Leadtek WinFast GeForce PX8800GT 256MB

Category: Video cards - Published: April 5, 2008 No Comments »

Introduction
The race on the marketing of high-end video cards has lately been well-led by NVIDIA. One of great achievements was the launch of GeForce 8800 series, the world’s first DirectX 10 compliant graphics cards, the GeForce 8800 GTX / GTS based on a new G80 GPU architecture. Time has passed and ATI hasn’t been able […]

Hitachi 50″ Full HD1080 Ultravision® Plasma HDTV (P50S601) Review

Category: Displays, Displays, Video - Published: March 10, 2008 No Comments »

Introduction
The Plasma Television screen is one of the most exciting consumer electronics and Home Theater products to debut in the past decade. Plasma Screens are literally changing the shape of television, from the familiar CRT-type TV that has been around for 50 years, to a sleek, nearly flat display that can hang on a wall.
Today […]

New Zunes: First impressions at CNET

Category: Multimedia - Published: November 17, 2007 No Comments »

The new Zunes go on sale Tuesday, and everybody with a 30GB version will be able to get the new software and firmware. Last week, Microsoft sent me a new 8GB olive-green Zune to try out, along with some prerelease software (version 2.1).
This isn’t intended to be an exhaustive review–there are plenty of other resources […]

Dell XPS One reviewed

Category: IT - Published: November 17, 2007 No Comments »

The Dell XPS One ($2,399 direct) easily outclasses its all-in-one competitor (and namesake), the Gateway One, and matches or surpasses the Apple iMac, which has long been the gold standard of all-in-one PCs. While the XPS One starts at $1,499, Dell sent us its top of the line $2,400 model for testing with a built-in […]

Actiontec MegaPlug AV 200Mbps Review

Category: Networking - Published: November 11, 2007 No Comments »

Introduction
Actiontec Electronics has released the MegaPlug AV 200 Mbps Ethernet Adapter Kit, a next-generation powerline networking solution based on the new HomePlug AV standard for distributing large entertainment and data files around the network, without the expense of pulling Ethernet cables all over the place.
Just when you thought moving big files from one device to […]

Thermaltake MaxOrb Review

Category: Cooling systems - Published: September 19, 2007 No Comments »

Introduction
This is the last of a series of three articles about the latest high performance Thermaltake CPU cooler products. Today we will be talking about the Thermaltake MaxOrb, and we will cover up some differences, features, design and of course some benchmarks. Stay tuned for the upcoming articles.
First, let’s take a look a little bit […]

Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX Review

Category: Cooling systems - Published: September 19, 2007 No Comments »

Introduction
This is the second of a series of three articles about the latest high performance Thermaltake CPU cooler products. Today we will be talking about the Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX, and we will cover up some differences, features, design and of course some benchmarks. Stay tuned for the upcoming articles.
First, let’s take a look a […]

VIZO Multi-Function USB Lan Dock Review

Category: Multimedia - Published: July 16, 2007 No Comments »

Introduction
Most of laptop users are used to hear about the famous dock station, port replicator and such things… But as we know, these peripherals are large and not quite always suitable. In order to offer a convenient way to connect your keyboard, mouse, printer, LAN, USB and serial devices to your notebook or PC, VIZO […]

Supermicro 6015T Twin 1U Server with 980w PSU @ TechwareLabs.com

Category: External reviews - Published: May 9, 2007 No Comments »

“If you have the need for a lot of computing power in a small amount of space the 6015T may be right for you. Supermicro sent us the server they showed off at CeBIT this year and we put it to the test. The 6015T includes a new 980w power supply with a lofty high […]

ZEROtherm GX815 Gamer Edition VGA Cooler @ Modders-Inc.com

Category: External reviews - Published: May 9, 2007 No Comments »

“Every gamer knows that keeping their video card cool is important. Sitting down at a computer to play several hours of your favorite game will put your video card through the paces and this can cause performance drops as the card heats up. Normally I run the stock VGA cooler that comes on the cards […]

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