Logitech has been known for their computer peripherals for a long time. The excellent MX700 Wireless Mouse has become the mouse of choice for gamers and professionals alike. Logitech has expanded their product line over the last few years to include high quality speaker systems, computer headsets, mobile phone headsets, remote control devices, gaming peripherals and various other innovative products.

Low latency memory is big news again thanks to Samsung, and you know that if anyone is likely to get some mileage from these new chips it's OCZ. We try out some their second revision PC3200 Platinum stock.

GamePC have thrown up their review of Microsoft's Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005! Here's a snip.

Windows XP Media Center Edition was originally launched roughly two years ago, and was the first variant of XP designed to be run on home theater systems and to be controlled via remote. The OS itself was based upon Windows XP core, but ran Microsoft's Media Center application on top of the operating system, which was custom built to playback and record TV, movies, music, and videos. Since Microsoft was in complete control of the OS, the application, and the remote control hardware which was used, XP Media Center Edition had a higher level of integration and smoothness compared to other media center type applications.

Overclockers Club has posted an exclusive review of the new Razer Diamondback mouse which offers a 1600 dpi optical sensor, 7 physical buttons which can be independently programmed, 16-bit data path, and on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. The Diamondback is available in two colors, chameleon green and translucent flaming Magma/salamander red. As the name suggests, the chameleon green changes colors when you look at it from different angles which makes it look like a deathly predator!

Today 3DXtreme has the great pleasure of reviewing SuperTalent?s newest Memory product being introduced at the budget level. It is common when shopping for PC Memory to see brand names like Corsair, Kingston, OCZ and while you are getting a high quality product the price for such offerings can be too much for many folks on a budget, especially for CAS 2 Memory in the PC3500 (DDR433) variety. SuperTalent slides in here with a solution for those who want the speed but won?t break the bank. Let?s have a look at this Memory and see how well it performs.

Having seen a NZXT Guardian case previous to the influx of reviews on the internet, I quickly contacted NZXT for a review sample. I was excited, because I had not seen anything quite like this before. Being a reviewer, I noticed a few slight flaws right away, but I needed to do a through look over before I passed any judgment. Click on the Pic for the Full review.

The new center of entertaining in many of today's houses is the computer itself. You can now watch lots of movies, DVDs, listen to hundreds of hours of music, and even watch TV stations. Regarding the last, we bring to the review table the ADS Tech Instant TV tuner. What's its story? Well, it's an external TV tuner, quite small, yet powerful.

If you're into traveling one way to make things easier is to use a GPS device. These handy little devices can tell you exactly where you are on earth. Use one with mapping software and you can basically plot a trip anywhere. Today we're taking a look at a very affordable GPS unit from Royaltek, their Sapphire GPS Mouse.

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The Crucible has posted an interesting look at Super Talent's new PC3500 Low Latency memory. This stuff is priced just down right cheap (about $45 USD) and performed pretty good in The Crucible's tests.
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The Antec P160 is Antec?s first case for the enthusiast to depart from their classic SX1000 series which was immensely popular with the community and was built under many manufacturers apart from Antec ranging from Chenming to Thermaltake. The P160 improves upon the classic SX1000 primarily in using 120mm fans and having a front panel with temperature readouts, along with the other minor improvements that Antec has made along the way of the SX1000 series. Today we?re going to look at this new case and how these features help the case stand out from it?s predecessor and if it?s a worthy upgrade if you?re needing a new case.

Looking for some of the latest high-end memory? Then head over to TrustedReviews for a comparison of some of the latest and greatest DDR memory as they've thrown up a comparison between the Crucial Ballistix, Buffalo Firestix and GeIL Ultra-X 3200 memory.

Just got word that the Guy's over at Ars Technica have posted their review of Apple's Power Mac G5 Dual 2.5GHz system.

In early June, Apple finally announced the long-awaited upgrade to its PowerMac G5 line. The original lineup, announced in July 2003, consisted of single-CPU 1.6GHz and 1.8GHz models, and a dual 2.0GHz model.

Today 3DXtreme has the great pleasure of reviewing a video cooling solution by Arctic-Cooling for the nVidia 6800 series GPU, the NV5 Silencer. With current GPU transistor counts exceeding that of even the latest CPU?s on the market it?s not surprising that the latest video cards would require a cooling solution to rival a CPU cooler. Also, factor in the added heat from the DDR3 memory on the video card and this becomes even more apparent. Let?s find out if this cooler can outperform the less bulky, stock cooler from an EVGA 6800GT.

Mit der Mad Moxx X800 Pro ViVo @ XT testen wir nun schon die dritte Karte aus dem Online-Shop Mad-Moxx. Wie die Mad-Moxx X800Pro @ XT Ultimate handelt es sich bei der Karte um eine Radeon X800 Pro, die zu einer Radeon X800XT modifiziert wurde. Wo nun aber die Unterschiede zwischen beiden Karten liegen, könnt ihr unserem Artikel entnehmen.

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The Albatron K8X800 Pro II v2 has working multiplier settings, 1.9 max vcore, 2.9 max DIMM voltage but still lacks working AGP and PCI dividers. The Albatron K8X800 Pro II v2 motherboard is a solid piece of hardware. Bundling so many features it?s almost mind numbing. 8 channel onboard sound, Gigabit Lan, IEE1394 round out the features found on higher priced motherboards.

8Com Wireless, a name not known to many, is a headset provider for mobile devices market. It would be unfair to call them "just another headset" maker because they take elegance and style in headsets to the next level. This could be that their main consumership consists of business and executive users who are looking for something that is professional and eye-catching. Of course, Bluetooth and other wireless technologies being the latest trend in portable mobile devices, it makes sense to introduce a product that will closely fit the demand for such matching accessories.

What I will be stating is that if you are moving to the new Intel LGA775 specification or the new Athlon64 PCI Express motherboard and you just need a basic 2D videocard, the X300 based alternatives on the market will make you more than happy. If you are even considering gaming, do yourself a favor and upgrade to an X600 if you want some decent playable framerates on any of the more recent or newly released games on the market.

HTPCnews took a look at a multifunction case and reports back it's findings. The unit on the review bench today is the Antec Aria, a SFF case that supports mATX motherboards and includes a rock stable 300w Antec PSU. This little box may just be the perfect box to build your ultimate Lan rig with... HTPCnews threw in some serious level hardware options and the Aria suppressed many of us. Check out how well it did and if it could / should be considered for your next Lan / HTPC box @ HTPCnews.com.

As MP3 players become more popular it gets more difficult to determine what is going to fit your needs the best in a given price range. Today we are going to take a peek at X-Micro?s EVA 256. A nice, feature-packed MP3 player that appears to be the perfect combination of quantity and quality.

Today 3DXtreme is taking a look at the new Rumblepad 2 Vibration Feedback Gamepad. Logitech largely known for it's game controllers, input devices and speakers has been at the top of their class for sometime. The Rumblepad 2 is available in a wireless and as seen here wired configurations. This controller features dual analog sticks along with vibration feedback, 8-way D-pad and 10 programmable buttons. The retail price on this particlur unit is $29.99.