Altec Lansing AHS602i Gaming Headset Review

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If you are a gamer that uses a headset, you know that it has to be high quality in order to be ahead of the game. You want to know which direction enemies are in, and you want it to sound like you are in the game. We are taking a look at the Altec Lansing AHS602i gamers headset, which includes many features that may appeal to the hardcore gamer. Techgage

Evercool Ultra Water Cooler W-202 review @ Xtreme Resources

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XR's Senior US reviewer Steve "WxChaser" Carmel evaluates yet another entry into the watercooling realm, the Evercool Ultra Water Cooler W-202. Follow along as he evaluates this setup utilizing an AMD FX-55 aboard the DFI nForce4 mainboard.

AeroCool Masstige and AeroEngine II ATX Case Reviews @ 3DXtreme

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Today 3DXtreme is proud to present our latest review of the AeroCool Masstige and AeroEngine II Cases. We?ve been privileged to review some of AeroCool?s newest hardware and they?ve never failed to impress us. These two Cases reflect designs from two of the most popular Cases on the market, but can a great imitation deliver the same performance as the original?

PowerColor Radeon X800GT

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3DVelocity gets to check out PowerColor's X800GT, a rather nice R480 powered video card that sets new standards in value for money.

ECS PF21 Extreme Motherboard

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We have to admit that we began this review with low expectations, since ECS was never known as a maker of high quality motherboards. Furthermore, the company was known for the low quality of its products and their lack of reliability. Gladly, we were surprised to discover that not only did ECS manage to get rid of its bad reputation with the rich bundle and the design of the board, but it also managed to produce a motherboard with good performance and flawless compatibility.

Creative CB2455 Headset

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3DVelocity has reviewed a Bluetooth equipped headset with interchangeable covers and a very useful 200 hours standby time. The new line of wireless headphones and headsets are targeting at a variety of areas, ranging from gaming to mobile applications. This headset is more geared for use with mobile phones; let?s see what it offers us.

Asus Extreme N7800GT Review

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This card overclocked better than I expected, I was able to reach the core speed of 485 MHz and 1200 MHz on the memory. The card was 100% stable at that speed and no artifacts occurred. In reality and according to Riva tuner the card runs at 526 MHz core and 1200 MHz for the memory, very impressive indeed. Now you are probably curious to see if the Asus Extreme N7800GT is as fast as or faster than the 7800GTX.

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AKASA AllInOne @ XtremeNews.net

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We have test the last release from AKASA; It is a versatile and multifuction control panel, called Allinone; Allinone has a maximum of 21 tools, and we can found, for example, a smartcard compatible with a lot of kinds of memories, USB2.0 ports, FireWare or SATA and a two channel digital termometer/speed-meter. Everything under a nice design.

Sharkoon USB Link Bridge Review

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Share, copy, backup without PC. This can be easily done with Sharkoon''s USB link Bridge device, which gives you the possibility of sharing files from one device to another using on-the?go technology - which is host technology for control. In this way you will be able to easily transfer photos from your digital camera to the USB flash stick for example, without having to use a computer. Sharkoon USB Link Bridge Review

Sintek 500 Watt Premium SLI Ready Computer Power Supply Review @ Tweaknews.net

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Well, there you have it. It certainly appears that SinTek has brought a real winner to the PSU market. The 500 SLI has great looks, a superior feature set and, most importantly, outstanding stability. I've tested a number of power supplies, and I haven't seen one yet that was more stable than this SinTek offering. Availability is quite good, but you better have deep pockets. With a retail cost of around 160 USD ($190 for the 600W model), this is a very expensive 500W power supply.

New Canon iP1600, iP2200 and iP4200 printers

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On August 22, Canon unveiled its latest line of printers. Quite surprisingly, Canon has added electronic chips for cartridges and nozzles for monobloc to prevent the use of compatible products. At first these changes looked quite suspicious, but we now have to admit that Canon was successful in this transition.

Gigabyte GeForce 6600GT Silent Pipe Review

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Not everyone can buy or want to use the faster GeForce 6800 series. For
them, the GeForce 6600GT is the way to go. Gigabyte sent us a sample of
their NX66T128VP - the GeForce 6600GT with Zalman cooling. Naturally, we put
this graphic card to the test and discover not only does it offer the same
features of the reference GeForce 6600GT, but runs silent and runs faster!
If you're looking for a graphics card to built your SFF PC, this card is
defnitely worth looking at!
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Logitech Cordless Mini Optical Mouse Review

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Logitech continues its product line with another cordless optical mouse, but this time it’s the "Mini" edition. Obviously, the mini in this case is meant for notebook users who prefer compact mice while traveling. As majority of you know, the problem with specially designed notebook mice is overall ergonomics and the device’s size. This particular mouse has a battery meter, auto shut off feature, zoom and a tilt wheel with side-to-side scrolling.
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OCZ EL DDR PC-4000 1024MB Gold Edition DC Review

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Being the hardcore gamers that we are, the need for more than 1GB of memory is becoming evident. Last year, 512MB didn't cut it, especially when playing top games like Half-Life 2 and Doom III. Now, current and upcoming top games are demanding more than 1GB, like BF2 and FEAR. Today, we are taking a look at a 2GB kit that is designed specifically for gamers.

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Eizo S2110W: The test

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Most of us hesitate before reading the last test of a Ferrari. We hesitate, because after reading it, we really want to buy one. Our situation is almost identical. The Eizo S2110W includes several excellent innovations: new S-PVA 8 ms panel, 1000:1 contrast ratio, brightness sensor and automatic adjustments (it is extraordinarily accurate). Because of the monitor size and its price (1,400 ?) it is only dedicated to professionals. Don?t stop reading here though! This article relates several extraordinary results but also a couple of impressive counter performances. Some of the functionalities will also surely be included in future general public LCD monitors.