Here a roundup of today's reviews and articles, including In Depth: How to build the best PC for your needs, Canon EOS 600D Review, and Desktop CPU Comparison Guide Rev. 11.1



In Depth: How to build the best PC for your needs
Techradar posted a guide about building the best PC for your needs

How to build a PCSystem builders are great and everything, but unless you emit static electricity or are terminally lazy, you should be thinking about building your own PC. Why? Because not only do you get the satisfaction of having crafted your machine from the ground up, growing and harvesting each component from the soil? or something like that. You also get full control over what goes in the chassis. And what the case will look like. System builders do a great job of delivering sensible packages of components at attractive price points, but building your own rig gives you full control. All the parts you need, none that you don't. And no extra expense to you. And that level of control's important. It's what being a PC enthusiast is all about. It's what elevates us above the hunched simian shoulders of console gamers. Everyone uses their PC in a different way; sure we all have a web browser, a media player and Sims 3: Toilets 'n' stuff installed, but beyond that our hard drives and habits are as varied as grains of sand on a beach. Choosing each component individually allows you to make a machine that will suit your exact needs.

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Other articles:
Canon EOS 600D Review @ t-break
Xebec Tech Itouchpad Diamond Wireless Keyboard with Track Pad Review @ eTeknix.com
Review: Thermaltake Armor A30 @ Techradar
Desktop CPU Comparison Guide Rev. 11.1 @ Tech ARP
Patriot Pyro 120GB SSD Review @ KitGuru
Enermax SpineRex Full Tower Case Review @ eTeknix.com
Xigmatek Aegir SD128264 CPU Cooler Review @ eTeknix.com
A First Look at the Star Wars Saga Blu-ray Boxset @ TweakTown
Cubitek Tattoo Fire Mid-Tower Case Review @ KitGuru