Sapphire HD 4650 OC Edition 512 MB Review
techPowerUp posted Sapphire HD 4650 OC Edition 512 MB review

Sapphire's HD 4650 Overclocked comes with a solid overclock out of the box. But during our own overclocking tests we saw an amazing untapped overclocking potential resulting in more than 20% real world performance increase. Even without overclocking this card, that's in the $70 price range, is an excellent deal considering price/performance.

Sapphire HD 4650 OC Edition 512 MB Review

Revoltec Fightboard Advanced Gaming Keyboard Review
TestFreaks.com posted a review on the Revoltec Fightboard Advanced Gaming Keyboard

Revoltec isn't very well known in the United States by most people, many gamers and enthusiasts know them though for their excellent products for gaming and PC related stuffs and accessories. So today I've got the Revoltec Fightboard Advanced Gaming Keyboard for review, it's got the ability to program 20 separate macros, interchangeable keys and multimedia/internet keys as well. The Fightboard is a great choice for a gaming keyboard and a decent general use on as well.

Revoltec Fightboard Advanced Gaming Keyboard Review



NZXT Whisper Case Review
Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the NZXT Whisper Case

At present, extended ATX cases are very limited and cost a pretty premium. Only a handful are available with the cheapest coming in around the $100 mark and it doesn't have near the storage or expansion capabilities. Anything offering the same features or close to that of the Whisper are going to run you $170 and more. That's something definitely worth considering if you're in the market for a quiet, spacious super case like the NZXT Whisper.

NZXT Whisper Case Review

NVIDIA SLI Technology for Intel X58 Motherboards Review
NVNews.Net takes a look at NVIDIA SLI Technology for Intel X58 Motherboards

The license key is an important feature since it is dependent on certification by NVIDIA, which includes verification of stability, power, compatibility, and layout. If a motherboard is certified, then NVIDIA's drivers will enable SLI functionality.

Some certified motherboards with native slot configurations will support 2-way and 3-way SLI configurations. In this case, native slot configurations consist of PCI-Express slots that are connected to Intel's X58 chipset. However, X58-based motherboards with NVIDIA's nForce 200 chip will be able to provide full-bandwidth x16 connections for 3-way SLI. These systems will also be able to support four x16 PCI-Express slots, creating maximum bandwidth for 3-way SLI systems with a dedicated PhysX GPU.

NVIDIA SLI Technology for Intel X58 Motherboards Review

Palit GeForce 9800GTX+ Review
PureOverclock published a review on the Palit GeForce 9800GTX+ graphics card.

Palit is one of the few companies that manufacturers both ATI and Nvidia cards, so today we pit Palit's GeForce 9800GTX+ against their Radeon 4850 Sonic in a no-hold's-barred match, complete with all the latest and greatest games that have just hit the market. We even busted our butts to include Call of Duty 5 Beta results, a game that was just released on the PC. Needless to say, bleary-eyed and suffering from caffeine withdrawal, we live for this stuff.

Palit GeForce 9800GTX+ Review

Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 Computer Case Review
Tweaknews.net posted a review on the Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 Computer Case

With the Silentuium T2 ECO 80 chassis, Arctic Cooling set out to target the green, quiet-computing market segment. While this market is showing growth lately, it's still a relatively small niche, and niche products are a little tricky to review. One has to consider the compromises that are necessary in order to target the desired niche market. For example, the quiet computing crowd is perfectly willing to tolerate higher temps and even lower performance in order to achieve a near silent system. Up to a point.

Arctic Cooling Silentium T2 Computer Case Review

Swiftech APOGEE GTZ Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Swiftech APOGEE GTZ.

Swiftech has been a leading innovator in the computer cooling business almost from the very beginning. And by offering the computer enthusiast nothing but the best in quality and performance, they have earned themselves a reputation that's second to none among water cooling enthusiasts. Today we're going to be looking at their newest release in their water cooling line of products, the APOGEE Extreme Performance CPU Water block. The APOGEE GTZ replaces their out going APOGEE GTX water block and it's designed to offer the end-user a high performance solution to Swiftech’s own top model.

With water cooling considerably more than air cooling, enthusiasts are looking to get the most performance out of their hard earned dollar. So that being said, we’re going to see just how well Swiftech’s new CPU water block stands up to the performance of their own last generation king, the APOGEE GTX.

