TechwareLabs has published a review of the Abit AirPace Wireless Audio Device

For those music lovers out there who have collections of MP3s that dwarfs the library of congress and would like to hear them on their home stereo which is located on the other side of the house there is a solution that does not include dragging wires from your PC to the stereo. ABIT has given TechwareLabs their wireless music solution named the "AirPace". The AirPace is a Wireless Audio Device with built in Access Point that gives you the ability to send audio from your PC through the AirPace wireless access point to your home entertainment system or similar device. The AirPace is the Abit competitor to the Linksys audio bridge.

Abit AirPace Wireless Audio Device Review

Legit Reviews posted Super Talent 2GB Exelerator Ready Boost Review

Super Talent has recently launched the Exelerator family of ReadyBoost drives that use an internal 9-pin USB header on the motherboard to help improve system performance for those that have already made the leap to Windows Vista. These innovative new Flash drives plug into a standard 9-pin USB header inside the chassis and Legit Reviews has been able to take one for a test spin on a Compaq Presario with Windows Vista Basic.

Super Talent 2GB Exelerator Ready Boost Review



Bit-Tech published part two of their Build your own server guide for Linux beginners.

This article covers Webmin, SFTP, making the server reachable from the Internet and expands on some of the topics covered in the previous guide - if you could post a link on your site that would be very much appreciated.

Build your own server - Part 2

I4U NEWS reviews the BoomChair 2.1 Multimedia Chair.

The BoomChair 2.1 folds down to make storage easier and is comfortable enough for extended use. Adults can sit in it comfortably as well as kids and the vibration motors add a new sensation to your gaming or movie watching. RCA cables you need are included as well as a RCA to headphone jack. The RCA to headphone cable is used to connect MP3 players and portable game systems like the PSP to the chair.

BoomChair 2.1 Multimedia Chair Review

Mikhailtech posted Noctua NF-R8 & NF-S12 Fans Review

Here we have the "Low Noise Compensators", essentially rubber plugs for installing the fans into the case. The concept is that you push it in through the back of your case, align the fan and push it onto the plug. This works - in theory. Realistically the expanded part of the plug is too wide to fit through either fan's mounting holes completely, meaning you have to slightly shave down at least one side of the plug (or widen the fan hole) if you want to install the it all the way using these. Of course there is a partial install option (just push it as far as it'll go), but that can get wobbly after some time. You can still use the provided case screws, but they won't dampen vibrations as much.

Noctua NF-R8 & NF-S12 Fans Review

Virtual-Hideout posted Gigabyte Triton 180 ATX Chassis Review

Gigabyte Technology is perhaps best known for its motherboards, but they are active in many other areas. One of them is PC cases, and they are hoping to catch some eyes with their newest series of cases, the Triton 180. The case market has expanded quite a lot in the past few years; no longer is it adequate for a good case to just be well-built. Not only does it have to look good, but it has to provide a multitude of features such as good cooling, ease-of-access, and a tool-less design if people will be willing to part with their money for it. Gigabyte hopes to accomplish this with their Triton 180 series, an entry into the ever-popular mid-tower ATX market. With its stylish design, it certainly looks the part - but does it deliver the goods?

Gigabyte Triton 180 ATX Chassis Review

PC Apex have a new review up of an old but good heatsink from Zalman, the CNPS7700-AlCu LED

Over the years Zalman has improved on many things but the design has stayed the same. Incase you are wondering what they have improved on over the years. The mounting brackets went from one piece to an interchangeable clip design to easily switch between different sockets. The fan mate went from version 1 to version 2. For those that like to show off their gear Zalman added LED fans. So what is new with the CNPS7700-AlCu LED.... well, it has a red LED fan. For those of you that have liked the looks of the Fatal1tys red LED fan. Zalman now has a lower priced and a lower weight solution.

Zalman CNPS7700-AlCu LED CPU Cooler Review

OCIA.net takes a look at the Cooler Master Aquagate S1 in their latest review

Needless to say, a full, high quality water cooling system will undoubtedly run you a few hundred dollars. The average high-end PC owner either isn't ready to drop that much more money over an air cooler or doesn't need to cool anything except their CPU. And even among those who do have the dough and the desire, it takes a special person to take that leap of faith to a custom water kit, with so much room for mistake and ruining your beloved computer.

Cooler Master Aquagate S1 Review

Overclockers Online has posted a new review on the Buffalo FireStix 2x1GB PC2-9600 5-6-6

The presence of DDR3 memory in the market has a lot of people wondering if DDR2 is already on its way out. The answer to that is no, not even close. DDR2 memory has really stretched the limits of what SDRAM can do over Jedec standards. With many modules running at well over the specified 1.8v, such as these Buffalo PC2-9600 modules at 2.3v, DDR2 has surpassed what many of us would have thought the performance to ever be with DDR2.

