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Alienware M17x R3 Laptop Review (Core i7 2630QM / 256GB SSD) Review @ KitGuru

Alienware are an iconic system builder. For years they have been building radical, futuristically styled machines which have featured in many high profile TV shows and movies. Several years ago Dell took over the brand, incorporating them as their high end, customised system builds. Today we are looking at the new, upcoming Alienware M17x Revision 3 which fits firmly into …

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Zalman ZM-NSP100 Portable Notebook Speaker Review @Hi Tech Legion

The Zalman ZM-NSP100 Clip On Notebook Speakers are designed to give your notebook a big boost in volume, clarity and sound field. The Zalman ZM-NSP100 speakers are not fixed mounted in a notebook, so positioning can be correct for you to get the most from your audio. Featuring 6 watts RMS total and two 30mm drivers, the ZM-NSP100 speakers can …

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Two Worlds II Review (PC) @ KITGURU GAMING

 Hands up if you like Oblivion: Elder Scrolls? If so, then Two Worlds II is going to certainly tickle your gaming taste buds. The game plays in a very similar manner, with wide open interactive worlds and addictive gameplay. Compared to the first, it is a huge improvement, but we arent sure if that is such a difficult task. For …

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CM Storm Strike Force SF-19 Laptop Cooler @ Benchmark Reviews

In recent years when people solicit my opinion about buying a computer they are increasingly asking about laptops as opposed to desktops. They are turning to laptops as an all-purpose computing, working, and entertainment platform. High-end graphics, 19″ screens and gigabytes of of bits can generate serious amounts of heat. But the vast majority of cooling options for laptops are …

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Nexus Prominent 9 – Premium Silent Case @ TechREACTION

The Nexus Prominent 9 is one of the top chassis for silent computing. With its tool-less installation features, its a breeze to install your components or change your setup. The Prominent 9 is also very sleek and professional looking compared to a lot of the other cases out there. This case could really be used anywhere, and the black mesh covering the front …

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G.Skill RipjawsX Sandy Bridge F3-12800 CL7 1600MHz Review @ Vortez

With the advent of Sandy Bridge this quarter many enthusiasts will be putting their hard earned cash into building a new Intel Core i5/i7 system. Memory manufacturers have anticipated the launch of the new Sandy Bridge platform by developing ‘Sandy Bridge’ ready kits designed specifically for H67 and P67 chipsets and today we will be taking a look at one such kit. Full …

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CM Storm Strike Force SF-19 Laptop Cooler Review @ KitGuru

Kitguru readers have great taste in hardware, of that there is no question. Many of you will already have a high performance laptop, probably for gaming duties. Those of you who have tried to use a high performance machine on their lap will generally agree that it can get really uncomfortable. The CM Storm Strike Force SF-19 Laptop cooler is …

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TechwareLabs Review: CA Technologies Online Backup Software

CA Technologies (https://www.ca.com) is an IT solutions company that has been supporting Fortune 2000 companies with computer products and services since 1976. Now, theyre offering a suite of software aimed at the home user, including CA Internet Security Suite Plus, CA AntiVirus Plus, CA PC Tune-Up, and CA Online Backup. Ill be looking at the latter product, the backup software, …

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Powercolor HD6970 PCS+ Review @ KitGuru

AMDs HD6970 has been a strong seller since it was released on December 15th 2010.The combination of class leading performance and competitive price point has served AMDs partners well. Today we are looking at the new PowerColor HD6970 PCS+ which receives a high level of TLC, with enhanced clock speeds and a striking dual fan heatpipe cooler. Full Story @ …

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Thermalright Archon CPU Cooler Review @ Real World Labs

Thermalright is an elite design house that manufactures cooling products for computer components for the best quality and performance your money can buy. In 2002, AMD released its first generation Thunderbird CPU and since then we have been there every step of the way to counter high voltage and high heat with innovative design and highly acclaimed cooling solutions not …

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Join The SSD Review and WIN BIG!!!!

WHY HAVENT YOU JOINED?!? We understand why members aren’t telling their friends but the truth is that the chances to win one of our giveaways are incredible!!! The first draw, a 64GB Crucial C300 was was drawn amongst a site membership of 153. This draw is much the same and, if you read the OWC Mercury Extreme Pro Rules, you …

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Intel 310 Series 80GB SSD Review – SSD Build and Test Protocol

If anything starts to seem familiar with this solid state drive, thats understandable because it really is an Intel X25m in disguise. The controller is the Intel PC29AS21BAO that has had such success in the X25m and X25v series SSDs and once again the flash is none other than Intel 34nm 29F16B08JAMBA flash modules.  The 80GB version contains 5x16GB flash …

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