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Samsung Galaxy Tab - Android takes on the iPad @ pcper.com
[Jan-24-11] (0 Comments)
Beyond a bigger screen size, hardware in the Galaxy Tab isextremely similar to the Samsung Galaxy S series of phones. Both theGalaxy S and Galaxy Tab feature the Hummingbird processor core,developed by fabless semiconductor company, Intrinisty. This is aninteresting detail, as the Apple A4 processor, first introduced in theiPad, and the Hummingbird core were both developed by by the samecompany, and are similar. However, since the development of this chip,Apple has purchased Intrinsity.

Antec High Current Pro 1200W Power Supply @ pcper.com
[Jan-11-11] (0 Comments)
Antec continues to raise the bar with the introduction oftheir new High Current Pro series power supplies. The HCP-1200 hasexcellent voltage regulation, very clean DC outputs, and operates veryefficiently and quietly. Antec includes a good compliment of bothfixed and modular cables/connectors and backs the HCP-1200 with a5-year warranty. If you are looking for a high-quality, high-outputPSU, this one will be hard to beat. Highly recommended!

Computex 2010 Booth Babes Gallery @ techwarelabs.com
[Jun-04-10] (0 Comments)
Each year we take thousands of pictures and at the end of a long conference we take the time to pick through these images and bring you the hottest, sexiest, booth babes of the show. Here for this year’s Computex we have assembled this collection of the hottest Asian women on the show floor.

Intel Core i5 750 - XSs @ xsreviews.co.uk
[Sep-08-09] (0 Comments)
Theintroduction of the Core i7 range of processors late last year wasthe beginning of the Nehalem family. The processors have had a mixedreception and it is fair to say that although the new series has beenimpressive performance wise, the pricing was and still is too much formany users. After all, the LGA1366 socket requires not only theprocessor but also an X58 motherboard and triple channel DDR3 memory. The Core i5’s aim is to offer what the i7’s couldn’t – an affordablemid-range CPU. The C2D and Pentium processors still make up asignificant amount of the market but the Nehalem micro-architecture isexpected to take over gradually. As a rule of thumb, the i7 series is high-end intended for hardcoreenthusiasts, Core i5 is mid ranged with the Core i3’s (yet to bereleased) aimed at entry level customers. Without further ado, let’stake a better look at the CPU on offer today. Introducing the Core i5750.

ASUS Eee PC 1005HA Seashell Netbook Video @ pcper.com
[Aug-09-09] (0 Comments)
For the price, the ASUS 1005HA offers a lot of very unique andinteresting features that you won't find on other netbooks including supportfor 802.11n networking and Bluetooth 2.1 + AD2P support for wireless audiostreaming. Not only that, but it has a sexy seashell design (hence the nameof course) and great battery life (though not up to the 10 hours quoted byASUS exactly) for a price under $400. There were a couple of drawbacks,notably the trackpad and overall system performance, but in terms of best inclass netbook devices, this is one of the top.

Silverstone Element 850 Watt Power Supply @ pro-clockers.com
[May-20-09] (0 Comments)
But Silverstone is not all about extreme power but moderate power andextreme efficiency while being affordable. The Element series offersexceptionally amounts of efficiency over two 12 volt rails. And if you thinkthat the Element is all about efficiency think again the 850 watt model wehave for review this week is capable of supporting today's GPU in SLI orCrossfire configurations. And all this can be done for about $140.

Top 10 Chic Cell Phones @ reviews.digitaltrends.com
[Mar-31-09] (0 Comments)
Much like watches, cell phones today are asmuch fashion accessories as they areindispensible pieces of technology. Fans lustover the latest models before they come out,critics pick apart the latest design choicesof the biggest manufacturers in glossymagazines, and companies wheel outcelebrities to glam up the latest andgreatest they have to offer. With all modernphones now having mastered the basics offunctionality, why not pick one that looks asgood as it works? Here are a few of the moststylish, unique and downright sexy models onthe market today.

Antec 900 V2 - XSs @ xsreviews.co.uk
[Feb-13-09] (0 Comments)
TheAntec 900 was one of the most popular gaming cases released in the pastfew years. It was good looking, had great cooling and some interestingfeatures, and was even followed up by a little brother version, theAntec 300. Now though, Antec felt that it was time for a refresh, meetthe Antec 900 v2. It's got whopping cooling options, along with a niceside window, dust filters have been added and it still looks damn sexy.Let's see how it holds up in our testing.

[News] CoolerMaster Silent Pro-M 600w Power Supply @ virtual-hideout.net
[Feb-13-09] (0 Comments)
It may only be flexing 600 Watts. And, it may not look like it hasanything special underneath that clean, sexy, black exterior. But, theCoolerMaster Silent Pro M 600W Power Supply does have some extra horse powerhiding underneath the hood. This is why I suggested having a look at thetest results before running off to buy a 700 Watt PSU. The Silent Pro M 600Wis like a

Roccat Kone - XSs @ xsreviews.co.uk
[Nov-04-08] (0 Comments)
Forthe last few years the gaming peripheral market has really beendominated by two companies, Razer, and Logitech; with others likeMicrosoft corroborating with them to grab a small share of the market.Other companies have come out with great gaming headsets and mousemats, but when it comes down to top gaming mice, no one else reallygets a look in. However, over the last year of delays, a lot of buzzhas been building over a company called Roccat, suffused with aridiculously over the top viral marketing campaign, they have finallyreleased the Roccat Kone. It's a right handed, ergonomic gaming mousewith sexy lighting and impressive features. Can it make an impression to raise Roccat into Logitech and Razerleagues? Let's see.

