Title: IronKey Personal 2 GB Secure Flash Drive Review @ TestFreaks

Review Link: http://www.testfreaks.com/blog/review/ironkey-personal-2-gb-secure-flash-drive

Review Snipit:
“Up on the review block today I’ve got probably the coolest USB Flash Drive on the market today, at least from a guys point of view anyway! It’s the IronKey, even the name sounds cool, but it’s much more than a great looking flash drive, it’s a portable vault for your data that cannot be accessed by anyone but you with your password. If someone does try to hack the drive it will self-destruct after ten wrong attempts, not literally, but the data will all be erased from the drive. The drive uses hardware based AES 256bit encryption technology, and it’s incased in a virtually indestructible solid metal casing that’s also waterproof and tamper proof so your data is sure to be safe when it’s on the IronKey. “

Title: Rosewill RZLS142-AP Case Review
Link: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/621
Category: Reviews

Summary:
RZLS142-AP is a simple steel mid-tower case from Rosewill with four 5 ¼” bays, six 3 ½” bays and two 120-mm fans. Let’s take a look on this entry-level model to see if it lives up to our expectations.

Here is a snippet:
“RZLS142-AP is a simple steel mid-tower case from Rosewill with four 5 ¼” bays, six 3 ½” bays (two external for floppy disk drives) and two 120-mm fans, one on the rear and one on the front. This case is clearly targeted to the Average Joe, but is it a good pick? Let’s take an in-depth look on this new product from Rosewill.”

Title: X.Org 7.4 Finally Released @ Phoronix
Direct Link: http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=12880
Summary: “It’s been a hell of a time getting X.Org 7.4 out the door, but this afternoon Adam Jackson has released this long-delayed update to this X system. X.Org 7.4 is arriving after the release of X Server 1.5.1 earlier in the day. Yes, it’s finally here! In this article we have information on the features that make up this release along with what it’s taken to get X.Org 7.4 primed for release.”

TITLE: WolfKing Trooper MVP Laser Gaming Mouse @ Benchmark Reviews

DESCRIPTION: Pointing devices are very important to us all during every day use of a PC. Advances in technology have made them extremely accurate, quick to respond and great for gaming. The optical mouse was a great innovation and a change for the better. The advent of the laser engine gave us much more accuracy, faster response times and no more cleaning. The laser mouse has become a “must have” for any serious gamer in these current times. Benchmark Reviews has been afforded an opportunity to examine one of these devices, the Wolf King Trooper MVP Laser Gaming Mouse.

ARTICLE URL: http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=221&Itemid=65

Title: Space Seige Review @ FusionMods.Net

Link: http://www.fusionmods.net/index.php?theCase=viewThread&threadID=1722

Quote: “Its a bit late but here\’s the review of Dungeon Siege\\\’s half brother, Space Siege.”

GMC Noblesse AVC-S1 HTPC Case Review:

Link: http://www.rbmods.com/Articles/Gmc/S1/1.php

Quote: Home theater PC cases come in all shapes and sizes, but to look like other pieces of home theater equipment, the case need to be small.  But does the small size come with a sacrifice?  GMC, a Korean company that makes a wide range of computer cases, sent us one of their popular HTPC cases, the GMC Noblesse AVC-S1.  Will this case prove that good things come in small packages?  Read on to find out.

Thecus Announces the AMD Technology-based M3800
Total Storage and Media Playback Gadget

09/24/2008–  Leading storage solution manufacturer Thecus Technology innovates again! This time, Thecus has worked closely with AMD and now introduces the all-new M3800 Stream Box. Coming this spring, the M3800 features AMD technology and delivers a complete media and storage solution perfect for the home.

Based on the AMD Geode™ processor, the M3800’s design concept is centered on the home theater. Users can use the M3800 to centrally store, manage, easily access, and enjoy their movie and music files. The whole family can view their favorite blockbuster hits and listen to their favorite tunes without the hassle of having to locate files saved in different locations or multiple machines throughout the house.

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Article Name: Arctic Cooling Accelero S1 Rev.2 Heatpipe VGA Cooler Review @ Tweaknews.net
Article Url: http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/arctic_cooling_accelero_s1_rev2_vga_cooler/

“Arctic Cooling’s well deserved reputation for high performance, low cost VGA cooling remains intact with the release of the Accelero S1 (Rev.2.) With great cooling performance and wide online availability at a pricepoint of $26.00 US or less, the S1 is a superb value. Outstanding support and a six (that’s right, I said SIX) year warranty only make the S1 an even sweeter deal.”

NEW CONTENT (News) - Examining GIGABYTE Ultra Durable 3 mobo tech – exclusive look

QUOTE: “Tonight GIGABYTE is formerly taking the covers off its Ultra Durable 3 (UD3) motherboard technology here in Taipei at the famous Taipei 101 building, to a mass of international press and overclockers, who are in town for the 2008 GO OC overclocking event. Yesterday TweakTown was exclusively invited to the GIGABYTE HQ to get a closer hands-on look at what UD3 is all about and well ahead of the rest of the media crowd who are gathered here.

Ultra Durable 3 goes one step further again on improving GIGABYTE’s line of motherboards by introducing the use of even better Japanese capacitors that are said to last for 50,000 hours (almost 6 years of continuous use) and the big deal of the day, two ounce copper layers to the PCB. All motherboard PCBs have at least one copper layer, but on the vast majority out there, they are usually only one ounce thick. GIGABYTE claim to be the industry’s first consumer desktop motherboard designer to feature two ounces of copper for both power and ground layers.”

For more information, please visit: http://www.tweaktown.com/news/10209/examining_gigabyte_ultra_durable_3_mobo_tech/index.html

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