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Written by Bob Buskirk
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Monday, 30 July 2007 |
Our sister-site ThinkComputers takes a look at a great LCD in their latest review. It’s the Acer AL2051W 20-inch widescreen – from the review, “LCD displays have exploded over the past year, especially widescreens. They started with 17" and 19" models, but now with the price drops 20" and 22" widescreen LCD's are becoming more of a standard now. Today we will be looking at the Acer AL2051W 20-inch widescreen monitor that you can pick up for under $200 from Geeks.com. We will see if it is worth your hard earned cash.” Make sure you check out the review!
[Via ThinkComputers]
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Written by Bob Buskirk
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Friday, 27 July 2007 |
XYZ Computing has a cool article on six mini systems that you don’t have to build yourself. They are an ideal platform for a project or for a silent system for simple tasks like checking your email. The intention was to find systems that are small, Linux-ready, and customizable, but price was factored in as well.
[Via XYZ Computing]
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Written by Bob Buskirk
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Friday, 27 July 2007 |
Samsung is adding new models to its Bordeaux line of LCDs in 23, 32, and 40-inch models. The 2 larger LCDs are 720p (1366x768) and feature a 8ms response time, 8,000:1 contrast ratio and 550 cd/m2 brightness. The smaller 23-inch LCD is also 720p, but only has a 4,000:1 contrast ratio and 450cd/m2 brightness rating. Look at cost you can get the 40-inch for $1,398, the 32-inch for $830, and the 23-inch for $581.
[Via Impress]
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Written by Bob Buskirk
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Friday, 27 July 2007 |
Today at Comic-Con Microsoft will announce its $20 price drop for the HD-DVD drive ($199 down to $179). Also to get your HD-DVD collection started they are offering 5 free HD-DVD’s to anyone picking one up. This is a mail-order deal though. A $20 price drop is not a lot, but the 5 free HD-DVD’s might sell the drive, although you only get to choose from a total of 15 titles. Also announced were HD versions of 300 (available August 14) and the pilot episode of Heroes.
[Via ThinkGaming]
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Written by Bob Buskirk
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Thursday, 26 July 2007 |
TechEBlog has a really cool feature of cool fish aquariums. There are a lot of different aquariums including ones made of an old Macintosh computer, G4 cube, and even one that you can feed the fish directly.
[Via TechEBlog]
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Written by Bob Buskirk
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Thursday, 26 July 2007 |
Our sister-site ThinkComputers takes a look at some really badass memory in their latest review. From the review, “We all know OCZ for impressing us with great looking heatspreaders on their memory modules. We have seen them on the Crossfire Edition modules, the Special Ops Urban Elite modules, and the original Special Ops edition modules. Besides just making modules that look great OCZ has improved the cooling with their new patent-pending cooling solution called Reaper HPC. This solution uses heatpipe technology to dissipate heat. Read on to learn more about this technology and check out the Reaper HPC modules.”. Make sure you check out the review!
[Via ThinkComputers]
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