Lian Li PC-A7010 case @ pureoverclock.com
[Oct-16-08] (0 Comments)
Catering to discerning consumers and demanding enthusiasts withall-aluminum construction, sleek designs, and superb features, Lian Li'snewest PC-A70101 boasts a Hot Swap hard drive system, washable air filters,and a sexy black anodized aluminum exterior. But you're only as good as yourlast success, so let's find out if the A7010 can continue a winning trend.

BFG 9800 GX2 1GB Video Card ed @ thetechlounge.com
[Aug-06-08] (0 Comments)
It would be very, very hard not to covet this video card. I know I recently said that the 9800 GTX was the sexy card, but this one might actually look nicer, eye of the beholder and all. And it's not just skin-deep, it's faaast, and because of that, we can overlook its frightening heat production and power consumption. But it isn't a bargain. Thanks to price warring, it's in the 'you gotta be crazy' and not the 'price is no question' bracket, and because of that, it'll get more attention than it might deserve. It's compelling, after all-- especially the idea of quad SLI. Not that I'd turn one down, but the people for whom it makes sense are fewer than the people that can afford it. That is to say, it's a great piece of hardware, but it's only a good idea in the strictest of circumstances.

Maxtor OneTouch 4 Mini 320GB @ techgage.com
[Jul-29-08] (0 Comments)
Maxtor'sdiminutive OneTouch 4 Mini pushes the capacity envelope again,packing a positively huge 320 gigabytes of storage into a tinyenclosure. It's also one of the sexiest mini external drives we'veseen. Is the OneTouch 4 Mini 320GB a portable storage slam-dunk?

CPU Cooler Roundup - 22 Models Tackle Our QX6850 @ techgage.com
[Jun-25-08] (0 Comments)
What better way is there to find out which CPU coolersexcel than to throw them at our ultra-hot Intel QX6850? We took 22different models and did just that. Some surprised us, some didn't.What we were left with were five different models that deserved ourEditor's Choice award.

LaCie Mini Hub 500GB USB 2.0 FireWire External Hard Drive @ thinkcomputers.org
[May-16-08] (0 Comments)
Looking for a new external hard drive? Tired of reaching behind yourcomputer to access USB or FireWire ports? Well the mini Hub 500GB USB 2.0FireWire External Hard Drive is perfect for you. It offers the functionalityof an external hard drive while providing 4 USB and 2 FireWire hub ports.This drive is a very sturdy hard drive and provides a unique design whichmakes it stackable with Mac Mini's. Read on further to see what thisexternal hard drive is all about.

Corsair VX550W PSU @ bit-tech.net
[May-06-08] (0 Comments)
Continually, we find ourselves looking at great Corsair PSUs –the HX,the TX and now the VX have all performed fantastically. The VX550W doesexactly what it says on the tin and even though our model dropped afraction below 80 percent load under significant 3.3V and 5V stress,it's very unlikely they'll ever hit these sorts of values in a real PC.Where it matters the Corsair VX550W works exceptionally well, hittingupwards of 85 percent efficiency throughout the rest of the tests.We'dbe torn between the significant benefits of buying modular, versus theextra cost and slightly lower power. I used the VX550W in my own hometheatre PC for a few months prior to this review and it was nothing butfantastic. In this instance, cable management didn't matter since therewas a large enough case that was designed just to be super-low noise:in that respect it worked perfectly. I even had to install an extracathode it to tell if the system was on or off, simply because it was thatquiet I couldn't hear it unless my head was all of two inches away.Ihad to swap it out for the Thermaltake Toughpower Q-Fan 650W wereviewed before the Corsair and while that quotes just 17dB you'd bevery hard pushed to tell them apart. I'd still prefer to use theCorsair VX550W simply because the cables are better designed (4+4-pinEPS 12V instead of an 8-pin with a 4-pin tail), even though it's notmodular.For any Intel P35/P45 or AMD 770X, 780G based PC with mainstreamcomponents the VX550W should absolutely suffice, but it's not theanswer for everyone – there are a lot more ifs and buts than when welooked at the TX750W. If you do decide to buy a VX550W though, youwon't be disappointed.

Aqua Computer Aquaduct 360 XT Water Cooling System @ pcper.com
[May-02-08] (0 Comments)
The Aqua Computer Aquaduct 360 XT is an excellent water coolingsolution capable of handling the latest CPUs and video cards. It deliversvery good cooling to multiple components. The Aquaduct 360 XT exhibitsexcellent build quality and highlights German engineering at its best. Itcomes with Aqua Computers advanced Aquaero controller and Aquasuitesoftware, which allows monitoring and controlling just about every variablein the water cooling system. This feature alone places the Aquaduct 360 XTin a class of its own. And while the cooling performance of the AquagraFX8800 GTX video card cooler was good, the performance of the new Cuplex XTDual Impact CPU waterblock was outstanding.

ASUS M3A32-MVP Deluxe/WiFi-AP Motherboard @ thinkcomputers.org
[Mar-24-08] (0 Comments)
ASUS is one of the most well-known motherboard manufacturers. Itsboards are known for consistent stability and awesome features, as well asexcellent design. ThinkComputers reviewed the M3A32-MVP Deluxe/Wifi, atop-shelf, Crossfire-capable motherboard using the AMD 790X chipset and anon-board wireless module. This writer's first motherboard review, I loadthis board with everything I could throw at it:a top of the line powersupply and graphics card, oodles of RAM, and three operating systems.

