"For this review I will be looking at a product from one of Xtreme Computing’s long time friends, Akasa and the product I will be looking at is one of their new CPU coolers, the NeroS. Coming from Akasa and being labelled aa a “Premier Cooler” I am expecting some good results."

akasa NeroS heatpipe CPU cooler Review @ XtremeComputing

"The Intel I7-980x being reviewed today is one of those products coming onto the market that you know know is more of a 32nm victory lap rather than a product that is trying to leap-frog the competition. With nothing in sight that could even touch the Nehalem in terms of performance, the Gulftown adds to an impressive performance market lead that will not be superceded by anyone but themselves for some time to come."

Intel I7-980X Gulftown Six Core Processor Review @ Tweaknews

Today’s processor technology is the result of years of innovative thinking put to action. For instance, Intel’s microprocessor architecture has proven that we’ve taken the first steps into an era where computers are capable of doing far more than just calculating a few spread sheets or playing video games.

A Futurelooks News Flash - Intel Core i7-980XE Gulftown 6-Core 32nm Processor Review

It's official. We're now entering the six-core realm, thanks to Intel's Gulftown. The first model, Core i7-980X, is more than capable of delivering the sick scores that our title suggests, and along with it, we can begin to see some major benefits of the 32nm process. To sweeten the deal further, Intel even includes an effective new CPU cooler.

Intel's Core i7-980X Extreme Edition - Ready for Sick Scores? @ Techgage

Intel offers something for everyone, as their extensive product line can prove. The chipmaker produces desktop, notebook, server, and personal digital appliance CPUs, Ethernet and WiFi network processors, and countless co-processor units. Keep this in mind as Benchmark Reviews presents the Intel Core i7-980X processor, a six-core Westmere 32nm CPU. Codenamed Gulftown, this 3.33GHz Extreme Edition processor features an unlocked clock speed multiplier with twelve computing threads and a 12MB cache. Built for the Intel X58-Express enthusiast platform, Benchmark Reviews tests the BX80613I7980X retail part in gaming, computing, and overclocking performance.

Intel Core i7-980X Gulftown Processor Review @ Benchmark Reviews

"In the end, there is no miracle. Athlon II X2 215 is a bit faster than Celeron, but slower than Pentium. It's positioned on a par with the lowest-end Celeron anyway. Besides, it works well with DDR3 memory. Something which LGA775 processors, especially low-end, cannot boast of."

iXBT Labs Review: AMD Athlon II X2 215 Processor

"The CPUs included in the review are the Phenom 2 X2 555 BE C3, which is the highest performing dual core from the current range, as well as three CPUs from the Athlon range: X4 635, X3 440 and X2 255."

Review of the latest CPUs from the AMD in Metku.net

The Hades is part of the Crafted Series and features four fans, a temperature LCD display along with a very edgy, industrial design. The interior is all black and NZXT has chosen a unique approach by having nine 5.25 inch bays and multiple rails for 3.5 inch drives.

NZXT Hades @ techPowerUp

Mionix the mouse manufacturer from Sweden have now released a gaming headset out on to the market, and we are today taking a look at this Keid20 headset. We are going to test it in both gaming and also with normal music listening to see if the headphones hold the same quality as their mice do.

Mionix Keid 20 Headset @ Rbmods

Game Developers Conference, San Francisco, Calif. – March 10, 2010 – Today at the Game Developers Conference, Razer, the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end precision gaming and lifestyle peripherals, announced an effort to increase support for Mac users by issuing driver support for all upcoming Razer products, including the Razer StarCraft^® II peripheral suite.

Berlin, Germany - (March 8, 2010) – Just Mobile, designers of advanced accessories to complement your mobile lifestyle, debuts a new line of electronic solutions for today’s most widely used mobile devices. The Lounge, Xtand Go, and Gum Plus all feature unique design elements and a sleek appearance, providing consumers mobile freedom with a stylish flare. These latest accessories are compatible with the iPhone, iPod, and most Smartphones to provide convenient, on-the-go solutions. The Lounge, a tools® design from Denmark, is a stylish stand that secures the iPhone 3GS/3G on desktops or dashboards – allowing consumers to treat their iPhones as a GPS. Now, users can view driving directions and watch videos, hands-free. Indulging in standard iPhone features is also an option with the side controls and dock connector still being accessible. $49.99 The Xtand Go provides a similar solution but is specifically designed with travelers in mind. This innovative mobile holder is compatible with the iPhone, other Smartphones or navigation devices, and is designed for car windshields or dashboards. The rear “X” holder and folding arm allows devices to be rotated horizontally and vertically. This holder features a lightweight, stylish appearance, adding aesthetic appeal to any journey. $39.99 The Gum Plus offers users the ultimate in battery power. A compact, sleek back-up battery designed to maintain the life of iPhones, iPods, Smartphones, and other USB powered devices. This high-performance device ensures the enjoyment of more talk, internet, and music. $69.99“Our philosophy at Just Mobile is to deliver a wide range of high-quality, ground-breaking accessories for the mobile lifestyle,” said Erich Huang, Managing Director, Just Mobile. “Each product is designed to exhibit a clean modern look, and provide practical solutions for our customers.”

