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    Monday Newsies part 4

    Posted on Monday, April 14 2003 @ 11:54:51 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck



    Labtec Optical Mouse
    Now, i've been using regular old cheapo mice for awhile now. It suddenly hit me that i should get with the times, when the only old part on my computer was a 5 year old mouse. : p After checking out what was new in the world of mice, i settled on the Labtec optical mouse. Just the thought of never cleaning out another mouse was bliss to me. Or avoiding the dreaded mouse stutter


    Review Link : TechTastic


    Enermax CS-10181 Server Chassis
    The Enermax CS-10181 is a very well designed case that incorporates many features that one would look for in a high end case that might carry a price tag higher than $84.99 from Xoxide. The quality is unquestionable, and the use of the term "heavy duty" is appropriately used to describe the CS-10181. Its a sleek, stylish case that is spacious enough to provide room for all of your drives and peripherals easily


    Review Link : I am not a Geek


    Beantech BT-84 Clear Case
    Previously, clear cases were used exclusively for computer demonstrations and education. Today they are being used by many enthusiasts who want a unique look. Initially, there were very few manufacturers of clear cases, but as the craze caught on; more and more companies began selling clear cases. Today we have one of Beantech’s clear cases to look at. Hopefully it will be as well crafted as the last Beantech we reviewed.


    Review Link : Nexus Hardware


    Cremax IcyDoc Bodyguard 525
    In order to help protect the hard drive, the Icy Dock comes equipped with two fans. However, only one of the fans actually spin during operation. The other fan is there for redundancy should the primary fan fail. Other than the fans, this rack also comes with a small handful of wiring.


    Review Link : PCA


    CoolerMaster Aero 7 AMD Athlon XP heatsink
    We are delighted to award the CoolerMaster Aero 7, three of our Gold Medals & one Silver, along with our Editors Top choice for an air cooled heatsink for excellence, especially for overclocking.
    Review Link : A1 Electronics




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