XFX GeForce 9800 GX2 1GB - Dual G92 is Sexy @ pcper.com
[Mar-18-08] (0 Comments)
Is the extra performance you get out of the 9800 GX2 in thebenchmarks and gaming results we saw today worth that much extra money?While this is a very personal question between you and your wallet I'd haveto say it is a definite maybe. In talking with XFX I'm reasonably certainthat the prices for these cards will be at the $599 price point but I thinkthat in NVIDIA's complicated board design and cooler design has forced themto raise the price of the car to higher than they or their partners wouldhave liked.

ASUS U2E 11" Ultra-mobile Notebook - In a class of its own @ pcper.com
[Mar-04-08] (0 Comments)
The ASUS U2E is perhaps one of the best notebooks to hit theultra-mobile market. Ever. By offering both solid performance for thissegment, a list of features that exceeds machines much larger, size andweight that any road warrior would envy and battery life of nearly 8.5 hoursASUS is able to address nearly every concern for the mobile market; not tomention that it is simultaneously sexy and elegant.

Mod of the Month - February 2008 @ bit-tech.net
[Feb-29-08] (0 Comments)
If you read this monthly feature or even this site regularly,you knowthat I have a soft spot for the Mac G5 case. So sleek, so sexy,so...perforated. Honestly, how many of us say

Sunbeam Rheobus Extreme Fan Controller @ techpowerup.com
[Feb-16-08] (0 Comments)
Sunbeam is well known for their four channel Rheobus fan controller. Recently, they decided to create a new version called the Rheobus Extreme which has six channels and can support up to 30 W per channel. Each channel has a clear knob that glows blue, and the brightness changes with the fan speed setting. We take a look at this new fan controller and put it to the test.

Technology Theme of 2008:Sexy Looks @ cooltechzone.com
[Jan-14-08] (0 Comments)
We are at a point where the technology industry is all about looks and sex appeal. At least that's what the companies are saying. We could choose to believe them knowing that a lot of consumers are demanding sleek electronics, instead of beige, boring boxes hosting the hardware, but, as you know by now, CES was terrible this year, and a lot of companies resorted to changing a few things here and there to add flair to their existing product line. That could be another factor. Either way, sexy looks were all the rage this year. And that looks to be the future.

OCZ Vendetta @ bit-tech.net
[Dec-23-07] (0 Comments)
For the size, theOCZ Vendetta is exceptionally capable, providing yourun the fan at full speed. If you're anything like us, that'll justdrive you nuts, however it seems that some in our community have agreater tolerance to these things so it could suit them well. Using theincluded 4-pin connector on the fan works well, providing yourmotherboard has the facility to use it â€“ although you can still swap itfor any 92mm of choice and take the performance hit. However, does thecost of an extra 92mm fan on top of this heatsink simply equate to abigger heatsink altogether?The attention to detail, like the rubber fan mounts and pitted fins, isexcellent. In addition to its great build quality and because it'ssmaller than most heatsinks weâ€™ve seen recently, it should easily fitmore restrictive boards as well. It's a great replacement for the stockIntel heatsink but some might not be sure if it's worth Â£5 more thanthe Arctic Cooler Freezer 7 Pro which, at the same noise level, shouldperform fairly similarly to the Vendetta.

Hiper Type R Mk II 880W Power Supply @ pcper.com
[Dec-17-07] (0 Comments)
But beauty is more than just skin deep. The Hiper 880W PSU deliversexcellent voltage regulation and the overall efficiency is very good. Undernormal operating conditions (below 600W load) the Hiper 880W is very quiet.The PSU comes fitted with a good assortment of hard-wired cables andconnectors that can support dual, high-end video cards. And let's notforget 8 USB 2.0 ports and one USB-style mobile device charging port foradded connectivity.

bit-tech :BFGTech GeForce 8800 GT OC 512MB @ bit-tech.net
[Nov-12-07] (0 Comments)
We continue tobe impressed by Nvidia’s GeForce 8800 GT and in the grand scheme ofthings, and BFGTech’s overclocked card continues that trend. Admittedly, the BFGTech 8800 GT OC is only a few frames per secondfaster than the reference card in most scenarios, but the benefit ofthe BFGTech card is that it comes with a decent warranty and, fromexperience, good customer services too.At around £182 (inc. VAT) with free delivery for active bit-tech forummembers, it’s not the cheapest GeForce 8800 GT available - but it’swell-placed in the middle of the pricing matrix. XFX’s Alpha Dog XXXEdition, which comes with 670MHz core and 1950MHz memory clocks is allthe way up at £223 (inc. VAT), while the cheapest stock-clocked GeForce8800 GT we’ve seen is around the £165-mark.Ultimately, it depends what you’re after and, if you don’t mind waitinga few days, BFGTech’s GeForce 8800 GT OC2 should be available to buy onOverclockers UK for around £195 (inc. VAT). This card comes clocked at675MHz core, 1674MHz shader and 1950MHz memory – you can achieve thiswith a bit of overclocking on the 8800 GT OC, but is it worth saving£10 to potentially void your warranty?On the whole, BFGTech’s GeForce 8800 GT OC card delivers and it earns arecommendation from us, but we’d like pricing (on the whole) to settledown to more respectable levels. At the very least, we’d like theprices to come down to the levels we were told the GeForce 8800 GT wasexpected to hit in the run-up to its launch back on the 29th October. I guess we’re not going to see prices settle down until the demandstarts to drop off a little though, so it's a case of either get onewhen you can, or wait a while until the demand shrinks – supply isvery short at the moment it would seem, as everywhere we’ve looked, allGeForce 8800 GTs are on backorder.