 

I must admit that I am kind of spoiled. My primary media box is a full PC running XBMC and so I have come to have high expectations from my media device. I don't think I am alone though in my expectations. However the Box Office does definitely have price in its favor, and if you can overlook some of its UI shortcomings you will get an inexpensive device that is well built, quiet as a mouse (even after playing 1080P video), power friendly and very small. . .

Patriot Box Office Meida Player Review - BCCHardware

The CeBIT 2010 in Hanover, Germany was this year a little bit smaller, but it has not lost its appeal.
Because the CeBIT is like in past years one of the most important computer fair with a lot of new and innovative products in dozens of exhibition halls.
On the following 11 pages of the CeBIT 2010 report you will see over 100 pictures with the main focus on PC hardware.
This ocinside.de CeBIT 2010 report contains some new mobile products, 3D products, motherboards, mediaplayer, enclosures, cooler, PSUs, SSDs and memory modules.
It is only available in German language, but it is worth watching the pictures or use a translation tool to discover the latest trends.

http://www.ocinside.de/html/links/cebit2010_d.html

Being a computer enthusiast, i often use accessories to get my work done. I have a lot of files which i keep on about 20 hard drives and sometimes it takes me a while to find the right hard drive with the right files. There are few accessories on the market which will let you to plug your hard drive in and browse the files with in. Those accessories are very much valuable in the geek world. Today we are going to take a look at one of these accessories, I-NA314Ue by Ineo Technologies.

UMLan Article Release: Ineo Technologies I-NA314Ue - Review

Rochester, NY - March 10, 2010 – Vuzix Corporation (TSX-V: VZX), the world leader in Video Eyewear, introduces a collection of 3D DVD titles now available for purchase on the company’s web store at www.vuzix.com .  These DVDs are mastered for viewing on its Video Eyewear and compatible 3D television sets.  The initial list of 14 movies, from “Jaws 3D” to “SOS Planet”, is just the start of a growing portfolio that will give owners of Vuzix Video Eyewear even more 3D viewing options.

With SSDs becoming more popular and with newer operating systems finally offering native support, it is only natural that more and more companies would be stepping into the ring with products. Today, HardwareLogic has the Imation M-Class 128GB SSD for review, and is one of Imation's many entries into the SSD market.

Imation M-Class 128GB SSD Review @ HardwareLogic

Most cases today are aimed at males. In Win took up the challenge of creating a case that is mainly aimed at the female computer users. Will the pretty colors loose out to functionality? Read on and find out.

InWin Diva MITX Case @ TechwareLabs

The Performance Upgrade Kit is a great way to purchase the Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 128GB SSD. Not only do you get the drive, but you get an external enclosure, mounting rails, and additional cables to allow you to connect your new SSD to just about any system. You might not need all of these extras, but for the difference in price you might as well get the bundle.

Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 128GB Solid State Drive Review @ Bigbruin.com

"Today I'm going to take the Asus TS Mini home server for a test run and see how it performs when integrated into a typical home network. Since this is a product designed for the home market, it should be easy to setup and maintain, operate quietly, and be small enough to not be in the way of other electronic equipment."

Asus TS Mini Home Server Review @ Tweaknews

Consumers are searching for affordable power supplies that can get the job done, but don’t mind sacrificing features like modular cabling, flashy paint jobs, and LED cooling fans. Thanks to our friends over at CoolerMaster, we may have a power supply solution worth consideration. Let’s take a very close look at the Coolermaster GX Series 750 Watt Power Supply and see if it’s right for you.

CoolerMaster GX Series 750 Watt ATX Power Supply Review