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Monday evening (0 Comments) (link)
Monday, 4-December-2000 23:34:27 (GMT +10) - by Manaz

3 weeks of the Silly Season left....

alchemy sent us this link, for a PC-based alternative to the tivo, or hard-drived based VCR-replacement. Since the tivo isn't available in Australia, maybe this offers an alternative....

]-[eLLfire has managed to find an Australian online store selling Dremel tools.

VooDoo, who many of you who read the forums would know as "The MOS Boss" is coming down to Sydney (from Brisbane) for the next MPU. He is looking for 3 people to come with him - he wants to hire a Tarago van, and split the costs (leaving each person with a bill of approximately $120, including fuel and car rental costs). If you're interested, please send him an email.

[H]ard|OCP are giving away a dead 1.2GHz Athlon as a keychain. Apparently the last such keychain they gave away - a dead 1GHz Athlon - was a rather well-sought after item. Details on how to win this (formerly faster) Athlon keyring on the main [H]ard|OCP page.

Rizenet.com are running a Christmas Cooling Contest. Entry details when you follow the link....

ipKonfig are giving away a Super Orb.

The Tech Zone are giving away a 1GHz PC!

Reviews.

LITTLEWHITEDOG.COM has just released their latest review - they've had a look at the EZ Connect USB 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter by SMC.

3D Spotlight have reviewed the 2Cool PC Plus.

Club OverClocker have reviewed the PEP66 Version 2.

The Tech Zone have had a look at the 530W Enermax ATX Power Supply.

Tech Extreme have posted their review of System Commander 2000.

The Tech Report have reviewed the KT7 motherboard, for AMD Athlon/Duron processors.

Inside Hardware (sporting their new Christmas look) have reviewed the 32MB ATi Radeon video card.

Neoseeker has posted a review of the Epox D3VA motherboard.

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