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Blackline BQT P5-470W Power Supply Unit reviewed@ Xtreme Resources
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 03/01/2005 05:53 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 614 views
XtremeResources takes a look today at a Power Supply Unit by a late blooming company in the EU by the name of Listan. Our European Hardware Reviewer ,Grace got her hands on their latest offering, the Blackline BQT P5-470W-S1.3 and took a thorough look at it's construction and performance attributes.
" The last few glorious years of the computer industry, many small companies and distributors tried to establish their own manufacturing plants and brand names for their equipment. Some have succeeded, some did not. Listan is one of the companies that did try, and succeeded. Listan was founded during the year 2000 and is based in Glinde, Germany. Other than being a distributor for well known and established brands only, Listan established their own brands, Revoltec and Be-Quiet. Today they already hail 4000 resellers in 24 countries. A product from their Be-Quiet production line is under the microscope today, the P5 Blackline 470w power supply unit."
Read the full review here
" The last few glorious years of the computer industry, many small companies and distributors tried to establish their own manufacturing plants and brand names for their equipment. Some have succeeded, some did not. Listan is one of the companies that did try, and succeeded. Listan was founded during the year 2000 and is based in Glinde, Germany. Other than being a distributor for well known and established brands only, Listan established their own brands, Revoltec and Be-Quiet. Today they already hail 4000 resellers in 24 countries. A product from their Be-Quiet production line is under the microscope today, the P5 Blackline 470w power supply unit."
Read the full review here
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