On the review block today I’ve got the Wicked Lasers Elite Series 125 Plus, it’s a green laser that is just amazing, one of those things that you have to see for yourself to believe.  The quality of the Elite Series 125 Plus is excellent, holding it in your hand you can feel the care that went into the design and production of it, looking at it closely you can see it is flawless in it’s creation. In the following review I’ve got a few pictures for you and several videos as well showing the Elite 125 in action, as a bonus Wicked Lasers also sent me a pair of Laser Shades, so I’ll be taking a quick look at those too.

Read Full Review HERE

Title: Gateway T-6836 14.1″ Notebook @ Techgage

Link: http://techgage.com/article/gateway_t-6836_141_notebook/

Quote: Notebooks are more popular than ever, and the vast selection is incredible. There’s a notebook for everyone, and in the case of Gateway’s T-6836, if you are looking for something in between a netbook and a $1,000 model - you are covered. It carries certain downsides, but still packs enough performance and features to make the $800 retail price feel well-worth it.

SuperTalent 8GB USB Flash Drive Review:

Link: http://www.rbmods.com/Articles/Supertalent/8gb_flash/1.php

Quote: USB flash drives have become the device of choice for transferring data between computers and other devices.  Nowadays, companies are creating USB drives with increasingly larger capacity.  Today we got a chance to review an 8GB SuperTalent USB Flash Drive.  Will the larger size come at a sacrifice?  Let’s find out in today’s review.

NEW CONTENT (Motherboard) - Foxconn Concerto G45 Motherboard Preview

QUOTE: “Foxconn has been one of the biggest surprises of late for us here at TweakTown. A relatively unknown name to us two years go, Foxconn has not only grown to produce a wider range of motherboards, but also to include some rather impressive designs with overclocking feats that can easily take on the big guns.

Intels 4 series chipsets are the big thing right now and every manufacturer has their own niche products coming out with enthusiasts right down to budget users in mind. Foxconn is following suit and today we have been lucky enough to get out hands on a very early beta sample of the Concerto series based on the Intel G45 chipset.”

For more information, please visit - http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/1595/foxconn_concerto_g45_motherboard_preview/index.html

Best Regards,

The TweakTown Team
http://www.tweaktown.com

Article Name: Sans Digital Mobilestor MS2UT+(B) Two Bay External Raid USB2.0/eSATA Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ Tweaknews.net
Article Url: http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/sans_digital_ms2ut+_two_bay_enclosure_review/

Article Snippet:

“This device is a storage solution that has more to offer than an external hard drive, but without all the bells and whistles of a NAS. The option to create several different RAID arrays is a welcome feature for home users and small businesses alike who can’t afford to lose data. The bright LCD screen combined with a clear, concise manual makes configuring an array a quick and easy task, even for a novice.”

Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro @ TechSpot
http://www.techspot.com/review/115-creative-xfi-titanium-fatal1ty/

Creative has been a leader in the PC audio market for as long as I can remember. In fact, the first Sound Blaster card hit the market almost 20 years ago, which can be considered an eternity in “computer years”. During this time, Creative has launched about a dozen major soundcards, with their latest outgoing product being the Sound Blaster X-Fi series, which replaced the popular Audigy line a few years ago.

The X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro that we are testing today is Creative’s latest offering in the series aimed at audio enthusiasts and especially gamers, making use of a slightly modified chip called EMU20K2 that adds native PCI Express support among a number of improvements and fixes over the previous generation of cards.

Sometimes I get those new hardware for review, and my first thought is what the Hell?. This is one of those times. I bring to you the X-Gen HTPC Mid Case. I was so wary of this case, I didn’t even have a witty story to go with it. I don’t like the models that lay flat. They remind me too much of the old Tandys. They look way too nostalgic to be interpreted as an aggressive machine. So I put it to the back of the line so I didn’t have to write about it until all the other stuff was out of the way. Now, I know what you’re thinking. I’m a complete D-Bag. That’s okay, I’ve got other friends aside from you.

Review URL ::
http://www.ocmodshop.com/ocmodshop.aspx?a=1355

Title: ASUS Eee PC 901 Linux Distribution Comparison @ Phoronix
Direct Link: http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=12840
Summary: “Late last month we published our preview of the ASUS Eee PC 901 and we shared our plans for a number of benchmarks using this netbook with Intel’s Atom processor. Following our Linux desktop encryption benchmarks of the ASUS Eee PC 901 and Intel Atom N270 CPU we have a performance comparison of Xandros, Fedora, Ubuntu, and Mandriva on this low-cost netbook PC.”

InsideHW.com has posted review for Biostar TP43D2-A7 & TP45D2-A7 motherboards. You can read a clip from review:

“This time we received from Biostar two motherboards that are at first glance identical. Their model names differ in one number and they belong to Biostar T series: TP43D2-A7 and TP45D2-A7. PCB is, as expected for Biostar T series, colored in blue with aluminum heat spreaders on south and north bridge. Layout of both motherboards is, generally speaking, good especially since these are low-cost motherboards. Area around CPU socket is pretty clear, so it won’t be any problems with mounting larger cooling solutions on CPU. Nearby is located 4-pin P4 power connector under which is located 4-Phase power unit…”

If you are interested to read some more, we present you link:

http://www.insidehw.com/Reviews/Motherboards/Biostar-TP43D2_A7-and-TP45D2_A7.html

Title:

Biostar TP43D2-A7 & TP45D2-A7 @ InsideHW