Samsung GX 1L Digital SLR Review
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Hi-Grade DMS Extreme Blu-ray Media Center Review
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Antec Spot Cool Review
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MSI P965 Platinum Review
Neoseeker has published a review of the MSI P965 Platinum.
OCZ GameXStream 850w ATX PSU Review
Overclock3D posted a review on the OCZ GameXStream 850w ATX PSU
Thermaltake Jungle 512 Bifurcated Fin Heatsink Review
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Seventeam ST-420BKV 420 W Power Supply Review
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HIS X1650XT 256MB Video Card Review
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Beginners Guides: Stopping Spam
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Bluetake RC201 PCMCIA Bluetooth Presenter Review
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Sumo Omni & Otto Bean Bag Chairs Review
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Intelliscope Laser Gaming Mouse Review
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TrustedReviews have looked at the Samsung GX 1L Digital SLR
You may get a strong sense of déjà vu looking at these pictures of the Samsung GX 1L . Don’t worry, it’s not a glitch in the Matrix; you really have seen it before. I reviewed it back in July, but then it was called the Pentax *ist DL2. Samsung and Pentax have a joint development deal for digital SLR technology, and have launched their own versions of several key models including this one, the GX 1S and the new GX 10, which is actually a slightly re-modelled Pentax K10D.Samsung GX 1L Digital SLR Review
Hi-Grade DMS Extreme Blu-ray Media Center Review
TrustedReviews have looked at the Hi-Grade DMS Extreme Blu-ray Media Center
Hi-Grade is one of the few independent PC companies surviving from the 80s. Like others of its ilk, Hi-Grade has been making and designing Media Center systems since the outset of the platform. Last year Riyad looked at its DMS II and while he was reasonably impressed he did have issues with the way it looked. This new DMS Extreme system will have its work cut out in that regard with the Sony Media Center I looked at recently easily taking the plaudits as one of the best looking media systems I've seen.Hi-Grade DMS Extreme Blu-ray Media Center Review
Antec Spot Cool Review
XSreviews has reviewed the Antec Spot Cool
Ever needed to bolster the cooling in your PC by means of some poorly mounted fan not designed for the purpose? Well, Antec feels your pain, and has created the Spot Cool which provides directional cooling anywhere in your PC.Antec Spot Cool Review
MSI P965 Platinum Review
Neoseeker has published a review of the MSI P965 Platinum.
My initial impression of the board - other than the DIMM socket coloring - was highly favorable. The MSI P965 Platinum has a nice clean layout, was easy to install, is completely passively cooled, and had an excellent BIOS featuring MSI's "Cell Menu" for overclockers. Performance at stock speeds is also quite impressive. Considering the P965 is the "poor man's 975X" this board was pretty much neck to neck against the more expensive boards we tested.MSI P965 Platinum Review
OCZ GameXStream 850w ATX PSU Review
Overclock3D posted a review on the OCZ GameXStream 850w ATX PSU
OCZ already impressed us a couple of months ago with their 700w GameXStream PSU. Will the 850w version be just as good? Let's find out...OCZ GameXStream 850w ATX PSU Review
Thermaltake Jungle 512 Bifurcated Fin Heatsink Review
FrostyTech posted a Thermaltake Jungle 512 Bifurcated Fin Heatsink Review
Thermaltake's Jungle 512 socket 775 heatsink looks like it packs a pretty heavy punch.... but does it really? It's monsterous 92mm PWM fan draws upwards of 1.0Amp at full speed, and its red fan blades spin with enough force to take a big chunk out of careless fingers too. Below the big fan is a circular array of bifurcated aluminum fins, and at the Jungle 512's heart a large copper slug; all fairly standard stuff for an Intel socket 775 heatsink. The Intel 'Prescott FMB2' compliant Thermaltake Jungle 512 heatsink is equipped with a 32x92x92mm 4-pin PWM fan that rotates at between 2300 and 3600RPM. When installed on a PWM fan compatible socket 775 motherboard, this finger chopping fan scales its speed to meet the immediate thermal demands of the processor, without creating too much unnecessary noise.Thermaltake Jungle 512 Bifurcated Fin Heatsink Review
Seventeam ST-420BKV 420 W Power Supply Review
Hardware Secrets has posted a review on the Seventeam ST-420BKV 420 W Power Supply
Even though power supplies from Seventeam aren’t sold in the USA retail market, they are very popular in several other countries, due to its low cost. In fact, it seems that Seventeam is the OEM manufacturer for some other brands – we discovered that the external power supply series from XG/MGE, Magnum, is in fact Seventeam Fanless series. ST-420BKV is a 420 W power supply without PFC. Let’s take an in-depth look on this power supply to check whether this unit is good or not and how it is compared to competing products.Seventeam ST-420BKV 420 W Power Supply Review
HIS X1650XT 256MB Video Card Review
3D Game Man posted a review on the HIS X1650XT 256MB Video Card
The HIS X1650XT 256MB Video Card is certainly not the fastest Video Card on the planet, but it does offer a lot of value. Since it is very affordable and supports the latest games, many price-conscious buyers will be interested. If you are not running at a high resolution and don't have all the eye candy turned on, this video card might be for you. Watch the Video to find out more...HIS X1650XT 256MB Video Card Review
Beginners Guides: Stopping Spam
PC Stats posted a beginners guides about stopping Spam
Besides being the best illustration to date of Monty Python's deathless grasp on popular culture,junk email, unsolicited commercial email, or good old 'spam', is an issue that affects every email user, and by extension, every computer user. The use of email as a mass-marketing tool has become an epidemic particular to the current global use of computers in our society. The best way of dealing with spam currently is through avoidance and redirection. If you use email, sooner or later you will start receiving spam; but if you can redirect this spam to a location where you don't have to look at it, it won't do you any harm.Beginners Guides: Stopping Spam
Bluetake RC201 PCMCIA Bluetooth Presenter Review
Hardware Pacers has posted a review on the Bluetake RC201 PCMCIA Bluetooth Presenter
One of Bluetake's newest devices is the RC201 PCMCIA Bluetooth Presenter. Built to fit in a standard PCMCIA slot (for storage only), the RC201 is slim and mobile for users on the go. This presenter easily connects through a computer's Bluetooth connection and with some quick software installation, a user is ready to present PowerPoint slides or virtually anything. The RC201 acts as a mouse, laser pointer, page flipper (page up / page down buttons), application opener (easily set up to open Microsoft PowerPoint or other presentation software), and presentation starter. This handy little tool is small and powerful. It is a must have for any office professional that is required to make presentations at the office or on the go.Bluetake RC201 PCMCIA Bluetooth Presenter Review
Sumo Omni & Otto Bean Bag Chairs Review
ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Sumo Omni & Otto Bean Bag Chairs
I'm sure all of you remember bean bag chairs, or maybe still have one today. Well a company called Sumo was nice enough to send us 2 of their specialized bean bag chairs. After first seeing them I thought, "Oh just another bean bag chair", but after using them I realized they take bean bag chairs to the next level. The Sumo bean bag chairs are a great addition to anyone's game room, living room, or bedroom so let's check them out!Sumo Omni & Otto Bean Bag Chairs Review
Intelliscope Laser Gaming Mouse Review
Dan's Data posted a review on the Intelliscope Laser Gaming Mouse
Cyber Snipa's Intelliscope Laser Gaming Mouse is their shot at the fancy glowing changeable-sensitivity show-off FPS mouse market, and it's quite a good one for the money.Intelliscope Laser Gaming Mouse Review