BIOS Magazine posted a review on the Sony Blu-Ray Burner (BWU-100A)

Sony's BWU-100A represents a significant leap in storage technology. The BWU-100A offers relatively mediocre Blu-ray recording performance, but it's really a tool for content authoring. It is suitable for high-end home-theatre systems, too, but the price will deter most movie buffs. Overall Sony has created a typically well-mannered product that covers all the bases - CD burning, DVD recording and Blu-ray movie playback, as well as Blu-ray disc recording. The downside? It's pricey (expect similar drives to cost half as much in a year or so) and there's still the pesky Blu-ray versus HD-DVD question, which may take several more years to iron out. For enthusiasts looking for Blu-ray playback on the PC, it's a good start.

Sony Blu-Ray Burner (BWU-100A) Review

BTXFormFactor.com posted Top Ten Reasons to Upgrade to Windows Vista

Last week we looked at the top ten new features in Vista, but how about the top ten reasons to actually upgrade to it? Windows Vista is the next generation OS produced by Microsoft, and an interesting fact here is that it has been five years since the release of its predecessor, Windows XP, making it the longest time span between major releases.

Top Ten Reasons to Upgrade to Windows Vista



Today Legit Reviews looks at the XFX 8800 GTX 'XXX' edition, which is an overclocked 8800 GTX that comes with clock frequencies of 630MHz on the GPU and 2.0GHz memory.

XFX raises the bar in gaming performance with their overclocked 8800 GTX XXX Edition video card. With an extra speed boost over the standard GTX you can be sure you’re getting the absolute best gaming experience any single video card can provide today. With the launch of the GeForce 8800 GTX XXX Edition, XFX delivers an 8800 GTX with obscene performance worthy of the title XXX...

XFX 8800 GTX XXX Edition Graphics Card Review

Trusted Reviews looked at the Logitech MX Revolution Mouse

Designed for the right-hander only, the left side features a large thumb shaped groove with rubber gripping moulded into shiny black plastic. The main body is finished in a fetching dark grey matt plastic, whilst the right hand side is cut of one large piece of black rubber with small indents for the fingers. One hesitates to call a mouse sexy, but this is as close as you’re likely to get. Certainly, all the elements come together beautifully. Even the charging stand is neat and plugs into the mains so your mouse charges when you’re not using your PC.

Logitech MX Revolution Mouse Review

Hardware Secrets has posted a new guide: How to Discover Your Network Card Real Manufacturer

Sometimes you will need to know the real manufacturer of your network card, especially if your need some kind of support or its drivers. The problem is that the usually the manufacturer of the big chip found on your network card isn’t who manufactured the card. In this short tutorial we will teach you how to do that.

How to Discover Your Network Card Real Manufacturer

XSReviews has reviewed the Razer Death Adder

Rollerballs, optical and even laser mice are now old school, making way for Razer's latest mouse; the Death Adder which features an infra red optical sensor. It's wide, ergonomic and looks a lot like Microsoft's Intelli mice. Has Razer changed? Read on to find out...

Razer Death Adder Review

Technibble.com has now posted an "Beginners Guide to Upgrading your RAM"

Are your applications running slow or the whole computer running a little sluggish? Chances are you might need some more memory. So what is the ideal amount? What do I need to know before I start? In this guide we answer these questions. Read on.

Beginners Guide to Upgrading your RAM

Bigbruin.com has new content posted on the Dacos Technologies Rapsody 2.5" Multimedia Player

The Dacos Technologies Rapsody 2.5" Multimedia Player is an excellent fit for my digital multimedia device needs, and I really do like it. It is very easy to transfer media via USB or OTG, and the size and simplicity make it extremely portable. They did a good job incorporating support for different file types, but could have made it a little more robust.

Dacos Technologies Rapsody 2.5" Multimedia Player Review

ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Sunbeam 9-Bay Acrylic Case

Sunbeamtech was established in 2000 as a cold cathode fluorescent lamp manufacturer, but has recently added computer hardware to its product lineup. Notably, it produces a line of modular power supplies in competition with Ultra's X-Connect series, as well as lines of keyboards, mice, cooling devices, and cases. It cases use a patented fan structure called "Core-Fan," a lip on which fans can sit and be easily adjusted wherever needed within the height of the case. This review is for one such case, the 9-bay Acrylic Case, a transparent chassis ready for a high-performance, water-cooled, gaming, showcase rig. However, flaws make the future of this case unclear. Read on for the review.

Sunbeam 9-Bay Acrylic Case Review

Tweaknews.net posted a review on the Spire VertiCool 3 Heatpipe CPU Cooler

Spire has done a great job with the VertiCool III in regards to its cooling ability. It holds up well against some pretty good competition while bringing a bit of its own individuality to the table. The addition of a fan speed control device will allow the user to dial in just the right noise-to-performance ratio for their particular hardware and environment. It doesn't have any fancy lighting or other visual enhancements, just great performance.

Spire VertiCool 3 Heatpipe CPU Cooler Review