Swiftech APOGEE GTZ Review

bgears b-Enspirer PCI Sound Card Review
TestFreaks.com posted bgears b-Enspirer PCI Sound Card Review

Up on the review block today I've got the bgears b-Enspirer PCI Sound Card and it features one of the top audio chips out there, the Oxygen 8788. The Oxygen is capable of producing 8 channels of sound, various Dolby formats, and DTS formats as well. I can tell you that as soon as I installed the b-Enspirer in my system I noticed a big difference over the onboard sound, it is much crisper and fuller sounding, and the virtual surround sound is cool as well, it can produce virtual 7.1 surround from only two speakers! This card is just chock full of all kinds of features so continue on to learn about them

bgears b-Enspirer PCI Sound Card Review

WinZip 12.0 Professional Reviewed
ITreviewed checked out WinZip 12.0 Professional

With version 12.0 of its popular file compression package, Corel has done a good job of targeting inexperienced digital media users. New compression algorithms, as well as support for new file formats, make it a much well-rounded package, and its largely unchanged interface means it remains the most user-friendly compression tool available. The photo management tools are reasonable, making it a from camera to grandma photo solution, but the image compression tools are nonsensical - attempting to compress already compressed images (JPEGs) yields no benefits. Another disappointment is that there is no shareware option - all you get for free is a 45-day trial. But compared to the likes of StuffIt Deluxe 12.0 and WinRAR, you get more for your money. Having said that, for many users most of WinZip 12.0's features will be surplus to requirements.

WinZip 12.0 Professional Reviewed

Kingwin EZ-Dock 2.5"/3.5" SATA hard Drive Docking Station Review
DragonSteelMods posted a review on the Kingwin EZ-Dock 2.5"/3.5" SATA hard Drive Docking Station

Kingwin has sent me over a very useful product for those of use that have many bare hard drives floating around, it's the EZ-Dock and it can actually accept either 3.5" or 2.4" HDD hard drives and you can then connect them to your PC via USB cable or even eSATA to make the transfers a bit faster.

Kingwin EZ-Dock 2.5"/3.5" SATA hard Drive Docking Station Review

Roccat Kone Review
XSReviews has reviewed the Roccat Kone gaming mouse.

For the last few years the gaming peripheral market has really been dominated by two companies, Razer, and Logitech; with others like Microsoft corroborating with them to grab a small share of the market. Other companies have come out with great gaming headsets and mouse mats, but when it comes down to top gaming mice, no one else really gets a look in. However, over the last year of delays, a lot of buzz has been building over a company called Roccat, suffused with a ridiculously over the top viral marketing campaign, they have finally released the Roccat Kone. It's a right handed, ergonomic gaming mouse with sexy lighting and impressive features.

Can it make an impression to raise Roccat into Logitech and Razer leagues? Let's see.

Roccat Kone Review

Sunbeamtech Tuniq Potency 550 Watt Power Supply Review
OCIA.net has posted their review of the Sunbeamtech Tuniq Potency 550 Watt Power Supply

Today I will be looking at the smallest of the latest line of power supplies by Sunbeamtech, the Tuniq Potency 550 watt. With 80Plus and SLI certification, and a pair of +12V rails at 25A each, this little guy should be able to power my energy sipping Phenom rig. Will it make the trip? Read on to see!

Sunbeamtech Tuniq Potency 550 Watt Power Supply Review

Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 512MB TOXIC Video Card Review
TheTechLounge posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 512MB TOXIC Video Card

I think it's worth everyone's wait for Toxic. As far as brandings go, anyway. But Sapphire puts so much effort into general improvements over the stock designs--which they have no small hand in-- that I have to wonder if they hold back just to make certain that their Toxic will be that much better. Maybe I'm giving too much away for an intro. Let's get back to boring stuff, like how HD 4000 changed every possible standard for pricing, and slammed into NVIDIA's market share so hard that they knocked stock out of 'em. People walking past their offices in California were picking it up on the streets as souvenirs, "I was there when HD 4000 was released!" HD 4870, the flagship, wasn't a hundred percent, though. It uses a lot of power, and makes a lot of noise. I don't expect the efficiency to change, but I, and silence enthusiasts everywhere, have been rubbing their hands in wait for Sapphire to throw in their characteristic blue into the equation.

Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 512MB TOXIC Video Card Review

Asus 901 Eee PC Review
Rbmods posted Asus 901 Eee PC Review

Todays hottest thing is the new ultra portable EEE laptops from Asus. Alot of companies have started to manufacture similar products but Asus is still leading in the market. What can we expect from this small little "laptop", can we game with it or it is just for surfing the net or working? Let's take a closer look.

Asus 901 Eee PC Review

Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 2GB Video Card Review
Elite Bastards posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 2GB Video Card

When AMD launched their flagship Radeon HD 4870 X2 board, our eye was caught by the mention of a lower priced Radeon HD 4850 X2 board, designed to compete with NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 280 in both price and performance terms. We patiently waited and waited for said SKU to see the light of day, but nothing appeared - Until now. We get to take a look at Sapphire's exclusive Radeon HD 4850 X2 design which launches today, packing two RV770 cores and 2GB of GDDR3 memory to offer up what should be performance aplenty, and a much-needed challenger to the GeForce GTX 280.

We've already mentioned that a reference Radeon HD 4850 X2 sticks with the clock speeds allocated to a reference Radeon HD 4850, and Sapphire's board sticks to these speeds, giving us clocks of 625MHz and 993MHz for core and memory speed respectively.

The first big surprise comes from taking a look at the length of this board's PCB - Put simply, it's bigger than both the Radeon HD 4870 X2 and GeForce GTX 280 at around 11.5 inches long (compared to 10.5" for those other parts). Make sure you have plenty of room in your case before picking up one of these monsters; we only just managed to squeeze it into our Cooler Master 690 chassis that we use for testing here.

The board also comes with a huge cooler strapped to it, sporting two fans to pull air into that large heatsink, although unfortunately due to the design of the board hot air can't be exhausted out of the rear of the chassis.

Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 2GB Video Card Review

NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler Review
Modders-Inc posted a review on the NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler

NZXT, a company more known for it's gaming cases and products, has entered the notebook cooler arena in a Large way, introducing to the notebook cooler market, the Cryo LX, which boldly boasts in large lettering on the front of the retail box, ... World's largest full aluminum notebook cooler.

NZXT Cryo LX Notebook Cooler Review

Sapphire HD4850X2 Review
OCC has published a new review on the Sapphire HD4850X2

Viewing your HD content has never been easier with the addition of support for four different monitors at one time. The last card I have seen to feature four DVI outputs was the Asus EAH3870X2. If you have plans on using this card with an HDMI output you can with the supplied DVI to HDMI dongle. To further expand on the HD aspect of this card, Sapphire has included an accessory pack that includes several suites of software from Cyberlink as well as a licensed copy of the latest benchmark from Futuremark. With pricing suggested in the $350 range, this card is right around the price of two separate HD4850 cards. If the Big Dog HD4870x2 is a little rich for your blood, then the Sapphire HD4850x2 will fit both the price and performance requirements for the vast majority of the public. The performance was a surprise.

Sapphire HD4850X2 Review

Sapphire Radeon 4850 X2 Review
Driverheaven posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon 4850 X2

Today we are going to look at the HD4850 X2, an exclusive beast from Sapphire set to slot in directly below the class leading 4870 X2, a card which has scooped our highest awards in several reviews. We have high hopes for the new Sapphire board as the single core 4850 has been a big success in the enthusiast market with a potent combination of great value for money and strong performance.

Sapphire Radeon 4850 X2 Review

Intel X58 Extreme DX58SO Motherboard Review
The Guru of 3D posted a review on the Intel X58 Extreme DX58SO motherboard

Intel DX58SO motherboard test. This review is going to cover the basics of Intel's X58 mainboard chipset. The key features of course bringing support to QPI, triple-channel memory and Socket 1366 thus Core i7 processors. the mainboard used is Intel's reference Extreme DX58SO motherboard.

Though this is the Intel reference motherboard that shows off some really impressive performance and features, it's also a motherboard full of compromises in design. Today we take a look at it and in the coming week or two, we'll look at the X58 chipset.

