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Verbatim Tune Board Keyboard - Reviewed

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Written by Richard | 07 June 2009
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The Verbatim Tune Board isn’t quite your everyday normal keyboard.  It offers a unique blend of features not really found on other keyboard: illumination and sound.   With these features, this keyboard can be used for gaming, entertainment, and everyday use.

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TabletKiosk MediSlate MCA i1040XT First Impressions

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Written by Martin Regtien | 20 March 2009
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Tegatech's Medical Clinical Assistant Reviewed

We introduced the MediSlate to you last week when Tegatech announced its availability here in Australia. 

The TabletKiosk MediSlate MCA i1040XT, or Medical Clinical Assistant, as its full name is, has now arrived at our office for a quick hands-on review.
Now I am faced with the almost impossible task to do justice to this incredibly cool looking slate PC in just 3 days. 

So how did we fare?

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Noctua NH-U12P CPU Cooler - Reviewed

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Written by Richard | 02 February 2009
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Read more...I personally haven't heard of the company Noctua until now.  But after looking at their company website, the reason why is because they are an Austria.  But they are a well established company with a wide range of CPU coolers, Fans, and Thermal Compounds.  This NH-U12P CPU cooler is a massive cooler with 4 dual heat pipes while keeping noise in mind.

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Lian-Li PC-X500 Aluminum Case - Reviewed

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Written by Richard | 02 September 2008
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Read more...The Lian-Li PC-X500 Aluminum Case is a mid-tower case that works as a gaming case or even a home theatre PC. 

With its beautiful aluminium construction and a simple design, this case will appeal to many.

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Thermaltake WingMA Case - Reviewed

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Written by Richard | 02 September 2008
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Read more...The Thermaltake WingMA is a bit of a departure from Thermaltake's typical gaming and enthusiast cases, but this case is meant to appeal to a more general and wider audience.
With its simple construction, and stylish smaller design, this is a great product for a budget PC.

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Apevia X-Master Computer Enclosure - Reviewed

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Written by Richard | 25 August 2008
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Read more...The X-Master case from Apevia is great for some light gaming, a home theatre PC, or a general computer.  This case is flexible since it can be stood upright or on its side.  Because of its smaller form factor, this is is great case for those looking for a computer that is not that large compared with many standard cases on the market today.

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Zerotherm Zen FZ120 Cooler Reviewed

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Written by Richard | 26 May 2008
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Today, we have a look at another of Zerotherm's latest CPU coolers, the Zerotherm Zen FZ120. 

Previously, we had a look at their 'butterfly' shaped cooler and it performed exceptionally. 

Let's hope that this cooler can provide similar results. 

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Meet a Puppy-Sized computer: the Norhtec MicroClient SR

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Written by Martin van Zanten | 15 May 2008
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The web is a fast medium: before you know it you're surfing off to other shores. So let me get the message out straight away: if you have a tight budget, love our planet, and need a computer, then put the Norhtec MicroClient Sr at the top of your shortlist! This is the smallest computer I have seen until now, and can be used in many situations to replace the larger and heavier computer system.  If you are starting with a clean slate, even better: definitely consider this tiny powerhouse! It's a small computer in physical size, uses a lot less energy. BUT let its Puppy Size not deceive you: there's a lot of power inside to address your (personal) computing and communication needs.

 

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