Flash, Memory and Storage

MadBoxPC - Corsair Flash Voyager GT 2/4GB (Corsair Flash Voyager RoundUp)
HardwareZone - LOTIS PMO 12GB Pocket Drive

Cases and Enclosures

3DGameMan - Sigma Atlantis Case

Cooling

XS Reviews - Zalman ZM500-HP Review

Networking

TechPowerUp - Synology DS207 (NAS)

Mice and Keyboards

Bit-Tech - Revoltec Fightmouse review

Gaming

TweakTown - Aura 2: The Sacred Rings PC Review
TechGage - Game Emulation In Linux Article

Apple has banned access to MySpace at their retail stores, but not for the conventional reasons of keeping employees productive. The ban deals with loitering customers…

An Apple Store employee (who does not work in the Fifth Avenue store), confirmed to CNET News.com that this has been an ongoing problem. “MySpace is a big issue for the Apple stores because people come in, Photobooth themselves (using Macs’ built-in webcams), then stick their picture up on their MySpace account and loiter at machines for hours,” the source said in an e-mail. “It is especially troublesome at the flagships and high-volume stores, and for a while there was no official word on how to deal with it.”

In some of the Apple flagship stores where traffic is extremely high, having people hang out all day without buying anything is bad for business.

Source: CNET News

Video Cards

PenStarSys - Gigabyte GeForce 8600 GTS Silent Pipe 3 Review
BurnOutPC - Jetway X1650XT and Sparkle 7600GT Reviewed

Flash, Memory, and Storage

Virtual Hideout - Mushkin 4GB HP2-6400 (2×2GB) DDR2 Memory Review
DV Hardware - Super Talent T1000UX2G5 DDR2 memory review

Power Supplies

Hi-Techreviews - OCZ GameXStream 1010 Watt Power Supply reviewed

Cooling

ThinkComputers - 3RSYSTEM iCEAGE CPU Cooler Review
Xtreme Computing - XSPC RS360 UV blue Radiator Review

Software

OCModShop - Take Ownership of System files in Windows Vista

Gaming

OCIA - Best 3dfx Glide Games Article

Audio

HEXUS - Five FM transmitters for iPods and personal players
MonsterHardware - SanDisk Sansa e140 MP3 Player

Other

Bit-Tech - Functionality not included OpEd
HardwareZone - PC Show 2007, An Early Peek

In anticipation of the movies premiere, an email has been circulating around the web promising a teaser trailer of the third installment of the movie franchise “World’s End” and a chance to win free tickets. However, this email isn’t treasure but a trojan designed to do nasty things to your system…

“There is no film preview and there are no free tickets,” said Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant for Sophos. “The only thing that this email is trailing is an attack wave of malicious code against your PC. Once your computer is compromised, hackers will be able to steal information from you with the aim of identity theft and other crimes.”

The email has gone out to North American and European fans and bears the familiar logo of the movie. We advise that you don’t take the bait.

Source: Help Net Security

Systems

64-Bit-Computers - AOpen Unveiled Intel Santa Rosa - BasedDesktop miniPC
3D Game Man - Puget Liquid Cooled Gaming Computer

Motherboards

Phoronix - ECS NF650iSLIT-A
HEXUS - ASUS P5K Deluxe WiFi?

Video Cards

The Tech Lounge - Albatron GeForce 8600 GT 256MB
XS Reviews - EVGA 8800 Ultra Superclocked Review
Xbit Labs - Almost a Champion: ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT Gaming Performance Review
Technic3D - Jetway HD 2900 XT
Tech Report - Radeon HD 2900 XT lacks UVD video acceleration

Memory, Flash and Storage

MadShrimps - DDR2-1000 tested: Crucial Ballistix and Super Talent
HEXUS - Corsair’s DDR3 lineup unmasked

Cases and Enclosures

Hot Hardware - Antec Nine Hundred Gaming Chassis
Big Bruin - Mapower MAP-AL31CS USB 2.0 + eSATA 3.5 inch External Enclosure Review
Modders Inc - Ultra Products Gladiator Mid-Tower Case

Power Supplies

TweakTown - Nexus NX-8060 600-watt True Power Modular PSU

Cooling

Virtual Hideout - ASUS Arctic Square CPU Cooler Review
Bit-Tech - Cooler Master Gemin II review 
TweakNews - Noctua NF-S12 120mm & NF-R8 80mm Silent Case Fans Review

Mice and Keyboards

XYZ Computing - Microsoft Reclusa Gaming Keyboard Review

Software

OC Mod Shop - How the heck do I change my File Associations in Vista?

Networking

Legion Hardware - Synology Cube Station CS407e
PC Mech - How to Fix Wireless Networking Problems

Gaming

OC Mod Shop - Boom Boom Rocket Review (Xbox 360): How fun can a game with Fireworks be?
Digital Trends - Gaming PCs vs. Consoles: Dell/Gateway Win, Sony Loses
HardCoreWare - PS3 can now play Blu-Ray movies at 720p, thanks to 1.8 (it’s official)

Audio

Trusted Reviews - Creative Zen Stone 1GB
PC Mech - Foobar Audio Player

Digital Imaging

BenchMark Reviews - Logitech QuickCam Ultra Vision SE Webcam Review

Cellphones

i4U - Latte BOOM Unlocked GSM Cellular Phone Review
Legit Reviews - Plantronics Pulsar 260 Bluetooth Headset Review

Other

PC Mech - Does Everyone Have a Right to the Internet?