Axentra HipServ 2.0/Marvell Sheeva Plug – $99 Plug Computing

Energy efficient computers have become the latest rave. Axentra has taken this idea to the next level with their HipServ Plug computer. The size of a laptop charger, the HipServ Plug acts as a NAS, HTTP server, and computer backup system all while consuming 5 watts.

By chris

OCZ Neutrino 10″ DIY Atom Netbook Review

The OCZ Neutrino 10″ Do-It-Yourself (DIY) netbook retails for under $239 after rebate and needs just a hard drive, memory modules and an operating system installed. The Neutrino DIY netbook puts the control back in the hands of the consumer by allowing them to configure a feature rich netbook with the hardware they want.

By Nathan Kirsch

AMD Phenom II X4 955 LHe Overclocking Event

Last week AMD organized a small overclocking event for a group of overclockers from North America. Hosted at AMD’s facility in Austin, Texas, the event was arranged to match competitive overclockers with the best silicon coming out of AMD’s fabs in hopes of breaking some records and possibly hitting 7GHz.

By chris

Super Talent UltraDrive ME 64GB MLC SSD Benchmarks

The UltraDrive ME series of Solid State Drives are the fifth-generation of MLC SSDs to be released by Super Talent. These drives have read speeds up to 260MB/Sec and write speeds up to 200MB/Sec thanks to the fact that they use the Indilinx barefoot controller and 64MB of cache. Read on to see how this drive does against nine other 2.5″ storage devices.

By Nathan Kirsch

Lubix NC1 Bluetooth Stereo Headset Review

Make phone calls and listen to music in style and convenience with the Lubix NC1 Stereo Bluetooth Headset. With support for Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) and four built-in 3D sound modes, the Lubix NC1 headset makes a great pair of wireless headphones for listening to music in high-quality stereo.

By Ken Brown

Kingston SSDNow M Series 80GB SATA 2.5 Bundle Kit

The Kingston SSDNow M Series Bundle kit includes the SSDNow M Series drive, cloning software, installation guide CD, and everything needed to make the move to a Solid State Drive quickly and easily. Read on to see how our drive upgrade went on a notebook from 2006!

By Nathan Kirsch

NXZT Panzerbox Aluminum Mid Tower PC Case Review

NZXT is aiming to extinguish the heat arising from computers with the Panzerbox aluminum mid tower PC case. Boasting over 300 CFM with two 190mm fans and a 120mm fan, along with an option to install a dual 120mm radiator, it looks like it just may do the job. Plus, it’s lightweight! Read on to see if it deserves a spot on your desk.

By alton

Cooler Master HAF 922 Mid Tower Case Review

Today we are looking at the newest addition to the Cooler Master line up, the HAF 922. The HAF 922 is the mid tower sibling of the HAF 932 full tower. The HAF 932 has done Cooler Master well and they hope the HAF 922 will do the same. So, join us as we look over this newest High Air Flow chassis offering from Cooler Master.

By Shane Higgins

Covington-Creations Earbud Yo-Yo Review

The Earbud Yo-Yo is a simple solution to tangled earbuds. If you are getting frustrated with trying to untangle earbuds every time you stuff you mp3 player in your pocket, this is the perfect solution for you. Read on to see how the Earbud Yo-Yo works!

By Ken Brown

Seagate Momentus 7200.4 500GB Notebook Hard Drive

Seagate Momentus 7200.4 hard drives are the fourth generation of Seagate’s laptop storage family and are said to be one of the fastest notebook hard drives on the market. Read on to see how the Seagate Momentus 7200.4 500GB hard drive (ST9500420AS) does against eight other 2.5″ drives to see how fast it really is.

By Nathan Kirsch

Recycle Your Broken Computer Parts and Towers

Electronics often contain useful materials such as precious metals, glass, and plastics that should be recovered rather than buried in a landfill. Since older computers contain harmful materials like lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic and PCBs they should be recycled, but how do you go about doing that? Read on to find out!

By Nathan Kirsch

ATI Radeon HD 4770 CrossFire Video Card Review

The ATI Radeon 4770 video card can be found today for $94.99 after rebate, which makes it a great value. If you bought a pair of these cards and ran them in CrossFire you’d be out ~$190, which isn’t a bad price considering what you get and how well they overclock. Will a pair of Radeon HD 4770 video cards in CrossFire be enough to beat the Radeon HD 4890 OC and GeForce GTX 275? Read on to find out!

By Nathan Kirsch

Kingston 80GB SSDNow M Series Drive Review

Kingston’s line of SSDNow solid-state drives (SSD) rounds out its suite of enterprise products. The SSDNow M Series uses Intel solid-state drives, which are said to be the best-performing drives on the market. Read on to see how the Kingston SNM125-S2/80GB does against seven other 2.5″ drives!

By Nathan Kirsch

Intel DX58SO X58 Express Chipset Motherboard Review

The Intel Desktop Board DX58SO is designed to use the Intel Core i7 processors with support for up to eight threads of raw CPU processing power, triple channel DDR3 memory and full support for ATI CrossfireX technology. Intel’s flagship X58 Express chipset comes packaged on an attractive board, but does the performance match its looks?

By jason

ATI Radeon HD 4770 Video Card Overclocking Guide

AMD launched the World’s first 40nm graphics card this week and many are wondering how well the ATI Radeon HD 4770 video card overclocks. Read on to see how this $99 graphics card does when pushed to the limits with RivaTuner v2.24 and benchmarked with the new highest stable clock frequencies.

By Nathan Kirsch