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Edimax Wireless nLITE High Gain USB Adaptor

Misc Hardware | 23rd March 2009

We take a close look at Edimax's premier USB Wireless adaptor. With some great features and a great price, is it all good news?

Asus RT-N11 EZ Wireless Router

Misc Hardware | 17th October 2008

Touting multiple SSID capability along with the wireless N standard the RT-N11 certainly seems to have what it takes to be a top router.

WaterCooling UK Case Modding Services

Misc Hardware | 1st September 2008

Fancy an Orange Pearlescent case or maybe a black case with holographic flakes? We put WaterCooling UK's case spray painting service to the test on a mistreated CM Praetorian.

Bigfoot Networks Killer NIC & Killer K1 Network Cards

Misc Hardware | 21st March 2007

Today we've been given the opportunity to take a look at Bigfoot Network's "Killer NIC" and "Killer K1" Network Cards with promises of lower pings and increased FPS!

Extreme Prometeia Case Painting Service

Misc Hardware | 7th September 2006

Ever get bored of that plain silver or black case? Dream of respraying it in an outrageous colour? Today we test out Extreme Prometeia's affordable powder coating service on one of our cases.

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Educators Build A Cluster On The Cheap

Matthew Fogg | 20th November 2006

Clusters have enjoyed a dramatic dip in prices over the past few years, although they remain out of many schools’ reach. A decent eight server cluster can easily stretch past $35,000 or so. Four US college professors with a geeky bent have worked to whittle the cost of a basic cluster down to $3,000 in the hopes of putting the systems in more students’ hands.

Nine Years Later, Children May Get Web Protection

Matthew Fogg | 20th November 2006

In 1998, the U.S. Congress enacted a sweeping Web censorship law that nearly everyone promptly forgot about. Why? The explanation is simple: The American Civil Liberties Union immediately filed a lawsuit to block the U.S. Justice Department, and a federal judge granted an injunction barring prosecutors from enforcing the law. That injunction has been in place ever since. But now that could change. Read on to find out more...