Systems

Trusted Reviews - Gateway GT5074b

Video Cards

HEXUS - ASUS GeForce 8800 GTS 320 - the best buy under £200?
Xbit Labs - Passive Cooling Solutions for Graphics Cards from Arctic Cooling and Cooler Master

Monitors and Displays

ThinkComputers - Hanns-G HW191D 19-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor Review

Memory, Flash and Storage

MadShrimps - OCZ PC2-8500 Reaper HPC Review - Reaping Through Competition
XS Reviews - OCZ Reaper PC8500 HPC Review
3D Game Man - SilverStone DS351 External RAID HDD Storage

Cases and Enclosures

BurnOutPC - Gigabyte 3D Aurora reviewed
TechWareLabs - Installing a Strobe Light Case Modification Guide
Technic3D - Aerocool ZeroDegree  Case Review

Power Supplies

Benchmark Reviews - CyberPower CP1350AVRLCD 1350VA 810W UPS Review
Bjorn3D - Thermaltake Purepower RX 500W & 600W

Cooling

PC Apex - Ultra Products ChillTec Thermoelectric CPU Cooler

Mice and Keyboards

TechPowerUp - Cyber Snipa Intelliscope Laser Gaming Mouse

Printers

The Tech Zone - Okidata C6100DN LED Printer Review

Audio

Hard-h20 - Creative Travelsound Zen V Speakers
TechGage - Logitech X-240 2.1 Music Center Speakers Review

Gaming

YouGamers - Tomb Raider: Anniversary (PC) review
OCModShop - Teachings of the Wii Generation

Movies

Ascully - Apocalypto Blu-Ray Disc Review

Digital Imaging

Windows A to Z - Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3 Review

Other

Digital Trends - Father’s Day Gift Guide
HardwareZone - PC Show 2007 - The Full Coverage

Remember the interactive computing construct in “The Minority Report” where Tom Cruise could interact with data by dragging and dropping it with his bare hands? Well, it looks like the Redmond Giant has created something that is very similar called “Surface” which uses a large touchscreen surface (I wonder if that’s where they got the name from) that is mounted into a table or counter.

Users are able to use natural hand gestures to summon information like pictures and music and other digital content. You can even flick a picture across the table to your friend. Other cool features include the ability to flick content over to your PDA’s or other portable devices and have Surface sync it. You can see how the ZUNE users are getting all giddy about this one.

The concept has proved so popular that Caesars Palace Casino in Las Vegas was one of the first to put themselves down for an order along with several other Hotels. Their restaurants and clubs could use the systems to allow patrons to order food and drink and get a refill when their glasses are empty. However, with built in wireless, it is possible that the system would even sense when your glass is running low. It’s only a matter of time till this system shows up in other types of applications.

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NEW YORK, May 22, 2007 – Brightroam today announced the availability of its global cellular service, designed to help global travelers save up to 80 percent on international roaming charges. With unique contract-free monthly billing rate plans, a comprehensive portfolio of local SIM cards and global roaming SIM cards, Brightroam offers service in over 90 countries and provides a cost-competitive and convenient alternative to international pre-paid SIM cards.

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Systems

Trusted Reviews - Shuttle SD39P2 Barebone
TechARP - PC Buying Guide

CPU

Xbit Labs - New Budget Dual-Core CPUs: Intel Pentium E2160 and Pentium E2140

Motherboards

Guru3D - Jetway 966PDAG-PB mainboard review
HardwareZone - ASUS P5K Deluxe/WiFi-AP (Intel P35)

Video Cards

The Tech Lounge - ATI HD 2900 XT Vista Performance
i4U - PNY 8800 GTX Overclocked Graphics Card Review
Hardware Secrets - MSI Overclocked GeForce 8600 GT Review
InsideHW - Nvidia Mainstream DX10 VGA Roundup
TechPowerUp - Zotac GeForce 8800 GTX OC Edition

Flash, Memory and Storage

Big Bruin - Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC2-8500 2GB DDR2 Memory Kit Review 
Legit Reviews - Adaptec RAID 3805 8-port SATA and SAS Controller Review
TechWareLabs - Antec MX-1 e-SATA Hard Drive Enclosure Review
TechGage - Vantec NexStar LX NAS Review
BenchMark Reviews - VIZO eSATA Uranus & Saturno HDD Enclosure Review
i4U - Data Robotics Drobo Storage Robot DRO4DU10 Review

Cases and Enclosures

XS Reviews - Antec P190 review
HEXUS - Gigabyte’s Triton 180 sub-£50 chassis packs in the features

Cooling

ASE Labs - Arctic Cooling Arctic Fan 9 Review
TweakNews - Gigabyte 3D Galaxy II CPU Liquid Cooling System Review
Modders Inc - VIZO Sleet VGA Cooler
XS Reviews - Zalman VF-900 Review

Software

OCModShop - How to turn off the UAC (those annoying confirmation prompts) in Windows Vista

Audio

Hot Hardware - Abit iDome and AirPace Music

Gaming

Technoyard - X-Arcade Tankstick Arcade Controller
ThinkGaming - Nintendo Wii Review
Trusted Reviews - Tomb Raider: Anniversary

Mobile

Digital Trends - Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth Headset Review
BlueTomorrow - Bluetooth Headsets

Other

TweakTown - Joost, the next big step for video on demand?

TORONTO, ON — May 30, 2007 — More than 30,000 “Pac-Man®” players in 25 countries recently spent thousands of hours eating up Power Pellets and avoiding Pinky, Inky, Blinky and Clyde– all in the quest to advance to the championship round at the first-ever Xbox 360 Pac-Man World Championship, presented by Quiznos. Players competed by playing for the highest score on “Pac-Man” – one of the most beloved video games of all time - on Xbox LIVE® Arcade on the Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from May 4 – May 10, 2007. Today, Microsoft Corp. and NAMCO BANDAI Games, Inc. revealed that Dwayne Richard, age 38, from Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada will be flown to New York City to compete for the right to be crowned as the first-ever Xbox 360 Pac-Man World Champion by Toru Iwatani – the creator of Pac-Man – on June 5, 2007 in New York City’s Times Square.

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