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HP & LaCie/Axentra Media Servers May 5, 2008 | Computing | NetworkingThe HP MediaSmart EX475 includes four SATA drive bays, an equal number of USB ports and an eSATA port; runs Windows Home Server and serves media (among other things) to a network. The LaCie Ethernet Disk mini – Home Edition runs a modified Linux kernel... Read more
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Bigfoot Networks' Killer M1 NIC April 28, 2008 | Computing | NetworkingA self-contained system on a network interface card, Bigfoot Networks Killer M1 NIC offloads TCP/IP processing from Windows and gives gamers traffic priority and speedups for an edge in multi-player games online. The M1 isn’t cheap, but is worth it for se Read more
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Preview: HP's Tiny New MiniNote 2133 April 21, 2008 | Computing | Notebooks and LaptopsHP joins the ultra-mobile PC market with a sleek and stylish machine boasting a real hard drive, along with the most impressive keyboard we’ve seen to date. Read more
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Wi-Fi Detectors Put To The Test April 18, 2008 | Computing | NetworkingYou don’t have to boot up your notebook just to see if there is Wi-Fi, do you? Read more
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Surviving the Laptop Upgrade Wars April 9, 2008 | Computing | Notebooks and LaptopsIn this edition of “Who Designed This Crap?” Barry Gerber talks about how difficult it is to upgrade to a new laptop and who should be responsible for fixing the problem. Read more
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Überclok Reactor: “Überperformance” Gaming? March 24, 2008 | Computing | MiscellaneousNothing else performs like a custom-tuned machine that you can push far beyond the rated capabilities of its components. But many buyers lack the time and/or skill to tweak their own systems and even if they did the whole process of buying the best parts. Read more
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Archos TV+ 250 GB March 19, 2008 | Computing | NetworkingApple TV isn’t the only way to get digital content: the Archos TV+ makes it easy to record TV for your PMP and stream music and video from your PC. It might be too simple, though—or too complicated. Read more
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Vye mini-V S37 Review March 17, 2008 | Computing | MiscellaneousThe Vye mini-v S37 isn’t the first cheap sub-notebook, and it’s not the cheapest sub-notebook either. But it’s a tiny tablet that runs Vista, and it features surprisingly good battery life. Read more
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iBuypower Gamer Mage 855: a Quad-core Dual-GPU Gaming System for $1,499 March 10, 2008 | Computing | Desktop ComputersiBuypower offers four CPU cores, two GPUs and a monitor – all for $1,499. But can you really get away with paying so little for a high-end gaming machine? Read more
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The Babes of CeBIT - Part 2 March 8, 2008 | Computing | MiscellaneousMore booth babes from CeBIT 2008 Read more
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