Amd64notebooks.com takes a closer look at the Amitech FreeNote 4800.
Well, the time has come for our first review so bare with us. This time we test the FreeNote 4800 from Amitech Denmark A/S.
The Amitech FreeNote 4800 is built on the Mitac 8355 barebone. So this review is not going to be about the Amitech machine only. We are going to check out the Mitac 8355 barebone design to.

Today HTPCNews has a remote / software package exclusive on the Total Home Remote. This package allows users to control all of their electronics via an IR learning feature as well as control your PC via an RF signal. Their software package includes some advanced "automation" options where you can use the remote with almost any media playing software on the market. Come check out if this thing lives up to all the hype that their website builds. We've broken it all down for you guys to read and make your decision easy for controlling your entire Entertainment setup needs.

Here we are once again with a PSU review. Second one this month. When seeing zalman jump from the 300Watt PSU to the 400Watt one, I was a bit scared they would directly introduce a 500Watt PSU. I'm glad they didn't, instead they seemed to have updated an already top notch product the ZM400A-APF.

Being one of the premier performance memory manufacturers in the world, Corsair provided Tweaknews.net with a 1Gig sample of their representative TwinX PC3200LL PRO Dual Channel DDR memory to test. The version of the DDR400 standard boasts low latency timings of 2-6-3-2, but what really separates it from the pack is the inclusion of activity LEDs which would be a great addition to a windowed case. Although this memory is meant to be used in its stock speed, we wouldn't be called tweakers if we didn't try to see what extra free performance we could squeeze out of this unique purchase. As you will see later on in the review, I was able to push this memory to some nice speeds. Onto the review.....

Today TweakTown have six Dual Channel DDR Pentium 4 chipsets under the microscope from Intel, VIA, SiS and ATI. Read on as they discover the best Pentium 4 chipset to spend your hard earned dollars on.

Just got word from Guru 3D that their GeForce FX 5500 review is out!

NVIDIA is 'replacing' well ... renewing some of their products as we speak, among the new products is the GeForce FX 5500 well new ... When I first asked NVIDIA about the 5500 they seemed utterly surprised and asked me why I was reviewing a 5500. tad weird. Hey it's a big market and NVIDIA sells more low- and mid-end products then high-end these days. So why not ? People want to know. So today dear friends we will be testing the all new and completely low-end product the GeForce FX 5500.

Alpha has delivered a solid solution for the P4 with their new updated release of the PAL heatsink. A few minor adjustments to the pins (height/form) has brought the performance on par with other high end products while mounting system could have benefited from an overhaul as the installation is still quite a time consuming process. Read the review to find out how it stacks up against the competition.

Check out this review - Next Base Walking Cinema Portable DVD Player trustedreviews.com

It's a tablet style DVD player with a 7" widescreen display, pretty cool imho

Tweaktown.net has done a new review of the Xgi Volari Duo graphics card.

They got some very impressive results and the Volari Duo does really well and even beats the 9800XT and the 5950ultra in some test.

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Graphs and Numbers are the univsial language! The rest are in Chinese. Scroll down for review of different models of Radeon.

Grab your favorite translator if you like : http://babelfish.altavista.com

OCIA.net checks out the Arctic-Cooling Super Silent 4ProL heatsink in their latest review. Below is a direct quote from the review:

"Installtion of the 4ProL was one of the easiest I've ever done, even easier than Intel's retail P4 heatsink, which has been praised by many, including myself. Installation of the 4ProL was as easy as adding some thermal compound to the processor, placing the heatsink between the retention bracket, and pushing the 4 clips onto the 4 retention posts. The clips only require a little pressure to seat them into position, and makes the heatsink seat firmly to the processor, without using excessive pressure."

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"Anyone, yes, anyone, such as an avid gamer, should be satisfied with what the FxGamepad has to offer. Even if you are a modder, no matter how advanced, or new, for that matter, here is the pad to go along with your EL keyboard, or the lighting color scheme of your case."

Looking for a home theater PC? TheCrucible reviews one of Ahanix's D.vine series, the D.vine 4. If you are in the market check it out. It is one sexy beast.

Sexy sleek and stylish are the three best words I can use to describe the D.vine 4. If you are looking for a sleek and sexy case for your home theater PC take a good look at Ahanix D.vine series of cases. One is sure to fit your needs.

Corsair is one name that no enthusiast can forget or shouldn't forget. After all, Corsair is the leading memory manufacturer who truly targets the enthusiasts with super fast memory modules. Memory is the key to any system and us enthusiasts are looking for something beyond the value RAM's approach. Value RAM is good for pre-manufactured systems from companies like Dell and HP. We are looking for something that goes above and beyond its specifications. Corsair's sole purpose is to cater us, the enthusiasts.

Guru Review sends word that their Ultimate Athlon XP Overclocking review is out!

In this review I hope to show you what is possibly the best motherboard, CPU and RAM combination available for a Socket A based system, especially when it comes to overclocking.

Just got word from my good mate Anton Nilsson over at Nordic Hardware that their Radeon 9200 and GeForce FX 5200 PCI-Express card reveiew is out!

We rarely test really cheap graphics cards here at NH. We often stick to cards in the range $180 to $700. Today is an exception; we are testing two PCI based graphics cards. The two cards are Radeon 9200 and GeForce FX 5200. In other words they aren't the fastest cards on the market.

This time I?m putting some CAS2 rated 3500 DDR into an watercooled P4 northwood system and seeing just what gains/timings and figures can be achieved by overclocking this ram with some high voltages. My reason for choosing this particular ram was due to the fact id heard a lot of good things about it in an overclocked environment.

The FiringSquad have thrown up their review of Nvidia's nForce3 250GB motherboard! Here's a snip.

Much like the original nForce chipset, NVIDIA?s early 64-bit chipset efforts got off to a slow start with nForce3 150 and nForce3 Pro 150. The chipset lacked native Serial ATA support, relying instead on an external controller. In comparison, VIA?s K8T800 was more feature-rich and offered better performance, making it the early favorite among Athlon 64 users.

When it comes to memory, there are several manufacturers on the market to cater to your current requirements. But, if you are on a mission to find "quality" memory, there are only a handful that you should be selecting from and I can assure you, Kingston should definitely be on your short list.

The PC4000 dual channel kit reviewed today performed exactly as it should with no instability or problems of any kind. Just insert them in your motherboard, adjust your BIOS settings accordingly, and enjoy the performance.

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Cooling is one of the major concerns for an enthusiast. We like to overclock our processors to ultimate speeds but for those of us who can't afford water-cooling kits, it's hard to reach the unbelievable speeds. For affordable thermal solutions, we turn to air-based heatsinks. We want something that works just as well as some of the affordable water-cooling kit.