X-bit labs: MSI P35 Platinum mainboard is one of the most beautiful solutions on Intel P35 Express chipset. The designer team did a great job, for sure. But did the engineers do a great job as well? We decided to take a real close look at the features and peculiarities of MSI flagship solution in our new review. ...

AnandTech: Apple brings their web browser for Mac OS X over to Windows, but how does it stack up to the competition?

AnandTech: Our updated look at Seagate’s mid-range Barracuda 7200.10 desktop series that proves you get performance close to what you pay for today.

PC Perspective: Now that we have a few of these under our belt, we decided to more openly share our newest PC Perspective content: our podcast! Basically an MP3-based radio show, we talk about our latest content and reviews and tech news from around the web....

AnandTech: We take a look at 1st party and 3rd party video card utilities, and why GPU manufacturers could be doing better

HardwareLogic: With graphics cards becoming more and more power hungry, its only logical that they are going to generate more and more heat. Today HL tackles the HR-03 VGA Cooler from the cooling experts Thermalright. Is the HR-03 Plus a worthy replacement for the stock cooling on your NVIDIA 8800 GTS or GTX?

X-bit labs: Today we are going to introduce to you one of compact, but capacious external storage devices from Fujitsu - the new 120GB Handy Drive designed in 2.5-inch form-factor and offering 4,200rpm HDD spindle rotation speed. We are going to compare its performance against that of the solutions from Transcend ...

AnandTech: With the first three DX10 games out there in the wild, we wanted to take a close look at what we can expect from the first generation of titles built around the new API.

Guru3d: The Fata1ty Geforce 8600 GT graphics card comes with it’s GPU core pre-overclocked at 620 MHz and 256MB memory clocked at 2x 850 MHZ. That’s not that special yet it’s doing that while being passively cooled.

AnandTech: Gateway’s new convertible tablet PC targets the thin and light sector of the mobile landscape. Is the result a delicious low-carb notebook, or is it merely less filling?