Exclusive Inside Look! @ tweaktown.com
[Oct-31-07] (0 Comments)
We decided that once the finalized product is out, there will be streams of people out there doing similar types of reviews, telling you h ow fast it runs and what its benefits are along with how it should be use d. I can already sum that up in two sentences. It's cheap, it's funct ional and it doesn't take up a lot of space. It can fulfill the basics that you need a PC for, and it is wireless so you can connect to the web easily. What more do you need? What indeed? So to make this review more interesting we have decided to l ook under the Eee PC's skirt to see what makes her so cute and sexy. We have taken the Eee PC apart to the component level and we are going to d ivulge each and every bulge. Read on and feast your eyes. Please note the content is slightly risqu=E9.

content-type:x-google-sender-auth; @ dragonsteelmods.com
[Oct-17-07] (0 Comments)
Today for review I've got a cool little product that makes all the otherbackup systems out there obsolete, it's called the Backup-Pal and it'sextremely easy to use, compatible with pretty much every phone out there andessentially future-proof as well, it'll work with any phone you get just byadding a new connector tip. This also means you can easily transfer yourcontacts from one phone to the next with no hassles or worries, and with theoption of a PC connectivity kit and software you can even edit your contactsas well. So continue on to check out this great new product...

bit-tech :Gigabyte Odin GT 800W Power Supply @ bit-tech.net
[Oct-15-07] (0 Comments)
Gigabyte has done a fantastic job with its first power supply -it'sextremely quiet, very well made, good looking and it has cool additionslike molex quick release plugs, modularity, thermal probes, fanadapters, colour co-ordination (mostly) and software control. I'mgenuinely finding it hard to criticise it but my natural gut reactionis

Apple iPod Nano (3rd Generation) @ cooltechzone.com
[Sep-10-07] (0 Comments)
We couldn't wait to get our hands on the latest of Apple's iPod musicplayers, as the company put on its annual show to update the mostsuccessful product line in its history last week. Needless to say, theindustry is buzzing once again and for a good reason. We've got to behonest though. When Jobs first showcased the new line, our jaws dropped.We were horrified with the new designs. They appeared to be chubby, clunkyand anything but sexy. Was Apple losing its touch with reality? Who wouldwant an out of shape iPod? Certainly not us. But we were wrong.

Running on Steam - a look at digital distribution now and in the future @ bit-tech.net
[Jun-28-07] (0 Comments)
In order toget 13 million on board, you have to get their publishersas well as some pretty big titles. And how do you do that, when youdirectly compete with their business? A publisher's job is to bring adeveloper's game to the public, for a pretty hefty sum. Getting the indie developers, of course, is a lot easier...and that isexactly what Valve did, starting with itself. After the fallout withVivendi Universal regarding the original Half-Lifeand the costs for its sequel, Valve decided to give Steam its firstshot as more than just a match-making and anti-cheat program. It usedSteam as the activation method for HL2, providing it with each boxedcopy. With the HL2 bomb dropped, it was time to get serious with indiedevelopers.

Girls @ techpowerup.com
[Jun-13-07] (0 Comments)
At this year's Computex you could see an incredible number of hot girls that were presenting products or playing games with the crowd. We took over 190 photos of the hottest babes in their short sexy skirts. Full resolution shots are available for your viewing pleasure.

Intel China's Modding Expo show report @ bit-tech.net
[May-22-07] (0 Comments)
Celebrity endorsements are a powerful marketing tool:womenspendbillions on cosmetics because a movie star tells them “they’re worthit”. Thousands of weekend golfers lap up Nike equipment to “be likeTiger”. But would the same thing work for a product like a processor?Faced with the challenge of sexing-up CPUs as part of a domesticmarketing push, Intel China devised an impressively progressive plan:tap into the talent of the worldwide modding community to combinebeauty on the outside with speed and power efficiency on the inside.

Logitech diNovo Edge Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard @ digg.com
[Apr-30-07] (0 Comments)
Logitech wowed us in person at CES with what had to be the prettiest keyboard ever made. Now we've got one on-hand to get down anddirty with. The question is, is it all sex and no love? And can it really be worth the sky-high pricetag?

Sytrin KuFormula VF1 Plus GPU Cooler @ modders-inc.com
[Apr-17-07] (0 Comments)
Everyone would like their graphics card to run cooler for differentreasons and the stock GPU coolers do a decent job, but we always wantsomething better. Sytrin's newest cooler, the KuFormula VF1 Plus, coolsextremely well. The KuFormula VF1 Plus might take up a little more spacethan most coolers, but the cooling difference more than makes up for theadditional space.

Make Internet Better By Killing Anonymity @ cooltechzone.com
[Mar-29-07] (0 Comments)
You may have heard about the Kathy Sierra case, which has been spreadingin the blogosphere like wildfire for the past couple of days. In case youhaven’t heard about the news, here’s a quick synopsis. Sierra, a prominentfemale blogger, decided to withdraw from participating in a workshop atO’Reilly’s Emerging Technology Conference and decided to stop writing onher blog because of the death threats and crude sexual comments that shehas received in the course of four weeks. Obviously these comments weremade anonymously on Sierra’s blog and on two other sites.

