$400 AMD-based PC reviewed

INSIDEHW PUBLISHED A review of Logitech's MX620 Cordless Laser Mouse, quite an interesting one, this.

TechGage tested Altec Lansing's FX3020 SoundBar, quite an interesting concept that was launched way back in January, at CES in Las Vegas. Now, the time has come for a real desktop product to step up.

In our usual bit about power supplies, BCChardware tested ThermalTake's ToughPower 1KW Modular PSU. As the name says, this PSU won't strangle you with the number of cables, you can tailor the power supply to fit your computer.

OCC reviews Creative's Fatal1ty Gaming Headset, or X-Fi based headset.

RBmods came up with a computer building guide. Today, part one was published, and you can read it here.

OCZ HydroJet has obviously adopted its final form, and a preview of this second prototype was published over at Hardware Secrets.

MadShrimps.be came up with a review of AMD system that costs less that 400 USD - 315 Euro, to be more precise. This is quite an interesting PC for those that are looking for their "technologically-challenged " relatives.

Benchmark Reviews published a look at Apevia's X-Jupiter Jr G Mid Tower ATX Case. We're not exactly sure what X-Jupiter JR G means, but then again, but this is another case that tries to differentiate itself on the market. Sadly, this case has quite a lot of features, but if name could only be a bit more serious...

If you're up for practicing your navigation through sites that don't have articles in English, Andrea from Pctuner.net got back to us with a roundup of six different mainstream DX10 graphics cards, while ChileHardware tested Kingston DDR3 memory, and ended up pleasantly surprised with the performance achieved by this value kit. Of course, you can translate both articles via translate.google.com or BabelFish up on AltaVista.

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