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Thermalright SP-97 Review @ FastLaneHW

"Today we´re looking at their newest heatsink built for the Socket A platform, the Thermalright SP-97. It is built on the same award-winning design as the SLK-947U, but with three added heatpipes for extra performance."

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Mitac Mio 8390 MS Smartphone Launched — Gallery @ OCW

"The Mio 8390 comes with 16MB of usable memory, allowing the user to store data for up to 10,000 contacts, or 1,300 photos. If the Mio 8390 is used to film video, a full 15 minutes can be saved in the built-in memory. If a 128MB memory card is utilized, an additional 90 minutes?he length of a feature film?an be stored. The Mio 8390´s spacious memory capacity spares devotees of today´s highly mobile, information-rich lifestyles the need to worry about not having all their contacts right at hand. Roaming freely, they no longer need carry reams of printed documents or notebook computers with their multi-kilogram bulk to maintain access to key information?nabling them to work more efficiently, and enjoy their leisure time more fully. The Mio 8390 is the smart choice for informed contemporary people."

Read more at OCW.

Eagle Touch Wireless Power Office Keyboard XP Review @ OCIA.net

"As you can see it comes with the keyboard and the wrist rest, which is seperate from the keyboard. If you´re like me you probably won´t find much use for it. I found the wrist rest to be a little bit too big. It put my wrists at an awkward angle. Also pictured is the nice mouse, receiver, installation CD, and the batteries for the mouse and keyboard. There was an instruction manual included, but I didn´t photograph it. Why you ask? I´ll get to that."

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MSI CR52 CD Writer @ TrustedReviews

"Today CD writers are a commodity item that you get in pretty much every PC bar the very cheapest ones. The time it takes to write a full CD on a modern CD writer is down to a handful of minutes and the latest crop of drives have reached 52-speed. 52-speed equates to 150KB/sec times 52 producing a theoretical limit of 7.8MB per second. Now this doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll be able to write this fast, as you need special high-speed media that has not been available until very recently."

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Proporta ProBackup (32Mb/64Mb) for Palm/Pocket PC Review @ MaximumPDA

"We just posted a slew of reviews from products by Proporta. The most notable of these reviews was their ProBackup solution for Palm and Pocket PC. Additionally we finished reviewing several products for the Palm Zire 71 from Proporta. Here are the links:

"The One" at Driverheaven

"Kyle Felstein from AAC Computers recently built one of the fastest computers out there for the Vegas CyberXGames event. This computer was built to the highest specification possible and really it is just quite drool drippingly sexy. Everything is overclocked to the max with the kind of hardware we all have wet dreams about. Here are the benchmarks the system achieved: Bench 1, Bench 2, Bench 3."

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IDF Spring 2004 Update Part 1 @ HWZ

"In the first part of our IDF Spring 2004 update, find out the latest announcements and details of Intel´s 64-bit extension technology, silicon photonics, Intel High Definition Audio, and much more."

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