ASUS P5N-E SLI 650i Motherboard @ thinkcomputers.org
[Mar-27-07] (0 Comments)
ASUS is a brand known for quality and excellence in all of their products. With the launch of NVIDIA's 680i chipset ASUSpresented enthusiasts with the Strike Extreme board with the price tag of around $400. This price tag made it very unreasonable formost consumers out there. Because ASUS knows everyone is not made of money they released the P5N-E SLI board, which uses the lessexpensive 650i chipset. This is a very great option for consumers who want to SLI support on the Core 2 Duo platform. So let's takea look at this budget board from ASUS.

An introduction to hard drive technology @ bit-tech.net
[Mar-13-07] (0 Comments)
From a performance point of view, the hard drive has alwaysbeen one ofthe most overlooked components in a desktop system. Perhaps hard drivesjust aren’t sexy enough? After all, competing with the newest andshiniest graphics cards and processors is a tough business for what isessentially a nondescript rectangular box in which you put stuff.

In Win F430 @ overclockersonline.net
[Mar-06-07] (0 Comments)
The F430 is an excellent case, boasting a bright red finish, andstylish air ducts. The whole case feels very rigid with no creaks orrattles, and it is a very pleasant case to work with because of the drivebay railing as well as the folded edges. The installation is straightforward, and the manual is very clearly laid out. The cooling performance isexcellent. The only thing that separates this case and the truly high endcomputer cases is the lack of a motherboard tray and more space for internalhard drives. All in all, the F430 can pertain to anyone who has a passionfor racing, because every time they would push the

Intel 45nm technology overview @ bit-tech.net
[Jan-27-07] (0 Comments)
Obviously, this has some potentially quite seriousimplications,because gate leakage tunnelling through the silicon dioxide increasesexponentially when the dielectric gate walls get thinner and thinner.Excessive current leakage causes an increase in power dissipation andheat output – something that the Prescott core was famous for. What youend up with is a transistor that’s never fully switched to off;instead, you’ve got millions of transistors that resemble a light bulbthat only dims when you switch it off. In other words, the transistorsend up becoming power inefficient.

Asus Crosshair motherboard ed @ bit-tech.net
[Jan-12-07] (0 Comments)
So in all, for a pure gaming PC it offers a greatperforming, stableoption for people looking for a machine based around socket AM2 withsupport for SLI. For a workstation PC that can take some hardcore I/O,it doesn't fair so good, but then again, it isn't marketed to do that.Some people have complained that the Asus Republic of Gamers seriesboards are just a licence to charge more, and that the cost isexcessive. There's no doubting this board is one of the more expensive socket AM2motherboards based on the same chipset, but you do get a lot more foryour money in terms of quirky features. Despite only slightly betteroverclocking, if those extra features appeal to you than the AsusCrosshair is a good choice.

Thermaltake & Tagan High-End PSU Shoot-Out @ hothardware.com
[Nov-28-06] (0 Comments)
Power -- It's one of the most important factors for peak systemperformance and stability. Yet, the PSU is still an often overlooked PCcomponent. While not as sexy as a high-end motherboard, video card or RAM,the power supplying these components is just as important as the componentsthemselves.

Intel Kentsfield Quad-Core Core 2 Extreme QX6700 Performance @ hothardware.com
[Sep-29-06] (0 Comments)
But can we really exploit the available throughput of a quad-core IntelCore 2 processor? Will this new high-end CPU aimed to woo the hearts of thecomputing enthusiast, with its subtly-sexy

NZXT Nemesis Elite Case @ hi-techreviews.com
[Sep-17-06] (0 Comments)
If you aren't familiar with NZXT and their full line of customcomputer cases then you are missing out on some of the best looking case tocome down the pike. They have given such cases as the Lexa which in myopinion is one of the best looking cases on the market today and look fortheir new Zero model to cause a stir when it is released. The case we arereviewing for them today is their model Nemesis Elite, this is an aluminumcase that sports a total three 120mm fans along with dead sexy LCD displayto let you know what is going on with you system. So come on along as wecheck this bad boy out.

Nintendo DS Lite @ gideontech.com
[Jun-16-06] (0 Comments)
For this review, I'm going to cut to the chase a bit earlier. The Nintendo DS Lite is one beautiful piece of work. Since hearing about the DS, I've always wanted one. The DS offers games of a different calibre. If you are expecting games you'd play on the PS2 or XBox, you'll be in for quite a surprise. The DS caters to the mobile gamer who wants challenging unique games with a touch of Nintendo added. Combine all that in a sexier piece of hardware and you have something to talk about.

Bluegears b-ice 120mm Fan @ thinkcomputers.org
[May-27-06] (0 Comments)
A few reviews ago I reviewed the b-Cool fan from Blue Gears; today I have their newest edition the b-Ice. It isn't quite asexciting as the b-Cool with the built-in LCD temperature display, but the b-ice is exciting in its own right. With it's chromefinish and LEDs that reflect off of the chrome while spinning it does make for a nice presentation and is an attention getter. Readon to learn more...

:OCZ Technology DDR2 PC2-8000 Platinum XTC Extreme Edition @ hexus.net
[Apr-20-06] (0 Comments)
If your system can effectively utilise 1GHz-rated DDR2, andit's a big if, OCZ's 2GByte pack should be at the top of yourshortlist. Summing it up in a word is easy enough. That word isextreme.

Asus Atlas 55GA 550W PSU @ viperlair.com
[Apr-20-06] (0 Comments)
The Asus Atlas 55GA has a sexy stylish design overall which I think many will like. Couple this with almost inaudible and efficient cooling and that is a good basis off the bat. Support for ATX2.01 (and BTX Compatibility), 24 Pin power and P8 power are Modular in design to maintain backwards compliance with ATX. Of course Dual 12v rails help spread the load and you also get a 6 pin PCIe power connector.

