CoolTechZone.com posted a Thermaltake Eureka Home Server Case Review

Thermaltake is a longtime maker of PC cases, and over the years, the company has expanded into other categories as well. Now that PC cases are starting to mature, in that they don’t look overly designed and quite sleek actually, it was really a pleasure to work with Eureka.

Thermaltake Eureka Home Server Case Review

MadPenguin.org posted the do's and dont's of Hiring a Developer

Perhaps it's just me, but I’m having a difficult time understanding Mark Shuttleworth, the Ubuntu founder, when he figured that openly trying to recruit developers from other Linux projects was a good idea. Doing so in a mailing list in the manner that he did was, to be brutally honest, in very poor taste. As luck would have it, the response has not been too exciting thus far.

The Do's and Dont's of Hiring a Developer



TrustedReviews have looked at the Panasonic ToughBook CF-W5

I first saw this new ToughBook back in September when Panasonic invited me out to its facility in Wales. Even now, this is still a pre-production unit, rather than a full retail sample, but it's pretty close to the final build. Like the ToughBook CF-W4 before it, the CF-W5 is an ultra-portable semi-rugged notebook - so you're not going to be throwing it onto the ground, standing on it and dousing it in water, like you would a ToughBook CF-29! But that's not what this little notebook is all about, the CF-W5 is designed to be thin, light and durable enough to withstand the daily grind.

Panasonic ToughBook CF-W5 Review

XSReviews has reviewed the Nova Killer Mousemat

There are several parts of PC that can be considered essential for top performance gaming. Mouse, of course, keyboard, certainly, maybe headset too? However, many people often overlook the importance of the humble mouse mat. Today I will be testing Nova's Killer mouse mat; lets see if it makes the grade and qualifies as a gamer's best friend.

Nova Killer Mousemat Review

BIOS Magazine posted a review on the NewsGator Inbox 2.6

If you spend much of your day interacting with Outlook, but find yourself juggling an increasing number of RSS feeds in a separate application, NewsGator Inbox 2.6 ($29.95) is the perfect application for you. The impossibly useful program lets you track and manage all of your RSS content within Outlook, getting all your news and information delivered right to your regular Outlook folders just like you do e-mail. Forget about all those hours spent searching the Web for information. Now you can read your news and information whenever you want, and you don't even have to be online!

NewsGator Inbox 2.6 Review

Tech ARP posted a review on Microsoft Windows Vista

Windows Vista is already in use by businesses all over the world, but it won't be available to the rest of us until January 30th, 2007. That didn't stop us from testing it though.

Today, we will show you what Microsoft has improved since our Vista Beta 2 review. Is it everything that Microsoft promised it would be? We will see...

Microsoft Windows Vista Final Review

DV Hardware posted a Creative Zen Nano Plus 1GB review

The Creative Zen Nano Plus MP3 player (1 gigabyte, 43.20) comes in 10 colours and is available in 512MB of flash memory to store up to 250 tracks and 1GB of flash memory to store up to 500 tracks. The sound quality for MP3 is excellent and even better for WMA encoded tracks, the frequency response is 20Hz to 20,000Hz, with a signal-to-noise ratio of 90dB.

Creative Zen Nano Plus 1GB Review

APH Networks Reviews posted a review on the Thermaltake Aguila Computer Case

It's been quite a while since we've reviewed a Thermaltake product. In the computer cooling industry, Thermaltake is no doubt a major player. Many of Thermaltake's cases are top notch; and in terms of aesthetics, I can confidently say that many of their designs appeal to my tastes. Not only that; popularity of their products amongst both consumers and computer enthusiasts has been quite strong during the past few years. This review, we'll be taking a look at Thermaltake's Aguila -- their mid-tower with uniqueness in many areas of design. Let's go over how well this case contains our computer equipment as well as its performance in keeping the temperatures at optimal level.

Thermaltake Aguila Computer Case Review

techPowerUp posted a review on the Apevia X-Cruiser

Apevia is the new company name of Aspire. The Apevia X-Cruiser sports three gauges with blue light as well as a window for a small price tag. While the inside is quite simple and does not feature anything out of the ordinary, the outside look of the case did bring a smile to our face, especially considering the price tag and multiple color choices available.

Apevia X-Cruiser Review

Madshrimps posted an OCZ 2GB PC6400 Special Ops Edition Urban Elite Review

For those that do not want to break the bank just for a pair of performance memory sticks, we've got a promising PC6400 DDR2 2Gb kit from OCZ, let's find out how it stacks up to the competition.

OCZ 2GB PC6400 Special Ops Edition Urban Elite Review

Techgage posted a review of ASUS' latest card, the EAX1950PRO.

If you are looking for a card around the $200 mark, then be sure to see the performance of the X1950PRO first! This particular card retails for less than the 7900GT in which it competes, but which takes the top spot?

ASUS EAX1950PRO 256MB Review

HotHardware.Com posted a review on the Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro

We recently got our hands on one of Sapphire's Radeon X1950 Pro cards, so we put it through the wringer with a number of popular games and benchmarks. Head on over to the site and take a look.

Sapphire Radeon X1950 Pro Review

Virtual-Hideout has posted an ASRock Conroe 945G-DVI Motherboard Review

The ASRock Conroe 945G-DVI is a formidable and decent looking platform for your next Home Theater. ASRock has done much better than anticipated with the included features, integrated peripherals and stability.

ASRock Conroe 945G-DVI Motherboard Review

ThinkComputers.org posted a review on the Auzentech X-Meridian 7.1 Sound Card

We all know them, our one friend who is completely obsessed with their PC's audio performance. They generally spend hundreds on the top of the line sound cards, the best studio quality head phones, and a completely absurd amount on 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound audio systems. As computer graphics get more and more realistic the quality of the computer's sound must improve now and many of us have seen that onboard audio simply cannot deliver without a massive cost of PC performance. Auzentech has recently released the X-Meridian 7.1 which is capable of delivering audio that will make your audiophile friend start drooling.

Auzentech X-Meridian 7.1 Sound Card Review

Overclockers Online has posted a new review on the Foxconn G9657MA-8KS2H

I don't have much anything negative to say about the 9657MA-8KS2H and how could I? The specifications and feature list is as long as a full size motherboard, the performance seems to be on par with its older brother the P965x chipset as well as the 975x chipset, and the price is something that will not hurt many people. The G9657MA-8KS2H is almost like a full sized motherboard squeezed into a m-ATX form factor complete with the m-ATX price tag.

Foxconn G9657MA-8KS2H Review