Intel X58 Extreme DX58SO Motherboard Review

Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 Video Card Review
Benchmark Reviews posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 Video Card

ATI has learned that being the king of graphics means you must raise the bar for performance with each product release. The Radeon HD 4850 X2 is the latest evolution in graphics cards, and ATI delivers a product nearly as grand as their Radeon HD 4870 X2. Benchmark Reviews has been fortunate to test the Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 Dual-GPU video card 11139-00-40R against a collection of todays hottest video cards available.

Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 Video Card Review

Silver Power SP-600A2C Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the Silver Power SP-600A2C

In days gone by, power supplies used to be the most overlooked component in the computer. I remember my early days of PC building when it was all about finding the cheapest PSU you could get your hands on and looking for 'just enough' when it came to wattage. No more, however, as the power supply market has exploded. Now we see everything from those same cheap power supplies to $500 models pushing over 1300 watts of power. Just the other day I pulled a co-worker's computer apart. It's about three years old or so and it's running a 250W power supply. I didn't even know those existed anymore! But I digress.

What we have here today is a pretty 'middle of the road' entry from Tagan, in the form of the Silver Power 600W. Let's face it. Most of us don't need 1300 watts of power pulsing through our systems. Sure, it's nice to have the bragging rights that come along with that package, but why spend all that extra money when you could spend it on something else, like software or even extra memory?

So let's have a look at it, the Silver Power 600W, part of their Blue Lightning Series.

Silver Power SP-600A2C Review

Antec Signature 650W Power Supply Review
Overclockers Online has posted a new review on the Antec Signature 650W Power Supply

Antec has brought to the market a number of great power supplies; the NeoPower, EarthWatts, TruePower, including the TruePower Quattro, and now, the Signature series. The Signature series marks the first, of what I hope to be many more Delta based Antec power supplies. From what we have seen here today, it would definitely not be a bad mix.

Antec Signature 650W Power Supply Review

22 Inch HP Debranded LCD Monitor Review
Bigbruin.com posted a review on the 22 Inch HP Debranded LCD Monitor

This review is going to take a look at the 22 inch HP debranded DVI widescreen LCD monitor. What we have is an LCD monitor originally manufactured by HP that was rather highly regarded as a new product, and it has basically been refurbished by a third party and made available for $189.99 at Geeks.com minus the HP badging.

22 Inch HP Debranded LCD Monitor Review

Antec Skeleton Review
ITreviewed posted a review on the Antec Skeleton

Antec's Skeleton represents the growing need for PC enthusiasts to have a quick and easy way to swap out components while maintaining cooling. A perfect case for those that never seem to get around to putting their machine's cover back on, it looks great and is extremely easy to use. Its free-form open frame system lets you do pretty much what you like too such as littering the chassis with six hard drives. For the regular PC user in a busy household it's better to protect your components and shield yourself from their noise with a good mid-tower, but for the power user that constantly fiddles around swapping out parts, there's nothing else like it. The Skeleton is guaranteed to polarise opinions.

Antec Skeleton Review

GMC R3 Corona Review
XSReviews has reviewed the GMC R3 Corona budget case

The R-3 Corona is the latest edition from GMC's middle tower series. Incorporated in this new design is a very innovative idea where the optical drive (ODD) is mounted on the chassis front allowing it to operate vertically. However, how will these stylistic changes affect the performance of this particular case? Let's find out...

GMC R3 Corona Review

Samsung Epix SGH-i907 Review
TestFreaks.com posted a review on the Samsung Epix SGH-i907

We've taken a look at a few phones here on TestFreaks, but no smartphones, until today that is. I've got the Samsung Epix for review, it's a Windows Mobile 6.1 based phone that has quite a few great features including a built in optical mouse, touchscreen, full QWERTY keyboard, screen and even a 2.0 megapixel camera. The optical mouse has got to be one of the best features of this phone, it makes using WinMo much easier and actually kinda fun, no more tapping the screen with your finger or getting out stylus for navigation, just use you thumb to move the cursor around the screen and click.

