Spanish site msiwind.es has got the MSI Wind U120H HSDPA netbook and tear down the netbook to have an inside look. You can see more photos after the break: The Wind U120H and U120H are basically the same. They have an Atom 1.6GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive and a 10-inch display. The U120H comes with also integrated 3G module.
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MSI Wind U120H Inside Look
GELID Silent Spirit LGA 1366 CPU Cooler Review
GELID solutions is a new face on the market. GELID is a company formed between a former Arctic Cooling founder, Gebhard Scherrer and an investor VC Tran. GELID offers thermal management solutions ranging from fans, thermal materials, and heatsinks. GELID opened its doors for business 7 months ago, and 2 months later it launched its Silent Spirit. GELID states that they wish to produce high-performance and virtually silent heatsinks; the Silent Spirit looks to fulfill the latter goal.
GELID And The Silent Spirit
Box Images
Silent Spirit Images
Test System
Core I7 920 Results
Phenom Ii X4 940 Results
Arctic Silver Ceramique Versus Gelid GC-1
Thermal Material Mount Images
Acoustics And Conclusion
Lenovo W700ds Review
For those of us who live and work on gigantic dual displays, making the transition to a cramped little notebook screen when it’s time to get things done on the road has never been easy. We’re spoiled. But there’s really never been any alternative, unless you wanted to roll up a monitor in bubble pack and stuff it into the bottom of your suit case. That was, of course before the Lenovo W700ds appeared. With a 10.6-inch secondary screen that slides out of its side, it’s the very first dual-display notebook. And with a starting price of $3,069, it has the price of a first-gen machine. But multi-taskers imagining a mobile version of their dual-screen desktop setups shouldn’t hold their breath, since the W700ds comes with more than enough compromises to drag down the allure of that extra screen real estate.
Features And Design
More Testing
More Testing And Conclusion
Specification
Kojinsha’s 7-Inch Mini Notebook ‘S130′ With Navigation Map Software
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Cooler Master Elite 330 Case RC-330-KKN1-GP Review
Benchmark Reviews has been on the web for over a year now. In that time I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing some very nice higher end computer items, including mid and full tower cases. While I love the high end market I realize for every high end part sold, there are probably 100’s of mid to lower end parts sold. So who’s buying these parts? Everyone is that’s who. So where do they get their pre purchase information from? Hopefully here at Benchmark Reviews. Cooler Master recognizes there is an audience at this price point and so should we. Today Benchmark Reviews will look at the Cooler Master Elite 330 RC-330-KKN1-GP Chassis. A mid tower computer case that appears to be big on features but small on price.
Cooler Master Elite 330 Case RC-330-KKN1-GP
Closer Look : Exterior
Detailed Exterior Features
Closer Look : Interior
Detailed Interior Features
Final Thoughts And Conclusion
Themaltake SpinQ CPU Cooler Looks Wicked Reviewed
Themaltake has been around for as long as I can remember manufacturing CPU coolers like the Orb series, and cases like the ever so popular Armor line. This time we are looking at their newest offering to the cooling world, the SpinQ. Legit Reviews began posting pictures of the SpinQ back in August when the staff saw it at NVISION 08, so if it looks familiar to you on the site that might be why. Due to its cooling fin arrangement this cooler is one of the more visually interesting coolers I have looked at this year, but more on this in a moment. Let’s take a quick look at the specifications for the SpinQ.
Page 1 - Themaltake SpinQ CPU Cooler Looks Wicked
Page 2 - Overall Impression
Page 3 - Installing The SpinQ
Page 4 - The Test System
Page 5 - Results And Final Conclusion
Reviews : Power Supply Units
When Enermax contacted us regarding reviewing a power supply for them, we were pleasantly surprised. With such a prime range of PSUs, it’s difficult to see why Enermax would release yet another series of units. However this was made clearer after doing some research…price. All of Enermax’s units top the £60 bracket, but the Pro 82+ series is aimed more so at the low-mid range and the price reflects this. But by still maintaining price, Enermax boasts that the Pro 82 range provides outstanding efficiency and a quiet fan.
Logitech Cordless Desktop S520 Review
Only a little while ago, Logitech walked away with yet another Recommended Award for its excellent Cordless Desktop Wave Pro mouse and keyboard set. But the sad reality is that not everyone can afford to spend £72 on peripherals. Naturally, Logitech also caters for the budget end of the peripheral market, and one of its latest entries is the S520 Cordless Desktop.
Logitech Cordless Desktop S520 (1)
Logitech Cordless Desktop S520 (2)
Sony Bravia KDL-55X4500 55in LCD TV Review
For a succinct snapshot of just how extreme Sony’s latest TV range is, you only have to compare the entry-level KDL-37V4000 reviewed a few days ago with today’s KDL-55X4500. For these two LCD TVs exist a whole £3,000 apart - a difference that’s sure as hell going to take some explaining if you’re trying to sell the idea of a 55X4500 to a reluctant other half. Especially as the 37V4000 is actually rather good within the context of its self-imposed limitations.
