Klipsch speakers review and choosing a photo printer

ANANDTECH brings a review of Pentax's latest jewel. The Optio X is one of the coolest and thinnest digital cameras. With a 5MP captor, it is stylish and even feature a 3x optical zoom.

MVKtech plays a little with the Mushkin DDR2 PC2-4200 CL3 1GB kit. With the gradual and deliberate removal of DDR modules from the market to make place for DDR2, Mushkin proposes a solution which should absolutely please overclockers.

BFG took the British market by storm through its strategic alliance with PCworld. Beyond3D takes a look at BFG Tech's GeForce 6600 GT OC, which aims to set itself apart from the crowd with settings that are overclocked from the reference 6600 GT by design, with a 525MHz core and 525MHz memory speed.

Hexus has published three reviews. The first one is the Gigabyte 3D Cooler Ultra GT which is a CPU cooler unlike what the name might imply. It is actually its top of the range cooler for all current platforms. The next one is the Asetek's Vapochill XE-II. At more than £570 a pop, this phase change cooling unit should allow you to overclock your processor to speeds that would not even appear on the CPU tables. The last review is about the Klipsch Promedia GMX A-2.1. Klipsch is to PC audiophiles what Mercedes is to Car lovers. Excellence at a cost. Andy says that a good 2.1 speaker system can knock a 5.1. Have a look at its conclusion to be convinced.

Pfucata has two guides for those interested in hardcore digital photography. The first one is a tale of two cameras, a guide fo the perfect digital camera. It demystifies the digital camera purchase and shoots the high MP myth down. The second one explores the various printing options available to professional printers and concludes surprisingly that some home printers might be better that print-it-yourself photo booths available. µ

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