Samsung Epix SGH-i907 Review

Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 2048 MB Review
techPowerUp posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 2048 MB video card

Being priced at reasonable $419, the Sapphire HD 4850 X2 is designed to take some market share from NVIDIA's GTX 280. The card features 2 GB of GDDR3 memory and comes with a custom designed cooling solution. Even though you would expect very little overclocking from a dual-GPU card, we saw an amazing 15% performance increase from overclocking without touching any fan settings.

Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 2048 MB Review

Gelid Silent Spirit CPU Cooler Review
DragonSteelMods.com posted Gelid Silent Spirit CPU Cooler Review

Gelid Solutions has sent me over the Silent Spirit CPU cooler for review, it's their first foray into the CPU cooling game and it looks to be a decent performer overall. The Silent Spirit is a small cooler that's meant to keep things cool and quiet at the same time, the cooler features four copper heatpipes with an angled heatsink design so it should fit in just about any case and configuration.

Gelid Silent Spirit CPU Cooler Review

OCZ Gladiator Max HDT CPU Cooler Review
Legit Reviews posted a review on the OCZ Gladiator Max HDT CPU Cooler

OCZ Technology recently released the Gladiator Max CPU cooler, which is their latest heat-pipe direct touch (HDT) cooler. Combining a distinctive stacked fin array, HDT design, and a large low-noise fan, the Gladiator series is built to take on the cooling challenges of today’s most powerful processors and ensure your system functions at its peak. Read on to see how it does with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor!

OCZ Gladiator Max HDT CPU Cooler Review

Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 Review
ITreviewed takes a look at Adobe Photoshop Elements 7

Photoshop Elements 7 is the best program on the market for inexperienced digital camera users wanting to manage, edit and share their photographs. The interface is intuitive and easy to follow, and you'll soon find that you are experimenting with its advanced features without even knowing it. The program's new online components are vital for competing with the like of Flickr and Facebook, allowing you to share your images from a familiar interface. Photoshop Elements 7 is unbeatable for the price in terms of features and performance, and is well worth the upgrade.

Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 Review

iPod Nano Mono-Chromatic Review
Hardware Secrets posted a review on the iPod Nano Mono-Chromatic

Forget about the last iPod Nano: this newborn fourth-generation is the one that Apple fans have been waiting for since the launch of the sleek and skinny second-generation model, which had colorful display, capacity for photos and a great design, but yet played no videos. The third-generation, launched on September 2007, had finally brought videos to the Nano, but had disappointed on account of its wider body design. Now, Apple has brought together the evolution of last year's third-generation with an improvement on that slender and ‘old-style' design.

iPod Nano Mono-Chromatic Review

GeForce GTX 260 with 216 Stream Processors
Digit-Life posted a review on the GeForce GTX 260

On the whole, overclocked GTX 260 cards with 216 stream processors catch up with the GTX280 in a number of tests. So users will again have to painfully choose what to buy. Why cannot NVIDIA make products for crystal-clear price segments that wouldn't overlap?

GeForce GTX 260 with 216 Stream Processors

OCZ ModXStream-Pro 600w Power Supply Review
Virtual-Hideout posted OCZ ModXStream-Pro 600w Power Supply Review

It always makes me feel better knowing and being able to report that a PSU can live up to its recommendation. The OCZ 600 Watt ModXStream Power Supply is a very, very worthy choice. The price seems to be on par with the 600 Watt range, though just a bit on the top end at around $110. If anything makes it worth the buy, consider the efficiency and power produced.

OCZ ModXStream-Pro 600w Power Supply Review

Asus M3A79-T Deluxe Review
InsideHW.com has posted article about Asus M3A79-T Deluxe motherboard.

ASUSTek Company has showed lately that they know their stuff, even when it comes to AMD solutions. After launching of 790GX chipset and premiere of new SB750 and its possibilities, almost all motherboard manufacturers, and among them Asus of course, introduced their solutions attended for enthusiasts. Those were motherboards with AMD 790FX chipset combined with SB750 that has ACC (Advanced Clock Calibration). Just as reminder of possibilities of SB750 we should mention that it allows higher overclock margin than in cases of previous SB600 and SB700. This kind of combination that brings solid overclock platform, support for QUAD-FIRE and many other possibilities, impose itself as ideal solution for AMD enthusiasts.

