Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical Review

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Digitalinsanity.org has just wrapped up a review on Logitech's newest cordless offering, the silver and black Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical. It's a 5 page article that features an in-depth discussion of Logitech's cordless technology and weeds through Logitech's self-glorifying technical features.

I first spotted Logitech's latest cordless keyboard and mouse package at CompUSA and was immediately hooked by it's sleek curves, silver and black body, and unique features. For quite some time, I had been searching for a replacement to my horrible generic "multimedia" keyboard (which included a horrible driver package and a tendency to ignore letter repetitions). After I moved into my concrete cubicle at my college's residence halls, I finally decided that I now required a new keyboard, one that would provide a bit of increased convenience for my mp3 and DVD/DivX collections. Given my space constraints (my dorm room is 8 feet by 12 feet), I wanted a cordless package that was easily usable from my bed (which is a good 4 to 6 feet away from my desk) so I could operate my computer with comfort while relaxing (yes, that means that I'm quite lazy).

Read it here.

Visiontek Ti 200. $99!

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NvNews are reporting that Best Buy's Thanksgiving flyer does indeed have the meg-super deal on the Visiontek Ti 200. $99 for a that card should be against the law, but it ain't, so get in line

This sale STARTS THIS FRIDAY FROM 7am TO NOON These's special prices are not available on line so check with your local store

DDR 333 Is Coming In November!

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Nanya Technology on November 21 announced it officially began volume production of 333MHz DDR (double data rate) SDRAM memory this week, and by the end of the month it will ship 1.2 million 128Mbit-equivalent chips. Read more...

Cool Site!

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Excuse the pun ;) Thanks to Daid from the #mm crew for this very nice link... A site dedicated to hard core cooling, mostly based around water-cooling... looks awesome take a peek here : www.overclock-watercool.com

Case Modification Article!

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I´ve just received an email from Craft464 and he sends words that he has an nice german guide on how he has modified his case.
The case looks awesome! If you don´t speak the german language, but want to see the pictures, click here. All others may use the above shown link. BTW case modification: if you have an nice case you want to show off with, post in our new casemodification forum here.

Inno3D GF3 Ti 200!

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SavageNews are still finishing up their review of Inno3D GF3 Ti 200 and this card is looking good for overclockers

Here's what their saying

Overclocking this card is FUN. The standard clocks are 175core/400mem, but I just got 6800 3D Marks 2001 (Athlon 1400, Win98 SE, 22.80) using the card clocked at 233/480MHz !!!. Inno3D Multimedia once again did really great job. More in our review soon...

ATI A3 Athlon Chipset!

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The A3 north-bridge chip will support PC1600 and PC2100 DDR SDRAM. Its integrated graphics core is based on the latest generation of Radeon chip, the Radeon 7500 - and not, you'll note, the Radeon 8500 (aka R200). The chip supports an external 4x AGP slot. Mobo makes are free to use any compatible third-party south-bridge

For more info warp to reactorcritical

Abit KR7A-RAID Review!

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If you look at the results, the ABIT KR7A is magnificent! Other boards that are based on the same chipset (VIA KT266A) are not able to acquire some good benchmark results. Some might argue, synthetic benchmarks are not a good representation and is subjected to test environments and errors. Well, lets take a look at the rest of the crunching numbers of other applications in the next few pages. The Abit board even blew away Iwills XP333! Now that's impressive! Check out the review. A must read...

Most Current Firmwares For DVD / CD-RW Drives & Writers!

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Because I'm currently bored to death and there are no hot news around I decided to make up this list of the most current firmwares for your drives. These most often fix stability, compatibility and performance issues. Read More...

MSI K7T266 Pro2-RU Review!

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Busy bee Zefanja, the hardware guru of TechConnect, reviewed MSI's VIA KT266A solution to the mainboard market. It is based on the new VIA KT266A chipset therefore faster than its predecessor KT266 chipset. Also MSI has some new excellent features. Curious? Check The-CAD's review now