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“As I mentioned in another review previously, I really do have a short list of companies that I actually enjoy working with…Cooler Master is definitely on that list! Today I have the enviable pleasure of reviewing their newest heatpipe cooler,…
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Now we and you are able to remove our old fan controller and memory card reader and install this single modern Thermaltake HardCano 13 and with so many different colours to choose from there is bound to be one that…
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Plextor's latest digital encoding device is being marketed at the home user even more so than in the past with their products. Today HTPCnews.com takes a look at their first ever external USB2 Tuner DivX Hardware encoding box. For HTPC…
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A REPORT on Planet AMD 64 appears to confirm our earlier reports that Windows X64 will be released to the market in March next year.
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When we achieve world peace, that's when we'll get the perfect anti-spam solution. In the meantime, ZDNet has a comprehensive review of eleven of the latest anti-spam products including solutions from BitDefender, Clearswift, CA eTrust, GFI, IronPort, MailGuard, McAfee, MessageLabs,…
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Philips Europe (NL) was kind enough to send us the Philips ED16DVDR external DVD-writer. This drive supports 16x DVD+R writing, 8x DVD-R and 2.4x DVD+R9 DL writing technology, allowing dual layer discs of 8.5Gb to be written.
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Every single device that is utilized for entertainment has controllers today. The problem is that each device has its own controller. Logitech Harmony 676 combines the various controllers into one. It can turn on your television, DVD player, CD player,…
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In order to keep the case small they have put the PCI/AGP cards on their side using riser cards. We tried a few types of motherboard and some would fit both an AGP and PCI card, while some wouldn’t fit…
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Ever get tired of all the cords in your digital life? On a recent trip to New York City I found myself stuffing over 6 corded devices into my laptop bag. No wonder when I walk through security they open…
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ThermalTake originally brought out their “Xaser” branded cases that have
grown exponentially in the past year with the introduction of the WinGo
and Damier cases. Today, I have the privilege of taking a look at
ThermalTake’s recent…
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