Asus M3A79-T Deluxe Review

Sapphire HD 4850 X2 Video Card Review
Hardware Secrets posted Sapphire HD 4850 X2 Video Card Review

The new Radeon HD 4850 X2 that is being launched today is simply two Radeon HD 4850 video cards in a single board working in CrossFire mode, being a cheaper option to the Radeon HD 4870 X2, which is the most expensive video card available today, and priced to compete with GeForce GTX 280. How is the performance of Radeon HD 4850 X2 compared to GeForce GTX 280 and other high-end video cards? Does it provide a good cost/benefit ratio? That is what we will see in our review.

Sapphire HD 4850 X2 Video Card Review

Gelid Silent Spirit CPU Cooler Review
OCIA.net has posted their review of the Gelid Silent Spirit CPU Cooler

You may not have heard it used before, but gelid can actually be found
in a dictionary. The word literally means very cold or icy. How fitting for a company who specializes in PC cooling components to use it as their corporate name. Gelid Solutions originated earlier this year as a Hong Kong based company under Swiss management. They manufacture CPU coolers, fans and other thermal-related computer hardware for gamers and silent enthusiasts. Today they have sent us a product sample for review, the Gelid Silent Spirit.

Gelid Silent Spirit CPU Cooler Review

Thermaltake VI-ON 2.5-inch USB HDD Enclosure Review
TweakTown posted a review on the Thermaltake VI-ON 2.5-inch USB HDD Enclosure

Piano Black is the new, well….black. It started a couple of years ago when I retired my brushed aluminum Sony STR-DA4ES receiver and upgraded to a Pioneer Elite VSX-84TXSi in piano black. Ever since then the finish has mesmerized me. Is TweakTown reviewing home theater equipment now? No, not really, but this does tie in with today’s review of the Thermaltake VI-ON 2.5" USB portable hard drive.

Portable storage has become pretty popular and there are several ways the average consumer can carry around a lot of data. Some people may choose to carry a thumb drive, but most thumb drives are fairly small when it comes to capacity; the largest I have seen for sale to date is 64GB, but those cost a fortune. If you need large capacity and a low cost solution with high portability, a USB hard drive is the only way to go.

Thermaltake VI-ON 2.5-inch USB HDD Enclosure Review

XFX GTX260 Black Edition Review
OCC has published a new review on the XFX GTX260 Black Edition

This Black Edition video card from XFX comes pre-overclocked. That's a good thing for the folks who either don't know how to overclock or the people who just want something better than the normal cards. Manufacturers know this since the bulk of the market is not this crowd. Now you have the gamers, enthusiasts and hardcore benchmark junkies that will make the card scream for mercy. Overclocking abilities on the factory clock speeds are many times a good indicator that the card will do well when the cooling is improved and the voltage mods have been put into place. So how well does this card from XFX do on air? Pretty well actually. On the Core speed only the EVGA GTX260 FTW had a higher GPU core and shader clock speed. When you add in the additional processing cores, the performance of the XFX Black addition is almost as good as the well clocked GTX280 in the comparison list. I was able to coax an additional 76MHz out of the GPU core,111MHz more out of the memory and 121MHz more from the shader cores. Add the additional clock speeds to a card that is already almost as fast as the GTX280 and you have a lot of performance to play with. This translates into additional frames per second for the gamer, additional points per day for the people running distributed computing projects and last but not least, reduced time to compress video when using the GPU.

XFX GTX260 Black Edition Review

ASUS Eee PC 1000H 160GB Netbook Review
Benchmark Reviews posted a review on the ASUS Eee PC 1000H 160GB Netbook

Just over a year ago, Asus launched its Eee PC series of notebooks, prompting quick competition and innovation throughout the market. Today Benchmark Reviews looks at one of the newest additions to the Eee family, the Eee PC 1000H 160GB. Like the Eee PC 900 series, the 1000H is based on the Intel Atom platform, and features the Atom N270 processor. However, instead of an 8.9", the 1000H boasts a 10.2" screen as well as a 160GB hard drive. Perhaps the biggest improvement, though, is the use of a 6-cell battery. In this review, we'll take a closer at the Asus Eee 1000H netbook and find out how it compares to more conventional laptops.

ASUS Eee PC 1000H 160GB Netbook Review