series Case Video Review #547 @ 3dGameMan
3dgameman :: Saturday, March 19, 2005

“This product is overflowing with super features, looks fantastic & is all aluminum. There are 11 drive bays which can be organized to hold both 5.25″ & 3.5″ drives. Six internal 3.5″ drive bays allow lots of HDD storage. It’s a very large case & has plenty of room to work. There are also 2 90mm & 2 120mm fans to provide excellent case ventilation. Watch the Video to find out more…”

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CoolerMaster Dual Storm Review @ Hexus
Hexus :: Saturday, March 19, 2005
“As case fans go, Cooler Master’s Dual Storm certainly has something different to offer – The dual fan capabilities of the part give both the ability to move a lot of air and redundancy in the case of one of the fans failing. Add in to that the fancy styling and blue LED, and this may be something that will tickle the fancy of some users”

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March Value Gaming Guide @ Sharky Extreme
Sharky Extreme :: Saturday, March 19, 2005
“Today on Sharky Extreme, we’ve posted our March Value Gaming PC Buyer’s Guide, where we take $1,000 in search of the best AMD and Intel-based systems we can buy”

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