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Written by [t0rc]
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?Bluetooth Replacement? Wibree is now? Bluetooth?
"With Wibree developed with the Bluetooth specifications so closely in mind, it was not surprising that the Bluetooth SIG made Wibree?s place in the Bluetooth family official: Wibree is now an official part of Bluetooth, allowing low-power devices to effectively communicate with their higher-powered hosts.
http://www.bluetomorrow.com/
Overclocking the G0 SLACR Q6600 to 4GHz
"Who doesn’t love a highly overclockable CPU? There isn’t many of us! Every once in a while we'll hear of a golden CPU from someone, this has been going on since the good ole' Celeron 300A days when 450MHz was a walk in the park. As time has gone on there’s been golden Athlons and Intel processors.
The latest processor to join the ranks of this highly competitive field is the Q6600 in the G0 form. With a lower stock voltage compared to the B3 stepping, along with a huge test field it seems clear that the G0 is a real winner."
http://www.tweaktown.com/
OCIA.net takes a look at the Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 in their latest review
"Whether you are interested in lifecasting, video conferencing or simply chatting online with friends or family on the other side of the planet, it all starts with a webcam. I tried using a webcam several years back and quickly gave up because the quality was horrible. It was like watching a photo slideshow in slow motion. Things have certainly come a long way since then and I am excited to try a "newer" webcam to see just how much improvement has been made over the years."
http://www.ocia.net/
Corsair’s brand-new VX450W 450W power supply
“Looking over the specifications, the VX450W has just about everything we would expect from a PSU of this caliber, although there are some interesting aspects which should be noted here. The power supply’s rated 85% efficiency is a great selling point, as the industry’s focus on “green” power supplies has taken root with consumers.”
http://www.hothardware.com/
Zalman ZM-MFC2 Fan Controller Review @ HardwareLogic
"Over the years heat has progressively been an issue for computer enthusiasts. It still seems like yesterday that Intel's Pentium line was using brute force to keep up in the "Gigahertz War" and a massive amount of heat was the by product. Many companies have wised up in recent years by developing cooler and more effecient products (ie Intel and their C2D line of CPUs). While this certainly helps, heat continues to be an issue and always will. As more cases fill up with intake and exhaust fans, they quickly learn that a cool case has it's trade-offs. The more fans you add, the closer your case gets to sounding like a jet engine. This is where your friendly fan controller, like Zalman's ZM-MFC2, comes into play."
http://hardwarelogic.com/
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