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Quick Takes: 13 Mid-Tower Cases Rounded-Up

By Siggy Moersch published 11 November 08

Sleek Designs, Little Innovation: 4 Barebone Cases Compared

By Siggy Moersch published 8 March 08

You might think that it is hard to go wrong when selecting a case for your PC. Think again, as our tests of four new designs prove that not all cases are created equal.

CeBIT 2008: Wireless Presentations

By Siggy Moersch published 6 March 08

ATEN promises us a revolution in the conference room. Its KE8220 Virtual VNC Console is supposed to let users manage presentations on several PCs or laptops.

CeBIT 2008: Media Adapter with Powerline Adapter

By Siggy Moersch published 6 March 08

Zyxel is combining two of its strengths in the Digital Media Adapter DMA-1100P. The third generation of the A/V streaming client is the first to feature an integrated Powerline adapter.

CeBIT 2008: Video Converter for HDTV

By Siggy Moersch published 6 March 08

The ASUS HDTV Suite HDMI is a video converter box that can output HDTV sources to any PC screen. Using an adapter, you can hook up an HD player or a Playstation 3 to your monitor.

CeBIT 2008: Aiptek's Small Full-HD Camcorder

By Siggy Moersch published 5 March 08

Tom's Hardware took a look at Aiptek's handy Full-HD camcorder at CeBIT. The small video camera records up to 8 hours of material at 1080p and comes with a moderate $380 price tag.

Shuttle XPC SN27P2: A Mini-PC for Athlon AM2 Processors

By Siggy Moersch published 28 July 06

It didn't take long at all for Shuttle to deliver the first barebone mini-PC for AMD's new AM2 socket processors. Come along as THG gives you all the details...

Four Quiet and Powerful Mini PCs for Intel CPUs

By Siggy Moersch published 6 July 06

Treasures or Trash? 5 PC Cases for Gamers

By Siggy Moersch published 29 May 06

Labelflash vs LightScribe DVD/CD Labeling

By Siggy Moersch published 14 February 06

Forget about labeling your DVDs and CDs with a magic marker: a new generation of burners and media that use LightScribe and Labelflash software offer promising results.

Aspire's LAN Party Proud X-Qpack Case

By Siggy Moersch published 23 December 05

Either Way ATX or BTX Cases

By Siggy Moersch published 6 December 05

Out With ATX, In With Gigabyte's CB91 BTX

By Siggy Moersch published 1 December 05

Making A Case for the LAN and Office

By Siggy Moersch published 29 November 05

Sytrin Nextherm ICS 8200: The Air-Conditioned Mid Tower

By Siggy Moersch published 25 October 05

Remote Control For Multimedia Windows Apps

By Siggy Moersch published 21 October 05

Silverstone LaScala LC18: Server Rack with Hi-Fi Allure

By Siggy Moersch published 20 October 05

Looking Good with the latest Coolermaster Musketeer III

By Siggy Moersch published 13 October 05

The new Coolermaster Musketeer III converts analog sound into a softer, more harmonic audio signal by means of an old classic: a vacuum tube.

All Quiet On the PC Noise Front

By Siggy Moersch published 12 October 05

Building The Ultimate Home Theater PC

By Siggy Moersch published 3 October 05

Double-Height Chic: Two Multifunction Panels From AeroCool

By Siggy Moersch published 19 September 05

Eclipse & Mystic: Offbeat Cases from ThermalRock

By Siggy Moersch published 13 September 05

ThermalRock takes its SFF chassis series two steps further - with the midi tower Eclipse and the desktop Mystic. Both models feature an eye-catching faux CD player front panel.

Hard Disk Drive Video Players Hit The Mainstream

By Siggy Moersch published 29 August 05

The Matrix Orbital MX610 Ultra-Smart Character Display

By Siggy Moersch published 22 July 05

Silverstone Sugo SG01 Is Stylish Flexibility, Cubed

By Siggy Moersch published 20 July 05

Silverstone's aluminum cube can be equipped more flexibly than most SFF PCs. The secret to its success? It can house any standard microATX board available today.

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