System integrators will love Panasonic slimline combo. If the price is right

A PANASONIC CW-8122-B slimline combo drive gets a going over at BigBruin.com. The site says small form factor lunchbox system integrators could well be interested in this number. And the review is here.

Power supply units. Who needs em, eh? MikhailTech reckons here, that iCute's 400 watt PSU is a solid, low priced number.

Piratesoftware.org has reviewed a Vantec Stealth Fan.

Spode's Abode reviews a six on one screw in thingie which reads all kind of flash cards, memory sticks and the rest. Here.

Corsair's PR boat has been making wabes for a little while, true to its name. At Pimprig the boys look at its HydroCool 200 kit.

Xtreme Mods likes these little bits of LED light tubes that Antec is shoving out its door. Go here to see what the site says.

OC Workbench has got so paranoid about the Athlon 64 ALI board that even mentioning it might bring on a shower of trouble. here.

At ohls-place.com there's a look at Project Nehemiah part III. This is the installation of a Via Nehemiah mobo coupled with Linux 9.0.93 and the project is getting a Samba File Server in place.

Xbit Labs is reviewing a CD-RW external drive from Asus with the almost unpronounceable and certainly unrememberable brand name of the CRW-5224-A, here.

And more cooling stuff over at Viper Lair, which has a gander at Swiftech's MCX4000 which, says the site, managed to stay upright under tough OC conditions.

Are low cost mobos your bag? At au-ja.org, there's a review looking at mobos from Asus, from Shuttle and from Asus, sorry Asrock again.

The lads at NV News take another look at the Deathstar firmware fixes that Storage Review talked about. You can read that here.