Hope your weekend was only eventful if that’s what you wanted from it.  I had an adventure with my car I’d rather have avoided…turns out the blower motor for my defroster has decided it doesn’t want to play any more.  Heck of a thing to discover during the first real snowfall we’ve had this year.  Hopefully I can stumble through until Friday when I get paid and can get it fixed, but it’s not looking too good.  Hmmm…wonder if I can rig a case fan somehow to get me through until then…it’s a thought.

TweakNews gets us started with a look at the Sans Digital MobileNas MN4L+(B) Four Bay NAS

CDRinfo checks out some Crucial BallistiX Tracer PC3-10600 DDR3 Memory

PureOverclock gets visual with the Sapphire Radeon 4870 X2

Hardware Canucks reviews the OCZ Gladiator MAX CPU Cooler

TweakTown takes a look at the ABS Tagan BZ1300 Modular Power Supply

Benchmark Reviews reports on the Honeywell Altura MLX 42-inch 1080p 10-bit HDTV

Everything USB goes smaller with the Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse

Bjorn3D plays with the Eagle Neptor ET-NPWG100

bit-tech sits down with Lian Li’s Silent Force 850W power supply unit

And to close out today, BigBruin examines the Lian Li PC-A77B Full Tower Chassis

Taking over 30 hrs to build, this is LEGO’s largest set yet! It contains over 5,900 pieces and is recommended for only the most experienced builders. The set is fully detailed capturing all the minarets, domes, finials, arches, and stairs. This thing builds out to 20″ x 16″ inches and is so pretty, it should be stuck in a glass case. At a price of $399 CDN, it certainly isn’t cheap. But if you want to take a break from building a Star Destroyer or the Millenium Falcon, this may prove to be a good Lego vacation from the norm.

Source: LEGO