Sony Bravia KDL-55X4500 (1)
Sony Bravia KDL-55X4500 (2)
Sony Bravia KDL-55X4500 (3)
Sony Bravia KDL-55X4500 (4)
Sony Bravia KDL-55X4500 (5)
Feature Table
Pulse Smartpen Review
There were many unfortunate times during my college years where I sat cramped in a small desk, packed in a lecture room with over 100 students, frantically attempting to keep my note taking up to pace with my professor’s lecturing speed. Enter the Livescribe Pulse smartpen, and my life would have been much easier.
Although Livescribe has been running a pretty effective campaign to gain exposure, if this is the first time that you have heard of the Pulse Smartpen, we’ll give you a quick overview. The Pulse smartpen is a pen with a computer inside. As you take notes, the smartpen records all of the audio being played, and then “links” the audio with your written notes. Tapping a word in the notes plays back the audio that was being said when that word was written.
AMD 790GX Motherboard Roundup Review
In our AMD 790GX review we have already found out that motherboards on this chipset have a chance to become a popular foundation for all-purpose computers for a wide range of home users. On the one hand, this chipset offers a state-of-the-art graphics core, which performance is sufficient to run popular games with medium graphics quality, and sterling support for HD Video decoding. On the other hand, these motherboards are an excellent platform for active gamers, which can be used to build a gaming computer with CrossFire that can include even powerful cards (provided you have a powerful PSU — for top dual-GPU cards). Besides, a drop of prices for Phenom this fall added attraction to this platform.
Introduction, Motherboards
Performance, Power Consumption
Overclocking, Audio, Conclusions
Hands-On The Ultimate Aluminum Stand For Macbook And Macbookpro
Just look what received a few days ago, the PSK Macbook aluminum stand. If you’re crazy about your unibody or aluminum MacbookPro, or MacBook, you treat your beloved with respect by giving it a proper stand. Guess what, the PSK is the perfect choice. ??
With a one size fits all concept, the PSK can be used with any Mac Intel notebook and takes good care of your device with its integrated aluminum heat-sink, now you don’t have to worry about keeping your Mac cool. Another nice little thing, aside its awesome finish, is the ability of hiding a USB HUF or power cord below your Mac with a little shelf designed for that purpose.
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Gigabyte EP45T-Extreme Motherboard Review
Like all leading motherboard manufacturers, Gigabyte rolled out an entire family of models based on the Intel 4x chipsets. It includes interesting motherboards from the new Ultra Durable 3 series (with an additional copper layer in their PCBs) and a top motherboard (DQ6) with a special PCI Express lane switcher to support simultaneous operation of several network controllers and PCI-E graphics slots. We are going to examine a top model from this Extreme series (suffix T in its title indicates DDR3 memory), which main highlight is its power circuits and cooling system.
Introduction, Design
Interfaces, Bundle
Controllers, BIOS, Performance
AMD Phenom II X4 940 & 920: A True Return to Competition Review
The AMD we used to know and love is back. As I write this sentence, most of AMD is still on vacation. By the time you read this, that will have changed, but it’s such a stark contrast to what happened when the original Phenom processor launched. In the months leading up to Phenom, AMD treated it like it would be its hero. “Just wait”, we were told. So we did. And Phenom was the biggest disappointment AMD had ever left us with.
Page: 1 - Index
Page: 2 - The Phenom Inspired, Core I7-Like, Pheno..
Page: 3 - Phenom Ii’s Secret, In Pictures
Page: 4 - Clock For Clock, Still Slower Than Core …
Page: 5 - Cache And Memory Controller Comparison
Page: 6 - Finally, Cool ‘N’ Quiet You Can Use
Page: 7 - 45nm And Low Power Consumption
Page: 8 - Socket-Am2, Am2+ And Am3: Backwards Comp…
Page: 9 - Phenom Vs. Phenom Ii - Clock For Clock
Page: 10 - Hooray, Amd Is Overclockable Again
Page: 11 - The Test
Page: 12 - Sysmark 2007
Page: 13 - Adobe Photoshop Cs4 Using Retouch Artist…
Page: 14 - Divx, X264 And Wm Encode Tests
Page: 15 - 3dsmax 9 & Cinebench R10
Page: 16 - Pov-Ray 3.7 Beta 23, Blender & Par2
Page: 17 - Microsoft Excel 2007, Sony Vegas Pro & S…
Page: 18 - Gaming Performance - Fallout 3 & Left 4 …
Page: 19 - Gaming Performance - Farcry 2 & Crysis W…
Page: 20 - Final Words
Lian Li Launches New Aluminum PC-A06F Chassis
Lian Li Industrial Co. Ltd has launched the PC-A06F Mid-Tower chassis. The all aluminum mid-tower design features a front mounted 140mm@900RPM fan, with an additional top mounted 120mm@1000RPM extraction fan. The sleek brushed aluminum chassis is only 3.8kg in weight and the dimensions are 187 x 375 x 490 mm ( W, H, D). The traditional layout is slightly restrictive in that only small CPU heatsinks can be used, as the PSU is mounted directly over the CPU mounting region. The chassis is imbued with all the functional and user friendly design aspects users have come to expect in a Lian Li case.
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