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bit-tech.net - 6/24/2009

G.Skill Falcon 128GB Review

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The SSD market has been really hotting up lately, and today we're looking at another contender in the form of the G.Skill Falcon. Sporting the same drive architecture as the OCZ Vertex while costing a lot less, is this the SSD you're upgrade's been waiting for?

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techspot.com - 6/17/2009

OCZ Neutrino 10" Do-It-Yourself netbook review

— techspot.com — Depending on your computing needs, there might be a void where a netbook actually makes a lot... of sense to you. For some, netbooks play the role of a cheap ultra-portable, for others it's about the miniature footprint and the perfect couch companion. ... (more) OCZ Neutrino 10" Do-It-Yourself netbook review

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techpowerup.com - 6/23/2009

G.Skill Trident 2000 MHz DDR3 CL9 6 GB Tri-Channel Kit

— techpowerup.com — The Trident Series from G.Skill is a very affordable kit, but manages up to 2000 MHz right... out of the box. The kit also has very nice high quality heatspreaders. We push the kit to 1.65 V and way beyond that to see check for additional OC potential or ... (more) G.Skill Trident 2000 MHz DDR3 CL9 6 GB Tri-Channel Kit

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thetechlounge.com - 6/19/2009

OCZ Rally 2 USB Thumb Drive

— thetechlounge.com — Though the flash drive doesn't have the classic OCZ cheesegrater heatspreaders, it is completely clad in what... looks to me to be lightly-powdercoated aluminum. Which makes it one of the toughest, if simple, flash drives I've ever used. The charcoal ... (more) OCZ Rally 2 USB Thumb Drive

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