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2004/12/21
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Instead of dropping all your coin on a simple MP3 player, why not get
a personal media player that not only plays MP3s, but also plays AVIs,
displays pictures and records TV shows! With a 30GB internal hard
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We have a big whopper to take a look at from Sharp, that's right, a 37”
Widescreen LCD TV. Sharp has sent us their LC37G4U model to test and
mostly enjoy, and we did just that. In the…
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It is about time we see some difference between 128 and 256MB cards, the Powercolor X700pro, while a decent card in all respects, just cannot keep up with the double frame buffered sibling. The 128MB framebuffer brings the price down…
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The JACSH1 is one of the few fully featured VGA cooling kits on the market that packs RAM heatsinks with a VGA heatsink compatible with nearly any modern ATI and nVidia video card into one singular product. And while the…
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Between the two products you've seen here, Twinhan have covered
all their bases for anybody wanting a straightforward device enabling
them to view terrestrial digital television on their PC. For laptop
users or anyone on the move,…
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The Sunbeam Tech LAN Party Bag could prove to be a handy accessory for anyone who frequents LAN parties, or otherwise needs to move their computer on a regular basis. It will accomodate cases in a wide range of sizes,…
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2004/12/20
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Eight months have passed since NVIDIA introduced the GeForce 6800 and its Video Processor and today, after eight long months of waiting with no explanation, we can finally take advantage of it. The wait is over, NVIDIA's PureVideo DVD decoder…
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Your worst nightmare just became a horrifying reality. You keep hearing that little voice in your head mockingly shout "you should have backed that stuff up" The voice keeps echoing throughout your head as you perform a quick inventory all…
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Corsair recently sent us their latest and greatest XMS memory modules, the TwinX11024-4400C25. These modules use the highly-acclaimed TCCD chips that Corsair originally introduced with their XL lineup. Now they have revamped the TCCD chips with newer chips, higher rated…
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