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Nvu review

ATI TV Wonder USB 2.0 (PAL) review

The First Review

BBC review needs less what-if and more
what-now

PHP-Con Review

Sendo X UK Review

Our friends at AllAboutSymbian have their review of the late to the game Sendo X, calling it the most desirable Series 60 handset in the world -- this despite the fact that the Sendo X is a Series 60 1.2 phone, and not a 2.0 model. One of its strong suits, they say, is that it looks like a phone, and not an "escapee from the Concept Labs," although the 5-way joypad still leaves something to be desired (it's too easy to hit the wrong button). Another interesting bit is an integrated white LED "flash" that can be used to illuminate a scene without the sucking down the battery like a traditional flash would. All around it looks like an extremely well thought-out phone, and AllAboutSymbian gives it a well thought-out review.
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Silicone Under Review

ActiveWin: Far Cry PC - Review

Far Cry is a first person shooter. The first thing to mention is that the game has excellent AI, I can’t say that a game has had as good AI as this since Half Life, and that was released years ago. To give you an idea of the difference this game has compared to others, if you are creeping through the jungle, you can do so without the enemy knowing where you are without actually seeing you, the enemy rely on where they last saw you or where you have been heard. This is even better when you can throw rocks to put the enemy off of your tracks and have them running and looking in a different direction altogether.

SCO UnixWare 7.1.3 Review

RIP, Whole Earth Review

Whole Earth magazine -- spawn of the amazing Whole Earth Catalogs, source of the WELL, first to mention in print the Gaia Hypothesis, the Internet, Virtual Reality, the Singularity and Burning Man (or at least so the legend goes), the place where folks like Stewart Brand, Kevin Kelly and Howard Rheingold found their voices, and where a whole generation of young commune-kid geeks like myself learned to dream weird -- is no more.

Review: DVD Studio Pro 3

Review of the Rio Chiba

SweepEZE Review

First of all, the name is horrid. It might not be so bad if searching for "sweep ez" on Google didn't turn up a different product altogether, but it's not like 'SweepEZE' is that strong to begin with. That is, of course, presuming that it is pronounced "Sweep Easy" and not "Sweep Easy E," in which any appeal to the hip-hop crowd is probably mitigated by the uncomfortable image of using an automatic vacuum to sweep up E's cremains. So I'm thinking Sweep Easy is what we're working with here.

I had a Roomba in here last week, reviewing it for another publication, which was actually the first time I'd had one of the robot vacs in my home. I liked it -- I mean, how could you not, with all the bleeps and whoops -- but I don't think I'll be dropping $250 on one quite yet. The main issue was simply that for all its greatness, it kept choking on rug fringe and my girlfriend's panties (my panties were too larger to be inhaled, thankfully), so the "automatic" part of the thing became entirely too hands-on. So back to the broom I went.

Review DRAMS 4.0

Ed Baig's review

Review: JamPod

Volari V8 Duo Review

Review: Cubase SX 3.01

Lian Li PC-V65 Plus Review

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