Nexus is one of the leading manufacturers of computer power supplies and enclosures. Their products are combined with great quality with reasonable price. Today we will have a look at their newest enclosure Nexus Edge, which is aimed for enthustiastic markets and highend users.
Today we are going to have a look at a product from Nesteq a German computer products designer, the ASM Xzero 500W power supply. What makes the Xzero unique is that although it has a cooling fan it only uses it when the internal temperature rises above a certain temperature, making it what we would call a semi-passive running unit. It also ships with a variety of distinct features which we will analyse thoroughly in our review today.
“Roccat are well known at this stage for their impressive PC peripherals, introducing desktop spacial management along with massive ammounts of viral media. Today we’re looking at a product form them that’s definately in the Roccat vein. Known as the Kova, it’s a 3200 DPI mouse, with a solid plastic shell, and an interesting driverless design. Sounds intriguing, let’s check it out.”
Anyone interested in reading that secret Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement document we told you about earlier this week can do so by clicking here.
We wrote that the document, (.pdf) if true, amounted to policy laundering at its finest -– that the United States was pushing the world to require ISPs to adopt "graduated response" policies that amounted to terminating internet service of repeat, copyright offenders.
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Apparently NVIDIA has constructed a new site with the sole purpose of mocking Intel. I’ll keep my comments to myself and let you guys decide what you think of this.
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Steve Jobs and Sarah Jessica Parker stole the iPod idea and went on to make billions off the artistic genius of this guy. The FBI can prove it, they were in on the deal. Wait. What?
The suit claims that Wakefield also developed a friendship with Parker and "made a trade secret deal" with her to commercialize the iPod classic, nano, mini, shuffle, video, touch and photo, as well as iTunes and the iPhone. The supposed agreement would have granted Parker 2 percent of gross revenues from the products. Wakefield said he asked the FBI to watch over him to ensure the security of his inventions and deal with Parker.
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Google’s CEO says the company is trying not to cross the creepy line. I wonder if Schmidt would be so kind as to share the location of that line with the general public. You know, so we know where it is too. 
Google is quite used to facing charges that it has become a little too Big Brotherish in its conquest of the Internet search market. In response, it emphasizes that Google users have control over the data the company collects on them, most recently introducing Google Dashboard as a way of letting users see all the personal data the company has assembled in a single Web page.
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Cases & Modding
NZXT BETA EVO Computer Case @ TechwareLabs
Cooling
Heatpipe Wick Structures Exposed @ FrostyTech
Memory/ Storage
Seagate XT 2TB SATA 6GB/s Hard Drive Testing @ Legit Reviews
Video
Sparkle GeForce GTX 260 Plus 1792MB @ ThinkComputers
Are you one of those people that takes everything too serious? Are you perpetually bummed about life? This high-tech hat will keep you smiling (at least grimacing):
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Impressions @ Kotaku
First Footage of Netflix on PS3 @ Joystiq
Resident Evil: Darkside Trailer Gets Deep @ Shacknews
Twitter, Facebook, Last.FM and Xbox 360 Family Settings @ Major Nelson
