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Anandtech reviews a Gigabyte board, here. It supports the Athlon FX51 chip.

Design Technica reviews a tiny tiny MP3 player and says anyone can learn to use it in a matter of minutes.

Hot Hardware claims an exclusive on Asetek's Chill Control, which uses the awesome power of Microsoft Winders to control operations.

More cooling stuff over at Cooltech Zone, which reviews a very weird looking number of a heatsink from Thermalright.

Stumbling back from the pub and you want to send someone a very juicy snottogram, but can't find the light switch? Then perhaps the illuminated keyboard from Xoxide that's reviewed over at the Viper Lair is exactly the right thing for you.

Ohl's Place reviews the Chill Vent 1, which draws air from the fundament of a case and sends it flying directly to the heat sink. Find that here.

Readers of Dan's Data are up in arms about thermal compounds and having a right old barney, as you can see by clicking on this this link.

ShortMedia has an article explaining how to build a PC from scratch. That's here. We've stopped doing that because it chips our lovely fingernails.

Datafuse.net has got its hands on a Sapphire Radeon 9200 Atlantic PCI, and says that when AGP dies, PCI is likely to be supported. The review is here, with the kit apparently supplied by Bill Donnolly at Pathway PR...

Wanna winna leather jacket? Apparently Creative Labs Europe is giving away a whole lot of such apparel through the kind graces of NV News.

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