The original Jawbone from Aliph was one of the most highly regarded Bluetooth headsets released.  Recently, Aliph released the successor to the Jawbone, aptly named the New Jawbone.  Aliph refers to it as the New Jawbone on their website while others call it the Jawbone 2.  Today we will look at what differentiates the Jawbone 2 from all other Bluetoooth headsets and whether it should be the only headset paired with your cell phone.

The reputation of the Jawbone is one of superior sound quality and stylishness.  Aliph took the original version and slimmed it down while keeping many of the features of the original.  It still includes the military grade noise reduction technology known as NoiseAssassin.  Plus, it keeps its minimalistic stylish appearance, which looks more like some fashion item for your ear than a blinking blue LED lit piece of plastic.

So let’s take a closer look at whether the New Jawbone is worth the investment.

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NEW CONTENT – Spore PC Review

TTGamer have today posted a review of Spore for the PC. This is without a doubt the biggest PC release of 2008 so far, and it doesn’t disappoint - well, not much, anyway.

For more information, please visit - http://gaming.tweaktown.com/articles/988/spore_pc_review/index.html
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TTGamer Team
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22″ HP Debranded DVI Widescreen LCD Monitor:

Link: http://www.rbmods.com/Articles/Geeks/22_hp_lcd/1.php

Quote: Today more and more change monitors to the latest LCD monitors on the market, even the 19 inch screens are soon to small as the people choose the bigger 22 and 24 inch monitors to have enough work area. Geeks has a huge selection of various LCD screens and today we are going to look at a Debranded HP monitor that comes at a very afordable price as I see it. The question is though; will it work for fast FPS games and normal usage though?

NEW CONTENT (Casing & Cooling) - Thermaltake RamOrb Memory Cooler

QUOTE: “Times have certainly changed and even budget memory comes with a heatsink these days. Memory now runs much warmer than the ambient air surrounding it and companies are spending a great deal of time and effort to cool their products. While early coolers were held in place with what amounted to double sided tape from 3M and the coolers were more for appearance than performance, a few companies have invested in thermal transfer material to effectively transfer heat away from the RAM and pass it to the cooler.

Thermaltake is now taking the idea of the cooling RAM to a new level and incorporating one of their most popular product lines. The new Thermaltake RamOrb (PN: CL-R0029) is now shipping to retail and e-tail locations and will be available in the coming weeks.”

For more information, please visit - http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/1608/thermaltake_ramorb_memory_cooler/index.html

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The TweakTown Team
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How many pictures does the average Joe or Jane have on their computer? With the ease of use and availability of today’s digital cameras, people are snapping and storing like there’s no tomorrow. You can easily fill up a hard drive in no time with pictures of your family, friends, vacation, wedding, the honeymoon. Well, maybe not the honeymoon. But if you do, please send me an example.

Verbatim has created the PhotoSave DVD. Verbatim?s PhotoSave DVD allows you to quickly backup and archive up to 2,000* photos stored on your PC or digital camera.

Review URL ::
http://www.ocmodshop.com/ocmodshop.aspx?a=1370

Title:
Ultimate Ears Super.fi 5 Earphones

Link:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Ultimateears/Superfi5

Brief:
Ultimate Ears just released a completely new earphone dubbed the Super.fi 5. It is aimed at budget conscious earphone users looking for a good sounding, decent looking set of in-ears. The new radical design is a major leap forward compared to the old Ultimate Ears design.