“The machine based on a CPU like Intel Celeron Processor 220 will be noticeably faster than that based on its “Atomic” counterpart. ASUS ITX-220 may be old, but it’s interesting nevertheless. What’s more important, it’s quite cheap. This motherboard may even be the best solution on this old chipset.”

Read Review

“Today we will be checking out the latest addition to Microsoft’s PC gaming peripheral line – the Sidewinder X4. This keyboard is designed to be the economy model for gamers. About a year ago we reviewed the Sidewinder X6 and now we will check out its little brother. Unlike other Microsoft gaming products this keyword is entirely designed by the folks at Redmond. The Microsoft Sidewinder X4 looks like a basic keyboard with the addition of media and macro keys. The Sidewinder X4 is missing some knobs and buttons found on its bigger brother the X6 but should still has plenty of features to hold its own.”

Read Review

“So can one be in love with a notebook? I think I am, and the main reason is the touch screen that it has. Today for review I’ve got the Acer Aspire AS5738PG-6306 Notebook that features a nice large 15.6” touch screen with a resolution of 1366×768. Inside you’ll find a Core2Duo T6600 CPU along with an ATI 4570 graphics card and it’s also got 4 gigs of DDR2 ram. You’ll also find a very nice set of Dolby virtual surround sound speakers that round this notebook off nicely as a portable media centric laptop. The main feature of course is the touch screen and I absolutely love it, it makes using the computer so much easier and a lot more fun. Included is TouchPortal which is essentially a second desktop that is specifically designed for the touch screen putting all of your media and more literally right at your fingertips. So read on… ”

Read Review

“After the first Phobya radiators have been a great success amongst customers and in reviews the new sizes are now soon to arrive. We already had some samples and have sent them to our partner for evaluation and testing. Which partners have tested the radiators and what their conclusions are can be found out at pcgameshardware oder overclockingstation. A very special masterpiece was sent to the German ”Bastelorakel” also known as ”Bundymania” who has taken a closer look at this piece amongst others here. Want to see the newest one? Simply click here. “

Read Review

“With a sleek and striking profile, the LG 42SL90 looks like it may be a winner. It has a 42-inch HD screen with edge-lit LED backlighting which allows for a cabinet that measures just 1.2 inches thick, but produces a significant amount of back light glare around the sides that proves annoying and distracting. Colors are accurate and picture detail is good, but black levels could be better. And for $2,000, having no Web connectivity options is discouraging.”

Read Review

“Thank you NZXT for sending me the Sentry II fan controller. Fan controllers have always held a little soft spot in my book. I started modding my computer more years ago than I can remember. Back before you could even find a case with a window or in any color other than beige I don’t think you could even buy windows at first. One thing I always wanted to do was build a fan controller. At that time I only remember Sunbeam as the only company that put out a mass produced fan controller, otherwise you built your own. It was not too difficult, the plans and parts were out there for all, it just required a solder gun, drilling and some other light tools. You gained total control of your fans though. Fast forward a decade (or more) to the NZXT Sentry II, all you need is a screwdriver, tape (provided) and wire management skills (or not). Not only do you get total control of your fans, you get touch screen technology, alarms, digital temperature displays and auto control. All this for less money that it cost me to build my own back then. “

Read Review

“With so many manufactures getting into the growing gaming mouse market some of the biggest manufactures like Razer must innovate and change what they are doing to stay competitive. An example of that was our review of their redesigned Deathadder mouse; today we have the chance to take a look of one of their newest mice, the Imperator.”

Read Review

“Rewritable DVD drives are a basic necessity in almost every modern day computer. Either it be a typical laptop or desktop machine, its bound to have a DVD-RW drive. Picking an optical drive when building the next computer may be as simple as sorting by price and clicking ‘Add to Cart’. The fact is, there is plenty to reconsider when buying an optical drive other than cost. Quality should be the main priority, no one wants to replace a DVD drive within a couple months due to failure. Features & software is another thing to consider and with most companies focusing on going ‘green’, you should consider that as well.”

Read Review

“Incorporating a printer within a home network or a small business can be quite a task if you don’t know what you’re doing. There a number of steps to follow such as putting every computer you own on the same workgroup, allow file sharing/printer sharing, assigning an IP address to the printer, and much more. Frankly all this adds up in the time department and means wasted productivity.

Read on to see if this $149.99USD (on sale for $99USD @ Newegg) laser printer is worth the consideration.”

Read Review

“The Arctic Sound E361-WM Earphones from Arctic Cooling that I will cover more in-depth in this review, have a nice aluminium chassis a special shape and large drivers to deliver deep bass, precise highs right into the ear canal. They are also shipped with a little box to carry them easy and 3 different sized silicone cups, to fit all ear sizes.”

Read Review