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TUL Corporation, a leading provider of AMD/ATI graphic cards, today announced the PowerColor X1550 in PCI-E, AGP and Silent Cooling System (SCS) variations. These models replace the X1300 brand in an effort to re-emphasize the complete support of AMD/ATI-based graphic cards for Windows VistaTM platform; particularly for the entry level segment. PowerColor’s X1550 comes with a factory overclocked core of 600MHz, with memory speed of 400MHz (800MHz effective) and 256MB of DDR2 RAM.  See rest of Press Release below.

We haven't reviewed anything from Fujitsu lately but this latest trio of tablets look most capable. As far as features and security aspects they seem to come very close to the Asus V1J we're currently reviewing. And our Flybook experiences make us love the tablet form factor! Here are some delectable details in the Australian Press Release.

Casio has been bringing out ever increasingly clever designs in the Exilim range. I was very impressed when we reviewed the Z850 but the latest arrival, announced today, has several improvements that make it even more lust-worthy. It's no mean feat to squeeze a 7x superzoom into that svelte body, kept very slim by an internal zoom, rather that the protruding barrel of a conventional digicam.

And for all of us shaky types there are FOUR blur reduction technologies built in.

The EX-V7 should be on the shelves in March and we should have our review unit in a few weeks time so that we can bring you an in-depth coverage of its features.

Check out the Press Release and all the specs.

Our friends at I4U have an interesting Featured Review: they are taking  the XFX NVIDIA 8800 GTX XXX Graphics Card to task.

Here's a quote: "Today we will just look at the performance improvements and compare the 8800 GTX XXX performance to the performance of the stock 8800 GTX. The only place that the 8800 GTX XXX differs from the stock 8800 GTX is in the clock speeds.
The stock 8800 GTX is clocked at 575 MHz on the core and 1.8 GHz on the memory whereas the XXX version is clocked at 630 MHz on the core and 2GHz on the memory. "
The full review you'll find here.

The QuickCam series of webcams from Logitech now sport a new model with ultra image clarity. Better lenses and RightLight 2 Technology were key to this development.

The lower f-stop also allows good quality video in poor lighting situations.

Read the full press release with all the details below.