Ebay new WIN, MS AntiSpyware compared

EBAY HAS debuted several new addons to its already excellent service. Of particular interest is the new "Want It Now" section which seems to be a little like reverse bidding. Instead of having a product auctionned and people bidding for it, WIN allows buyers to have their wants fullfilled. It seems to be available only Ebay.com rather than with the rest of the world. However, if it does pick up - as I guess it will, then you can guess that it will spread to the rest of the ebay community quickly.

Flexbeta compares MS AntiSpyware with Adware and Spybot and shockingly concludes that it is probably much better than the two. Has Microsoft finally get its hands on a winner? Should you start selling your shares in Symantec et Al? Read over here.

Computer Shopper UK reviewed some times back the Mesh Matrix64 3500+ CS and found much to love from it. Fast and slightly affordable at £1199+VAT. A quick look at mesh's website show that the model has been upgraded while the price remains the same. Last week, they reviewed the ECS PF4 Extreme which is a high end motherboard from ECS, AKA PC Chips, Alton or Elite. Not exacly synonymous with quality. Nonetheless, there are apparently very good news on this side. Click your way here.

Ripnet ponders over the surface of the Steelpad QcK+ professional gaming mousepad. The QcK is huge and in the review, Ripnet even gets a professional South African Gamer to review it.

01net, the French equivalent of Dennis Publishing, recently tested the Optio S50 digital camera and found that this 5MP digital camera was more than enough for most purposes.

Akibahira news, another french website but apparently based somewhere in Japan, reviews the Sharp Zaurus SL-C3000. Although, it is an old article, it reaveals one of the best micro laptop/pda ever. The Zaurus seems to be very son of the PSION series but with a colour screen, multidirectional control and a 4GB hard disk. Use Google translator for a rather good translation of the article as well as the one above.

American website PC world sheds some light on a new breed of 19-inch LCD monitors which start at $580. All taste are covered and Laura Blackwell seems to be impressed by the quality that oozes from these machines.