Reviews

When it comes to motherboards, Abit is a name most everyone has heard. Abit has long been one of the true innovators of the motherboard industry, often being the first to offer features never before seen.

The Acer Aspire TimelineX 4820T, a 4.9-pound machine with a 14-inch display and a starting price of $750, has me sorely tempted.

You’ve heard the gossip: Apple’s iPad tablet is selling like wildfire, and netbooks are suddenly an endangered species.

If there’s one thing that most home office and small business users can agree on, it’s that space is always an issue. So it’s not surprising that when it comes time to shop for a printer, many opt for a multifunction device.

The 1 GHz Intel Pentium III seems to be the subject of much controversy, as many claims have been made about its inability to run in a dual CPU configuration.

Well I guess many of you have already read the articles on the web stating that RDRAM is not worth the money and that Intel and Rambus are actually joined at the hip trying to convince you, the consumer, to buy their faulty chipsets and poor-performing memory architecture. But let’s be fair here, why would … Read more

It’s unfortunate to see, but it happens–otherwise excellent products slowed in their tracks by poor support and backing. Such is the case with Intel’s Pentium III 500E and 550E MHz processors. They’re quite excellent processors, fast, extremely overclockable and inexpensive. Sadly, over the past few weeks, most potential buyers have been forced to overlook these … Read more

Last year, ABIT broke into the motherboard market in a big way. Realizing the potential of the overclocking, ABIT capitalized with their highly successful BH6 motherboard that is extremely stable (even when overclocked), and incorporated their Softmenu BIOS, which nullified the need for on-board jumpers. For overclockers, the BH6 was a dream come true. After … Read more

The Matrox Marvel G400-TV is much more than an all-purpose videocard. Looking over Marvel’s features and specifications, hardly a thing comes to mind this videocard doesn’t have or could be missing. Beyond the well known performance of the Matrox G400 graphics engine, the Marvel G400-TV responds to the needs of both PC enthusiasts and video … Read more