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AMD Introduces the New and Phenom-enal Athlon X2 7000 Series


OCZ Enters the Enthusiast CPU Cooler Market: Gladiator Max Review

AMD Introduces the New and Phenom-enal Athlon X2 7000 Series
Hardware aficionados have been waiting for AMD to release its dual-core version of the Phenom, and now the company finally has - under the guise of a new Athlon X2 processor. The Athlon X2 7750 Black Edition is the flagship model, but at 2.7 GHz, it's still in tough against both the Core 2 Duo and Athlon 64 X2 models.

OCZ Enters the Enthusiast CPU Cooler Market: Gladiator Max Review
The CPU cooler market continues to evolve, with high-end models coming all shapes and sizes. You can add another one of the list, as OCZ has moved up to the enthusiast market with their latest cooler, the Gladiator Max. The heatsink uses the popular copper heat pipes + aluminum alloy fins design, and OCZ has matched it with a low-noise 120mm fan, but we'll see how it stacks up in the cooling department.

14 Million Units and Counting: The Netbook Market Explodes
The netbook is not only the hot holiday gift for 2008, it's also a marketing phenomenon, with 14 million units sold in its first full year. The market is segmenting as well, with 9-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch models vying for your dollar, and a growing series of "lifestyle netbooks" in new colors, patterns and form factors. The only question is whether these will help or hurt the traditional notebook segment.

Using SECC to Combine Features with a Low Price: SilverStone Kublai KL03 Review
Selecting a high-end case can be a difficult proposition, as overall construction, features, platform support, cooling, and especially price, must all be taken into consideration. A pure aluminum design is preferable, but that can also come with a heavy case of "sticker shock". SilverStone may have the answer, as their Kublai Series looks to offer a high-end feature set, but uses SECC steel to help keep costs lower.

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12/30/2008 Tripp Lite Announces Five New Surge Suppressors
Protecting all that valuable PC and entertainment hardware from electrical surges is a requirement, and Tripp Lite has expanded their product selection by introducing five new Platinum and Gold premium surge suppressors.

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12/24/2008 Asetek's LCLC Cools Down the Atomic HD 4870 X2
Asetek has announced that its popular LCLC liquid cooling solution is being implemented on the Sapphire Atomic HD 4870 X2 single-slot card, and has produced that they are calling the fastest graphics card ever.

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12/23/2008 OCZ Releases the 2GHz Triple-Channel DDR3 Blade Series
OCZ Technology is hoping to slice a bigger piece of the DDR3 pie with its latest Blade Series, featuring 2000 MHz triple-channel DDR3 kits designed for the Core i7/X58.

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12/23/2008 VIA Introduces the Three-Chip Trinity Platform
VIA Technologies has announced the new triple-punch Trinity platform for the SFF desktop, notebook and embedded markets, which combines a VIA processor, chipset and discrete S3 graphics processor.

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12/17/2008 Micron NAND Reaches One Million Write Cycles
Micron and Sun Microsystems have achieved a new high-water mark for single-level cell, flash-based storage, and managed to hit an amazing one million write cycles on its enterprise-class NAND technology.

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12/17/2008 AMD Does a "Cartwheel" with the Athlon 64 X2 7000
AMD has finally introduced a next-generation dual core processor, but the company has stuck to its roots by keeping the Athlon 64 X2 product name, while updating the module number to the 7000 series and the consumer platform to "Cartwheel".

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12/17/2008 Lian-Li Launches the TR-5F Fan Control & Temperature Pack
Lian-Li has launched a new peripheral TR-5F combo pack, featuring a fan control and temperature gauge system with a large 5.25” LCD display, and a special LED fan that switches color based on the system temperature.

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12/10/2008 OCZ Unleashes the High-Performance Vertex SSD
OCZ Technology is back with another PC storage announcement, this time for the new Vertex Series of Solid State Drives, which OCZ promotes as both high-performance and cost-efficient.

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12/10/2008 Patriot Hits 200x with the Xporter XT Boost Flash Drive
Patriot Memory has just released a new and improved version of their Xporter XT Boost USB Flash Drive, with read speeds reaching an incredible 200x rate.

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12/10/2008 OCZ Pushes the Throttle on New eSATA Flash Drive
OCZ Technology has introduced another new PC-based storage peripheral, and their Throttle eSATA Drive combines the flexibility of a flash-based drive with the speed of an eSATA interface.

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Using SECC to Combine Features with a Low Price: SilverStone Kublai KL03 Review - 12/03/2008
Selecting a high-end case can be a difficult proposition, as overall construction, features, platform support, cooling, and especially price, must all be taken into consideration. A pure aluminum design is preferable, but that can also come with a heavy case of "sticker shock". SilverStone may have the answer, as their Kublai Series looks to offer a high-end feature set, but uses SECC steel to help keep costs lower.

Using SECC to Combine Features with a Low Price: SilverStone Kublai KL03 Review - 12/03/2008
Selecting a high-end case can be a difficult proposition, as overall construction, features, platform support, cooling, and especially price, must all be taken into consideration. A pure aluminum design is preferable, but that can also come with a heavy case of "sticker shock". SilverStone may have the answer, as their Kublai Series looks to offer a high-end feature set, but uses SECC steel to help keep costs lower.

The New Core i7 Processor: Intel's Quad-Core of Solace - 11/24/2008
A new Intel CPU + Socket announcement isn't exactly a rare occurrence, but the Core i7 is far more than just a simple revision or die shrink. Instead, it changes the way Intel views a processor, adding functionality like an integrated memory controller and Hyper-Threading, while setting desktop performance records on demand.

Aiming for the High-end Gamer: NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse Review - 11/19/2008
Although the gaming mouse market continues to be dominated by major players like Logitech, Microsoft and Razer, there seems to be no shortage of companies introducing new designs. NZXT is one of them, and this gamer-oriented company is putting its weight behind the Avatar Gaming Mouse, an ambidextrous design with user-configurable DPI settings and 7 customizable buttons.

The Intel X58 Express: Don't Fight the Future - 11/08/2008
The new Core i7 processor is getting all the press, and deservedly so, but Intel also unveiled a brand new X58 platform as well. As much as the Core i7 changes the Intel processor landscape, so too does the X58 Express redefine the chipset's features and duties, as well as keeping its eye firmly on the future and not the past.




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