Just about every review on the web

WE'RE BREAKING IN a new INQUIRER wibble format for all you chaps and chapettes to survey and sample at your leisure. We think less talk and more linkage will make happy campers of you all. Do let us know if you like our round-up's new look... or don't, in comments below or by email.

XS Reviews has Jeantech's Unicorn ATX Tower case. Good price, big size, crap HDD mounting, according to the scribe.

Xbit Labs is looking at Zalman's CNP S9900 LED CPU cooler. A new take on a previous cooler, better throughout.

Bit Tech is facing off AMD's X2 7750 against Intel's Dual-Core E5200 in an OC battle. Equally matched, they seem.

Laptop bags are getting trendier by the minute. Think Computers is loving the Booq Boa laptop bag.

While we're waiting for Smackover II, Benchmark Reviews is testing the DX58SO Smackover board from Intel. They've come a long way, it seems.

TweakTown has an HIS Radeon HD 4850 IceQ4 TurboX 512MB *gasp* Crossfired on the bench. Pretty even scoring if you ask us...

Elite Bastards also got more on that, they too are testing the card, right here.

Guru of 3D, aka the House of Hilbert, is testing Gskill's 64GB SSD. Very cheap ($150) and very zippy.

Start 64! ran a battery of tests to check whether 64-bit computing has matured on the PC platform. It has, it seems, and you'll be reaping the benefits in no time.

The Maddest of Shrimps have are reviewing TerraTec's Noxon iRadio Cube. It's a nice little compact music streamer for your household.

Gary at Anandtick wrote up a Holiday Storage Guide. It'll come in handy after the holidays when you download the terabyte or more of videos and photos you took over Yule.

OCIA has an ECS A780GM-A Ultra motherboard on the bench. It addes the SB750 to the 780G for a close-to 790GX feature set.

Notebook Review has a non-pro review of the Asus F6V. You can't go wrong with this Wong.

LaptopMag is looking down at a big 16-inch hunk of plastic called the Fujitsu Lifebook N7010. They don't really know what to make of it.

A new PSU is born every second. Bjorn3D got one from Seasonic, the M12D 850W PSU, which proves to be quite resilient.

German Site Technic 3D is also on a PSU, the Lian Li Silent Force 750W. We google translated it to get you the English content, so forgive our poor grasp of Deutsch.

Hot Hardware has a Dell XPS 730x H2C Core i7 gaming system, liquid cooling et al. A massive beast that should put down anything on a single GPU.

Hexus is testing a Bloodrage X58 motherboard from Foxconn. It isn't on the market yet, but it should reach the UK by January.

Hardware Logic is testing a full PC gaming system from Cyberpower, the Gamer Xtreme XT. It's a no-nonsense rig with a decent price and good gaming performance, it seems.

Hardware Secrets got its hands on HTC's Dream, or T-Mobile G1 for the general public. A lack of an exchange client and poor battery life mar the otherwise impressive handset.

Extremetech is looking itself in the Razer Lycosa Mirror Special Edition Keyboard. They say it predicts the future, care to predict some Euromillions numbers?

That's it. Don't ask us why there are so many reviews today. Those are what our radar picked up. µ