Buffalo FireStix 2x1GB PC2-9600 5-6-6 Review

Techgage posted a review of Nikon's latest D-SLR

Up until recently, Nikon's line-up has had many gaps. This past March though, they released their P5000 advanced point-and-shoot camera alongside their D40x D-SLR. Today we are taking a look at the latter, which turns out to be a fantastic offering for those looking to take the plunge into high-quality photography.

Nikon D40x 10.2MP Digital-SLR Camera Review

ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the OCZ Reaper HPC PC2-8500 2GB Memory Kit

We all know OCZ for impressing us with great looking heatspreaders on their memory modules. We have seen them on the Crossfire Edition modules, the Special Ops Urban Elite modules, and the original Special Ops edition modules. Besides just making modules that look great OCZ has improved the cooling with their new patent-pending cooling solution called Reaper HPC. This solution uses heatpipe technology to dissipate heat. Read on to learn more about this technology and check out the Reaper HPC modules.

OCZ Reaper HPC PC2-8500 2GB Memory Kit Review

Virtual-Hideout posted Patriot 2x1GB PC2-9200 1150MHz Memory Kit Review

The benefits of buying these high frequency memory kits is that you can expect the very best memory modules used to build them and they often run at higher stock frequencies without degrading the memory kit. We've seen some insane overclocks and memory performance from various PC2-7200, PC2-8500, and PC2-9200 memory kits. Patriot Memory is currently working to bring some extreme memory kits that will definitely peak your interests. In the meantime, one of those kits happens to be their new PC2-9200 Extreme Memory Kit. Have a look at this kit before you go off buying some with fancier heat sinks.

Patriot 2x1GB PC2-9200 1150MHz Memory Kit Review

OCC has published a new review of the Sapphire x1950 PRO Ultimate Edition

Is your video card's fan too loud? Do you want to be able to play your
games in almost silent conditions to allow you to focus and dominate the
competition? What if I told you that there was a video card that was
silent but still gave you great framerates to play the graphically
challenging games you love? Let's see if Sapphire's X1950 PRO Ultimate
Edition, with a Zalman heatsink and fan, is the card you're looking for.
From past experience with both Sapphire and Zalman, I have a feeling
that this will be a deadly combination. We're going to find out how well
this card does against other mainstream video cards, as well as some
high-end video cards.

Sapphire x1950 PRO Ultimate Edition Review

XtremeComputing posted Antec Fusion HTPC M/ATX case Review

All in all this is a very smart little case, the lack of fan in the hard drive chamber did have me concerned that the drives would run too hot, but while they were a little warmer than with active cooling it was nothing to be alarmed about. Also excess heat is able to escape through the vents at the bottom of this chamber.

Antec Fusion HTPC M/ATX case Review

TrustedReviews have looked at the Eizo FlexScan HD2441W 24in LCD Monitor

Eizo is ringing the changes with the 24in HD2441W, which is aimed firmly at the movie watching, PC and console gaming fraternity, yet also offers better colour accuracy than its competitors. It sports a resolution of 1,920 x 1,200 and boasts the presence of not one, but two HDMI ports.

Eizo FlexScan HD2441W 24in LCD Monitor Review

HEXUS.net posted a review on the Patriot PDC22G9200ELK high-speed DDR2 memory

Patriot tips its hat into the high-speed DDR2 ring and challenges the
likes of Corsair, OCZ and Kingston.

Patriot PDC22G9200ELK high-speed DDR2 memory Review

DV Hardware has published a review of the new Logitech V220 notebook mouse

As laptops are growing ever more popular, more people are looking for a notebook mouse. It's perfectly possible to control a notebook with its trackpad but everyone who has used a notebook for a couple of hours will know that these trackpads aren't really convenient. A real mouse is still a lot more comfortable to use and therefore more and more people are in the market for a notebook mouse. As not everyone wants to spend a lot of money on one of the more expensive notebook mice like the Logitech VX Revolution or the new VX Nano, I'll take a look at one of Logitech's cheaper offerings: the Logitech V220 notebook mouse.

Logitech V220 Notebook Mouse Review

OC Workbench posted a review on the Samsung DVD-1080P7 Full HD Up-conversion DVD Player

Did you just buy your HDTV Ready and was thinking of dumping those old collections of DVD and DiVX movies. You tried playing them back using your conventional DVD player with Component video and was disappointed by the video quality.

Well don't despair as Samsung DVD-1080P7 is a full scaler which will help to upscale your conventional DVDs for full screen display without compromising the image quality for a display up to 1920x1080 pixel (1080p).

With a HDMI interface, you can save all the simply connect it up to the HDTV using HDMI cable instead of using component cables or composite video. There is also a optical audio out port and a S-Video port available on the 1080P7.

Samsung DVD-1080P7 Full HD Up-conversion DVD Player Review