The stick that shrunk the box that changed the world

IF TV producers are losing viewers to the Internet, then they might want to talk to Pinnacle. Test Freaks has a TV-on-a-Stick, sorry, Pinnacle PCTV HD Mini USB stick showing off what it can do. Now you can watch TV and surf the web.

The Lord of Penguins, Phoronix, is showing off some impressive numbers of Shanghai Opterons on Linux.

Legit Reviews is testing the CoolIT Domino ALC liquid cooling system. This gets you quiet cooling for $80, which is previously unheard of.

ClubOC has a new triple channel kit, the OCZ PC3-10666 Platinum (3x1GB). It isn't very cheap, but it got up to 1866MHz.

VR-Zone has a Sony-Ericsson G705 phone on test. Despite its fairly normal looks, it packs a ton of features.

Les Numériques is looking at the cheap LCD market, aiming at finding €50-€100 panels (Googlenglish), get them while they're still about.

HP's upcoming Voodoo Firefly DTR had itself felt up by the people at Laptop Mag, just before CES 2009. Lucky chaps.

Anandtech is previewing Foxconn's Quantum Force Bloodrage mobo. Very cool looking, but will it take on the competition where it matters?

TechARP has a nice little guide to modding your 9600GSO into something a little better. You just need to find the right one...

Tech Addicts is looking on at a Cooler Master UCP Series 900W PSU. UCP stands for Ultimate Circuit Protection, in case you're wondering.

Mad Shrimpery got a WD Scorpio Black 250GB HDD in their test notebook for a round of benchmarking. It's the fastest thing short of a SSD.

Some modding/cooling material from Gelid. The Wing 12 Cooling fan is being tested by Future Looks. It adds some UV lighting to the cooling scene.

Bit tech is doing its 2008 Hardware Awards. Some highlights: Intel gets best CPU, ATI the graphics card, Samsung the netbook, and it goes on...

MSI's U120H Wind netbook got an HSDPA upgrade and Hexus is trying out the new communications module. µ