:World Exclusive - ARMARI Pantheon-FX @ hexus.net
[Jan-12-06] (0 Comments)
The Armari Pantheon FX system is a decidedly niche product.It's designed to appeal to those of you with a large wedge of cash tospend on a PC, yet don't want to splash it on some run-of-the-millaffair. Armari has taken the step of engineering a gaming machinewith some of the tastiest components available at the start of 2006and amalgamated them into a sexy-looking small form-factor unitsourced from the folks at SilverStone. It's clear from the choice ofcomponents that performance is of foremost concern.

Centon Advanced A2X512S26400LL 1GB Dual Channel Kit @ insanetek.com
[Dec-21-05] (0 Comments)
Centon is back with another Advanced memory. This time it caters to the needs of Intel users. Using the great Micron fatbody D9s,the Advanced PC2-6400 looks to be a sexy winner.

Casio Exilim EX-S500 5.0 Mega Pixel Digital Camera @ bonafidereviews.com
[Dec-19-05] (0 Comments)
Casio has developed a name for itself through its pocket-sized Exilim line of high-performance digital cameras and the EX-S500 serves as no exception. Slim, sleek, and sexy are the adjectives that come to mind, and this little Casio drew many looks when I carried it around.

Antec Neo HE 500W Power Supply @ thinkcomputers.org
[Dec-15-05] (0 Comments)
I've done quite a few reviews of Antec products, and they have never failed to disappoint. Their products are alwaysexcellent performing and made with high quality standards in mind. Today I have my first official review of an Antec power supply;I've reviewed quite a few products by them but never a power supply. I have gotten power supplies with the cases I have reviewedyes, but the review was about the case not the power supply. I've heard a lot of great things about Antec power supplies; they arealways on a list of award winning and recommended power supplies, so I was looking forward to this review.

DFI Ultra LANParty UT nF4 Ultra-D @ viperlair.com
[Dec-08-05] (0 Comments)
An enthusiast’s enthusiast motherboard. Tweaks, tweaks and more tweaks make this a must choice outside of an SLI solution for the overclocker extraordinaire. Sexy looks and performance to match it, DFI hits the mark, again.

ABS Stealth ATX Chassis @ viperlair.com
[Dec-06-05] (0 Comments)
All in all the Stealth is an awesome case, it looks awesome and is very well built. ABS did their homework and for the most part came up with a perfect case. The two cons I listed are minor and shouldn't be a major problem for most users. It's simple elegant design is a sight for sore eyes when so many cases these days look like robots, demons, cars etc. The Stealth goes to the top of my VERY short list of sexy, classy, elegant cases.

Nitro Ax Full Tower Server Case @ atruereview.com
[Nov-26-05] (0 Comments)
I'm tired of reviewing the same type of cases. Same interior and adifferent front face, that is the typical mid-tower today. Maybe that iswhy I truly enjoy the server cases. They have plenty of room and greatcooling. The looks can be bland at times, but some are very professionallooking. No matter what though, they are innovative. That is why I wasexcited when I-Star offered me the chance to review their Nitro Ax servercase.

Icemat 2nd Edition Mouse Pad @ pro-clockers.com
[Nov-09-05] (0 Comments)
The originally Icemat was hailed the world over my gamers andenthusiasts for its sleek looks, gaming prowess, and the all important partof aiding the experienced gamer in making fragging those noobs just that biteasier. Today I have with me the newer, sleeker and sexier looking Icemat2nd Edition, let's see how it does when put through its paces.

Razer Copperhead 2000DPI Laser Mouse @ techgage.com
[Nov-04-05] (0 Comments)
Looking for the *next* killer gaming mouse? It seemsthat every fewmonths, one will come along and blow us away. Now we are seeing gamingmice that finally have a freakin' LASER! Today we are taking a look atthe new Razer Copperhead, which not only looks awesome, but performsexceptionally.

Abit AW8-MAX 3rd eye II 955x motherboard@ XtremeComputing @ xtremecomputing.co.uk
[Sep-17-05] (0 Comments)
Hang on doesn't the AW8-MAX come with a realtek sound????... okno seriously this is were I think the new version of the =B5Guru clockcomes into its own. Not only does it report temperatures, voltages fanspeeds and Skype to name a few there is a built in sound card inside theclock usable through a set of headphones and mic to plugged into theclock itself. Link:http://www.xtremecomputing.co.uk/review.php?id=198 60x60 thumb:http://www.xtremecomputing.co.uk/images/review/preview198.jpg Larger thumb:http://www.xtremecomputing.co.uk/images/review/preview198a.jpg As always a news post is appreciated and thanks in Advance Regards, Richard R.Bowzer www.xtremecomputing.co.uk14 Colchester roadEdgwareMiddlesexHa8 0ra United Kingdom

Apple Mighty Mouse @ bonafidereviews.com
[Sep-16-05] (0 Comments)
The reviews I have read on the Mighty Mouse focus on the negative:only two-button functionality with Windows, no satisfying click from the side buttons, a short cord, and the like. All of these criticisms are accurate—the Mighty Mouse does have its weak points. Still, what these other reviews have not stressed enough is how sexy the Mighty Mouse is!

:Asetek WaterChill Xtreme 12V Pump/Reservoir @ hexus.net
[Aug-26-05] (0 Comments)
The design is revolutionary. I'm sure we'll see copycatdesigns surfacing to flatter the Asetek engineers. Performance isexcellent, this pump should be able to handle the most taxing ofwatercooling circuits. Now all Asetek have to do is sort out theControl Panel software.

