Monday News Part 3

Posted on Monday, December 30 2002 @ 19:17 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck

BeanTech BT84 Acrylic Case Review
Acrylic cases are nothing new. As a matter of fact, they're been around even before VH started out. Where case windows only let you see a certain portion of your valuable hardwares, acrylic cases are totally transparent so you can see everything inside. These cases also helps in educational and display purposes. There're not many companies out there making them and most, if not all of them are based in the States or Canada but if the recent Comdex is any indication, be sure to see more and more variations of the acrylic case from the Taiwanese folks! And one of them is BeanTech International. BeanTech is a relatively new company, formed only recently but have grown into one of the leading manufacturers of mobile racks in Taiwan. They also manufacture their own line of aluminium cases and recently launched their acrylic case line. And the BT84 is one of the prototypes that we're looking at today


Review Link : Virtual-Hideout


Tocools Regal HSF Review
Tocools develop New Technology for manufacturing high performance heat sinks, this technology is contributed to the best Cost , the best Quality and the best Delivery
Review Link : World OC


MSI K7N2-L nForce2 Motherboard Review
After spending about a week with this motherboard, I have finally published my written words on what I found. The K7N2-L is Micro Star International's nForce-2 (SPP) motherboard. While the original nForce chipset did not receive the fanfare nVidia was looking for, that didn't stop them from trying again with a fresh approach. Being less expensive than the previous boards and offering features very comparable with other leading chipsets, the nForce-2 takes aim at both the Enthusiast and OEM markets.
Review Link : ClubOC


Mouse Pad Roundup
Nowadays we have mouse pads that are specifically designed for optical mice - and even though it might seem a bit silly, the market for mouse pads has gotten quite big. In this review, the [H]ardOCP's RatPadz, PCXMods' X-Trac, M3's Precise Mousing Surface, and a common mouse pad are all put to the test - for optical and ball mice
Review Link : Viper's Lair


Vantec Nexus NXP-101 Review and Aesthetic Mod
Ok, You've probably read a review or two of the Vantec Nexus Multifunction panel. But have you read it Extension Style? While some of the great features of course will be shown, the major downfall will be taken care of here. Can we say Mod? Well, I guess so. But anyone can handle a can of spray paint? See how the review and the painting comes out...


Review Link : ExtensionTech


Matrix Orbital VK204-25 VFD Review
A few months ago we looked at one of Matrix Orbital's LCDs; the LK202-25. We were impressed by its ease of use, looks, and performance. Today, we look at yet another display by Matrix Orbital. This time, it's the big, beautiful VK204-25 Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD). VFDs have a few distinct advantages over LCDs. They are brighter, much more legible, clearer, and more responsive over a wide range of temperatures. They also have a wider viewing range than LCDs.


Review Link : ExtremeMHz



About the Author

Thomas De Maesschalck

Thomas has been messing with computer since early childhood and firmly believes the Internet is the best thing since sliced bread. Enjoys playing with new tech, is fascinated by science, and passionate about financial markets. When not behind a computer, he can be found with running shoes on or lifting heavy weights in the weight room.



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