Intel 660 Pentium 4 reviewed

IN THE why-didn't-they-think-of-it-before category, here comes a USB hard drive box which morphs into a DiVX and DVD player capable of HDTV playback and Dolby compatible. The Modix HD3510 is cute and even comes with a remote control. Not bad for an external USB casing. Supports 500GB hard disks by the way, giving it 100 DVD capacity. Interested. Go to tomshardware.

Mirror mirror, which one is the more desirable? The nForce4 or the ATI 200 series? Tweaktown compares both solutions for the socket 939 category. There is a definitive winner and you already know who it is.

Techtastic has a review of the latest colour laser printer from Samsung, the CLP-550. No noise technology, duplex and fast printing and a good price make it a recommended buy apparently. Decide for yourself.

Hardwarecentral, sharky's sister website, reviews a $499 computer which featured a Celeron 2.8Ghz with 512MB memory and loads of charm - including Windows XP Professional. The Powerspec 8344 does provide with the minimum computing power you need.

Viperlair reviews the Highspeed PC Tech which is basically a couple of shelves where you place your components and saves you the fuss of having to open a PC case to remove components or add them.

TT-hardware helps you choose between the the Athlon 64 2800+ and 3200+ and the Sempron 3100+. A very comprehensive and detailed test with some inputs over how to make your platform more overclocker friendly.

HKEPC has a world exclusive with the first test of the Pentium 660 - next generation Intel CPU with singlecore. Find out how it compares with the Pentium 560, both running at 3.6GHz. For your information, the 6XX will come with 2MB L2 cache, EM64T and execute disable.

Firingsquad reviews six Geforce6600GT graphics card to find out which out is the best amongst these equals. All of them are running on the AGP port and for once are readily available on the market.