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[VIDEO] Great Movie or Greatest movie?
The movie is Beverly Hills Chihuahua, and it will be the best movie in at least 15 years.
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In Win B2 Stealth Bomber Mid Tower ATX Case 
"The In Win B2 is an excellent choice for anyone who wants a rather unique computer case. There aren't any other cases I know of that are modeled after a stealth bomber, or that have a front door that opens like this. Tool-less design features can be found everywhere, and except for mounting the motherboard, there is no need to get a screwdriver out."
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Scythe Orochi CPU Cooler Review @ HardwareLogic "Is bigger better? Well that probably depends on what we are talking about. Right? Get your mind out of the gutter. Scythe sent us their new Orochi CPU cooler and they made no bones about hiding the bulge. This thing is huge, plain and simple. Scythe has manufactured some fantastic high performance coolers, as well as some respectable bang-for-buck quiet mid-range coolers. This time they set their sights on more size and less noise to try to get respectable performance out of the Orochi. They expect this cooler to be used as a passive cooler (fanless) or with a large nearly silent fan. So back to our original question: Is bigger better? Let's check out this monster and find out."
HardwareLogic
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[56K GTFO] Exclusive Huxley Screenshots Well, by some divine intervention of some sort, I managed to get into the South Korean Huxley beta, so here's a batch of high quality images from the first quest, if you have any questions about the game, ask away.
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Gigabyte GV-RX387512H Radeon HD 3870 review @ TWEAK.DK 
"The card we are reviewing today is Gigabytes version of a high end graphicscard based on the RV670 chip from ATI. Gigabyte is known for their quality, which can be proved by taking a look at their product line, which is more about quality than quantity. Besides the fitted Zalman cooler, Gigabyte has also transferred their Ultra Durable components from their motherboards, components that have proven a lot of quality and stability."
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Sapphire 1024MB Radeon HD3850 Graphics Card Review @ Bigbruin.com "By taking the decent features and specifications that the ATI Radeon HD3850 GPU offers on its own and enhancing it with a few tweaks here and there, Sapphire just might be able to deliver on the marketing hype found on the box for this."
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Nikon Announces D700: Full-Frame DSLR For $2,000 Less Than Flagship D3 
"If you’re looking for a full-frame, pro-quality digital SLR, but don’t want to spend the money (or lug around the heft) of the big guns like the Nikon D3 or Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III, the new Nikon D700 may be just the fit for you. Announced yesterday, the D700 offers a full-frame 23.9×36mm CMOS sensor (12.1 megapixels) in a smaller and lighter form factor than the D3, Nikon’s flagship full-frame professional dSLR."
ZDNET
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AMD Phenom X4 In Real-Life Applications "This small article touches upon a single problem: how memory performance affects the speed of a computer based on a quad-core AMD Phenom X4 9850 processor. However, it would be reasonable to assume that tendencies discovered in this article will be true for at least all Phenom X4 products."
Digit-Life
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Featured on killerstartups Our review site just got...uhm...reviewed?
"Reviewstash is a moderated user generated review site where people can submit reviews or opinions of new products and sites. While being primarily focused on reviews, the site also has a forum where people can discuss tech developments and also a section for the latest tech articles. While the site launched just recently, there is already a fair amount of content which runs the gamut from reviews on Microsoft’s new 80GB Zune to a review on Empires 2.0. The platform is easy to use and registration does not require that you even submit an email address for verification. All you have to do to get started is pass through a spam verifier and you are off to the races."
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Razer Lycosa reviewed at BurnOutPC.com 
"Razer already had their own type of keyboard called the Tarantula, but they now have another one called the Lycosa. A slick looking keyboard with led lighting, touch sensitive media controls and more. Without much further a due, let's see what this keyboard has to offer"
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