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palmOne Zire 31 @ TrustedReviews

"Even a basic PDA today comes with more features than top of the range models did only a year or two ago, which shows how fast the PDA market is moving. The Zire 31 is the first entry level PDA from palmOne to feature a colour screen and even though it is a fairly small, low resolution 160 x 160 pixel display, it represents a big step forward in terms of what you can get for just over £100."

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ATI All in Wonder Radeon 9600XT Multifunction Videocard Review @ Tweaknews.net

"The All in Wonder 9600XT brings a cost effective alternative to dropping another US$100 to buy the next highest readily available version which is the AIW 9800pro. You can´t ignore the fact that this card brings an unbelievable amount of potential to an everyday computer. Instead of just using your computer to surf the web, game and catch up on your work, you can transform that ordinary work box into a complete multimedia center complete with countless audio/video inputs and outputs, a television, a FM radio and lets not forget a very capable gamer."

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Samsung 15" LCD TV review @ OCW

"Recently, Samsung releases two new LCD TV with Teletext to the market. LS15M13C is a 15" version of this TV and it comes with a retractable stand allowing you to tilt the screen angle up to 13 degrees to the vertical. Finished in silver, it compliments modern homes. This TV set also support the VESA mounting standard which allows you to hook the LCD TV onto a mounting device."

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Designtechnica Reviews the ATI All-In-Wonder 9600XT

"The All-In-Wonder 9600XT is not a product geared for the high-end of video cards and ATI is not targeting this audience. It does not support satellite or digital cable, it does not have HDTV support right out of the box and its graphics chip is not the fastest that ATI produces. But for what the All-In-Wonder 9600XT is capable of doing, it does it extremely well. Every feature of the All-In-Wonder 9600XT has been improved and finely polished over previous models of the All-In-Wonder line. The new remote control, while longer than we would like, still offers a lot of functionality and control, and overall helps to create a pleasurable experience. The menu and navigation system looks fantastic and is better than most stand-alone DVR’s in the market.
On the graphics side, the processor used in the All-In-Wonder 9600XT is faster than comparably priced Nvidia video cards and should be able to handle most of today’s games as long as the games are configured for medium graphical settings. Priced at around $299, the All-In-Wonder 9600XT is a relatively new card and we expect its price to drop with the introduction of ATI’s next generation video cards. Otherwise, if you would like more graphical power, we would recommend upgrading to the All-In-Wonder 9800 which can be found for only $30 more. "

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Intel ´Dothan´ Pentium-M Processor @ HWZ

"Today we have with us a first hands-on experience with the Intel ´Dothan´ Pentium-M running sweetly in an actual retail notebook. This successor to Intel´s mobile crown jewel, ´Banias´, had a boost in the L2 cache department and a higher clock speed envelope."

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Trust Digital Camera´s Reviewed @ JSI Hardware

"I have taken a look at two new Digital Cameras from Trusts over the last few weeks, the first is the 910Z POWERC@M OPTICAL ZOOM which is a nice feature packed camera 5.0 megapixel, 15 mb built in and fully upgradeable with built in optical and digital zoom and an integrated flash. The second is 735S POWERC@M ZOOM which is also packed with features 3.1 mega pixels not as high quality as the 910Z but still gives you great quality pictures with built in 16mb memory and upgradeable, 4x digital zoom and very small."

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The next PC boom: Whitebox Notebooks @ Legit Reviews

"For years the only way to buy a notebook computer was to buy a bundled notebook from a major company. This means that you are likely to get all the features you do not want and none that ones that you are are in need of. The days of having limited choices in the notebook market are near extinction..."

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Silverstone SST-TJ04 Case Review @ G3D

"Well, Silverstone apparently wants to give this wholealuminum/steel-hybrid-case thing a try. Hybrid cases can often flaunt somegood looks at a fraction of the price of an all-aluminum case. Let´s see howSilverstone´s SST-TJ04 fares."

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Foxconn 875A02-6EKRS — 875P Motherboard @ EOC

"Today we will be taking a look at the Foxconn 875A02-6EKRS motherboard. Recently we reviewed the Foxconn 865A01-PE-6EKRS which is their 865PE motherboard, very similar but not identical in design and features. Besides using the higher-performance 875P "Canterwood" chipset, this Foxconn motherboard includes an additional SATA RAID controller for two more SATA ports."

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