Thecus N4100 IP Storage Appliance @ hexus.net
[Jul-19-05] (0 Comments)
If you're looking for a new means of storing and protectingthe vast amount of data you have somehow managed to acquire, then askyourself whether an IP storage solution would be feasible for you. Ifyou really need a 100% uptime, network attached storage device withaccess control and hotswap array rebuilds, and you don't mind the 7hour RAID 5 build (which is only likely to be an issue once,) thenthe N4100 is worth considering. Just bear in mind that 900GB ofprotected network attached storage in a sexy black box will set youback a grand.

Cooler Master Hyper 6+ Heatsink @ pcper.com
[Jun-29-05] (0 Comments)
Cooler Master has again combined brute size with innovativeengineering to produce a HSF that can deliver good performance with minimalnoise. The copper base, six heat pipes and large fin surface area excel attransferring heat and keeping the CPU cool. The Hyper 6+ fit and finish isexcellent as we have come to expect from Cooler Master. The addition ofblue LED's to the clear fan frame is also a nice aesthetic touch.

Antec NeoPower 480W PSU @ techniz.co.uk
[Apr-16-05] (0 Comments)
Antec is one of the most famous brands of producing the True Power PSU.
The performance of this Antec NEOPOWER 480W PSU is very good and stable as
you can refer back to the testing and performance section. Moreover, the
PSU is comes with a sexy black color housing and it looks so great. A part
from that, it comes with the advance cable management system where you
only need to plug in the cable that you require to use.

HP LaserJet 2420-DN Network Laser Printer Review @ pcstats.com
[Mar-25-05] (0 Comments)
A good quality laser printer is still an essential for any office where printing is required. We work in an office ourselves, and we know how difficult it can be to find reliable unbiased information in the less-than-sexy area of reliable business equipment. Weve taken a look at several laser printers over the last few months, and today were pleased to have another one in-house. The Hewlett-Packard Laserjet 2420dn model that were looking at is a networked monochrome laser printer with a 1200x1200 maximum resolution, 64MB of onboard memory (expandable to 320MB), 350 sheet paper capacity, a built-in HP JetDirect Ethernet print server, and automatic duplex printing.

CeBIT 2005: Zalman Tech play it cool @ Team-HEXUS.net
[Mar-11-05] (0 Comments)
The new TNN 300 is a compact, 'Totally No Noise' computer enclosure, which in Zalman’s own words is a “petite, sexy variation of the TNN series computer enclosure”. To you and me that means that Zalman have added a stylish twist to their kit, and eye appeal has had a say in how the final product looks.

X-Handler Case @ atruereview.com
[Feb-06-05] (0 Comments)
When I first saw this case, I instantly thought "Apple". Seems everyone
wants a piece of the ultra sexy G5 design, and Xoxide puts forth an effort
with their X-Handler (Blizzard) case. Let's take a look at this low-priced
case and see if those uber handles really are functional or just for
show...

NVIDIA's nForce4 Professional Launch @ HEXUS
[Jan-31-05] (0 Comments)
Socket 940 just got sexy again. Uniprocessor Opteron and Athlon FX systems
get PCI Express and arguably the best disk and networking controllers on the market.
SMP Opteron gets everything in counts of two or four, over and above the base CK8-04
configuration and feature set. Board partners seem to be ignoring uniprocessor for
the time being, dual and quad Opteron getting masses of nForce4 love from the likes
of Tyan.

Mushkin 1GB DC DDR2 PC2-5300 @ techniz.co.uk
[Jan-23-05] (0 Comments)
The Mushkin DDR2 PC5300 memory modules are very overclockable RAM.
Furthermore, it comes with a sexy black heat spreader. As for the
performance, with the slightly loosen the timing, the RAM was able to hit
336.5MHz which is equal to DDR 673. That was an excellent result. But, we
were unable to test it higher due to the limitation of the processor
default speed which is at 3.2GHz, we have hit the wall of this processor.
This Mushkin DDR2 PC5300 memory module is really a good buy at the MSRP at
US $274 for a DDR2 range of memory.

Cooler Master Cavalier 1 (CAV-T01) Case Video Review #505 @ 3dGameMan.com
[Nov-17-04] (0 Comments)
The Cooler Master Cavalier 1 (CAV-T01) Case has lots of useful features and looks fantastic. The front on this case looks very sexy with its stylish curves and an analog sound pressure display accentuates that look. There are 5x5.25", 1x3.5" (ext.), and 4x3.5" (int.) drives. It also includes two fans (120mm & 80mm) and a 350 watt Power Supply. Watch the Video to find out more...

OCZ PowerStream 420W PSU @ Viper Lair
[Oct-11-04] (0 Comments)
The OCZ PowerStream has hit the mark, and then some. Not only is this power supply
of the highest quality, it is quiet and sexy. OCZ has hit a homer with the
PowerStream line, it would have been a Grand Slam had they wrapped up all of their
power leads, but that is only a small issue and you can wrap them yourself to get
the colors you desire.

Corsair XMS2 DDR2 PC2-5400 Memory Video Review #489 @ 3dgameman.com
[Oct-08-04] (0 Comments)
The Corsair XMS2 DDR2 PC2-5400 Memory is without a doubt the sexiest, performance laden memory out there. It's great to see the activity LEDs on this line of memory, modders will love it! Fancy LEDs is one thing; but this memory is rock stable, reliable & even overclocks very well. Impressive! This is a must have for anyone purchasing DDR2 memory. Watch the Video to find out more..." ~3dGameMan.com

bit-news Keep your hands on the keyboard @ Bit Tech
[Oct-08-04] (0 Comments)
Sit back and relax for an epic tale of sex and intrigue in the world of computing... Our resident editorial guru James Morris explains how a little hard drive probing can go a long way.

Win a Custom Airbrushed and Modded Thermaktake Tsunami by MNPCTech @ Controlled Insanity
[Oct-01-04] (0 Comments)
As part of Controlled-Insanity PC Mods monthly giveaways, we have teamed up with professional modding guru Bill Owen from MNPCTech to give away one of the sexiest cases I have ever seen in my entire life. This case is a Thermaltake Tsunami, custom modded and professionally airbrushed with several representations of our logo, and the detail is phenominal! You can enter to win up until October 29th, and the winner will be chosen on October 30th. Stop by the forums to sign up, registration is quick, painless, and FREE!! Don't miss out on this amazing giveaway!!

Thermalright NB-1C @ Steamed Turtle
[Sep-19-04] (0 Comments)
Back in march, I had the honour of being amongst the first to review the then-latest fanctastic addition to the thermalright line up. The NB-1 impressed immensely, my only qualm being that it didn't match the SP-97 for pure-copper-sexiness. Thermalright are good at taking on board the findings of we journalistic types, and it is with pleasure that I introduce to you, the valued readers, the thermalright NB-1C. Machined from a single copper block, the NB-1C is 100% solid copper. Your northbridge doesn't get much happier than this. Lets see how this baby performs...

Windows XP Security Tweaking for the paranoid guide updated @ I Am Not A Geek
[Jul-08-04] (0 Comments)
With the amount of spyware and malicious scripts floating around anybody that keeps sensitive materials on their system never can be too careful. I'd like to show you some tweaks that you should be using to help keep your data a bit safer than on default machines. The other part that I'll be looking into is pure paranoia! Everybody's out to get you, don't let your computer transmit data ANYWHERE without you telling it to.

This guide is intended for all of the people who believe tinfoil hats are fashionable. 99.5% of the people out there won't need or want these tweaks. We're not geeks REALLY! I like the way my hat makes me feel.... It makes me feel sexy AND secure.

Logitech diNovo Media Desktop Review @ Max It
[Jun-19-04] (0 Comments)
Keyboards and mice. An essential item. You press a key and move the mouse
and stuff happens. Are you turned on yet? Now if some manufacturer came
along and asked you to shell out over £150 for the priviledge of pressing
Crtl-Alt-Del you'd probably tell them to shove the 'Insert' key where the
sun don't shine. Enter Logitech with both butt cheeks clenched tight. The
all singing, all dancing sexed up bluetooth media desktop, might just be
enough to tempt you to splash out a big wad.

Windows XP Security Tweaking for the paranoid @ IANAG
[May-12-04] (0 Comments)
With the amount of spyware and malicious scripts floating around anybody that keeps sensitive materials on their system never can be too careful. I'd like to show you some tweaks that you should be using to help keep your data a bit safer than on default machines. The other part that I'll be looking into is pure paranoia! Everybody's out to get you; don't let your computer transmit data ANYWHERE without you telling it to.

This guide is intended for all of the people who believe tinfoil hats are fashionable. 99.5% of the people out there won't need or want these tweaks. We're not geeks REALLY! I like the way my hat makes me feel.... It makes me feel sexy AND secure.

Logitech Z3 Speakers @ Envy News
[May-12-04] (0 Comments)
Gone are the days of five-foot tall and ten driver cone speakers the size of small fridges. Replaced by Neodymium rare-earth magnets, zero-vibration materials, metal drivers, and smart resonance chambers, the new-generation bookshelf speakers have stepped in to eradicate the need of yester-decade's offerings. It's apparent from the low-end to the bleeding-edge high-end; small, compact, and sexy are the way to go. Today's young industrial and acoustic designers are employing over a century of audio engineering and combining these principles with present-day mass-manufacturing. The end result - top tier audio fidelity for the masses. It seems to be the trend for 2004; clean and smart designs combined with quality and excellence.

Steelpad 4S @ HardwareHounds.com
[May-09-04] (0 Comments)
Everyone has a mouse pad. Well, everyone with a mouse has a mouse pad would probably be more precise. Now, what pops
into your mind when the word mouse pad comes up? Normally it’s a small rubbery rectangle with all the sex appeal of a potato.
Not so with the Steelpad 4S. This mouse pad is made to draw attention. It’s big, it’s flashy and it might even work. Let’s
find out.

PowerColor Radeon9800XT Video Card Review @ GruntVillE
[Apr-05-04] (0 Comments)
The large fan on the sexy heat sink is the first thing to catch your eye. The copper airflow channels and the silk screened generator-like image flank the large fan. The ATI classic red board serves as a nice background. The HSF covers not only the GPU but also the memory. The fan works as an intake and blows air through the copper channels under the silk screen. The nice part is that it only takes up the AGP slot and doesn't interfere with the PCI slots.

Black Icemat Review @ HardExtreme.org
[Jan-21-04] (0 Comments)
I gotta say that I’m amazed. The IceMat is impressive in the looks department. The IceMat marketing team has really studied what is “cool” in the marketplace. Classic Black is given a makeover with the frosted glass overlay, and the steamy result oozes sex appeal. It will scream skill and class when you pull it out of your bag of tricks for that intensive LAN party. Take one last look. She’s a real beauty,
BUT DON’T DROP IT! or you will be chasing shiny shards of glass with your dustpan.

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