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AZZA HURICAN 2000AZZA HURICAN 2000

When you're building a PC system there's a lot you need to think of. Which processor to get, with what motherboard, which videocard, how much memory...and of course the one thing to hold and make it all work together: the computer case. Today I'll be reviewing the AZZA HURICAN 2000 full tower case (it is really spelled Hurican without the "e" at the end). The first thing you will noticed when taking it out of the box is how big that thing is.

V7 Mounts for TVs, Monitors and Projectors.V7 Mounts for TVs, Monitors and Projectors.

V7 is the exclusive house brand of Ingram Micro, one of world's leading technology distribution company targeted towards cost effective computer accessories and supplies to value added resellers and integrators. V7 products includes keyboards, mice, notebook carrying cases, cables, notebook batteries, monitor stands and much more. The V7 brand itself emerged as a global brand in 2006 after a decade of growth in the European market. They are currently doing very well in the North American, Latin American and Asian Pacific regions.

Finding Answers On the Web

The web is an endless stream of information - but finding the information you're interested in can be an exercise in frustration. You know it's out there, but where? The following guide is designed to help you dig that needle from beneath the haystack -- and help you find your way back to those sites you forgot to bookmark.


Samsung SyncMaster T220 22" LCD MonitorSamsung SyncMaster T220 22" LCD Monitor

LCD technology has long evolved since its early days. I still remember like it was yesterday when we were ordering Sony G400 19" displays for the office, thus being top of the line CRT monitors from Sony electronics capable of a 1600x1200 resolution at 60 Hz. Sure, they were bulky, heavy but the picture quality was simply great. LCD monitors were starting to be more and more affordable around that time but paying 650$ for a 15" LCD screen was still not an option.


Switching power supplies, or i'm never turning my computer on again

Remember the TV ad that went something like, "The worst thing you can do is start your car"? Every time you push your computer’s power button, something akin to starting your car takes place. In the case of the combustion engine, cold, thick oil sitting at the bottom of the drain pan can’t suddenly shoot into the engine block and properly lubricate all internal parts. The time lag when waiting for the pressure to build does increase wear in the cylinder walls.

D-Link Xtreme N Gigabit DIR-655 RouterD-Link Xtreme N Gigabit DIR-655 Router

Whether you currently own a D-Link or a different brand router, you would automatically notice D-Link’s fresh new look. It stands out from its competition and even from D-Link’s current line. It’s based on a white glossy finish surrounded by a black trim that wraps around the casing; giving you that unique and clean Apple touch.


A tale of two Kingston USB Flash drives: DataTraveler HyperX and DataTraveler 400A tale of two Kingston USB Flash drives: DataTraveler HyperX and DataTraveler 400

The HyperX is Kingston’s top of the line high speed USB flash drive solution targeted towards the computer enthusiasts in order to give them the maximum muscle out of their flash storage. With read speeds of 30MB/sec and write speeds of up to 20MB/sec the HyperX will definitely make some noise around the high end users seeking for optimal transfers. The drive measures a mere 2.76 x 0.88 x 0.44 (70.0mm x 22.4mm x 11.3mm) and spots an attractive black rubber grip texture along a blue metallic finish.

Magellan RoadMate 6000T GPSMagellan RoadMate 6000T GPS

An interesting trait on the 6000T is the ability to get real time traffic data. Magellan includes a FM TMC traffic receiver on this model along with a 3 months trial period. This option provides full traffic statistics along with construction and weather issues present on your destination route. If an incident is present on the direction, the system will automatically notify you and suggest an alternative solution.


Mad Catz MC2 Racing WheelMad Catz MC2 Racing Wheel

You haven't fully experienced your driving and racing games until you've played them with Mad Catz new MC2 Racing Wheel. What's great and unique about this wheel is that you can now set your own level of sensitivity because we all know how every game varies. The first thing you'll come to love are the integrated LED lights on the dash which indicate just how fast you're going. You can cradle the wheel either on your lap or suck it down onto a flat surface. The pedal system is more advanced than other wheels.

Brother HL-2070N Laser PrinterBrother HL-2070N Laser Printer

Another key feature of the Brother HL-2070N model in comparison to the others in this quality range is built-in network print server.  By attaching this unit directly to the network hub or wireless network router, you can share access to the printer with everyone attached to your network.  This is especially convenient when you have many wireless network users enter your WIFI zone and need to print or simply looking for a way to save one more of your very valuable USB ports on your PC.

Apple
Apple, publishers conspired against $9.99 Amazon e-books, says lawsuit August 10, 2011
According to a new lawsuit, the Kindle combined with discounted $9.99 e-books so terrified the publishing industry that it joined forces with Apple in a scheme to force Amazon to raise its prices.

Apple Granted Twenty New Patents August 10, 2011
Apple has been granted 20 new patents by the US Patent and Trademark Office.

The Best Free VPN Clients August 10, 2011
VPN not only helps you to access your work machine back in the office, it can also provide consumers more secure Internet browsing or virtual LANs. Best of all, there are some good free choices available, too.

Perceptive Pixel Outs 82" 1080p Multi-Touch Display August 10, 2011
What if you mix multi-touch in with that massive size? That's what Perceptive Pixel has done, and they've just introduced the world's largest projected capacitive display at the SIGGRAPH 2011 conference.

Samsung: 'all necessary measures' in Apple tablet wars August 10, 2011
As Apple secures a Europe-wide ban on sales of Samsung’s flagship tablet, the Korean electronics giant says it will fight all the way

Twitter Introduced Its Photo Sharing Feature: Now Upload Images to your Tweets Directly August 10, 2011
Twitter has launched its photo sharing service across the globe and you can start using it, the next time you login to your Twitter account. A Twitter spokesperson confirmed to VentureBeat that this feature is live now and can be used by the people across the globe.

The digital cloud that signals rain August 10, 2011
Water probes with their own mobile phone masts tell farmers when to water their crops via cloud computing and the internet

Apple prevents Galaxy sales in EU August 10, 2011
Apple is granted an injunction that prevents Samsung from selling iPad rival Galaxy Tab 10.1 across Europe.

BlackBerry hacked for cooperating with London police August 10, 2011
After three days of rioting and looting in the streets, London's unrest is moving to the Web.

Kingston Wi-Drive: Add Storage To iOS Devices Via WiFi August 10, 2011
Although the iPad, iPod touch, and iPhone may not have memory expansion card slots, you can expand the memory of your favorite iOS devices by connecting a Wi-Fi enabled hard drive such as the Kingston Wi-Drive. Here, we'll take a hands-on look at the Wi-Drive in this review.

How Students Use Technology [INFOGRAPHIC] August 10, 2011
This infographic sums up the research thus far on how students are using technology.

Inside Mango, Windows Phone's Next Big Update [Pics] August 10, 2011
The beta version of Mango has several truly inspired features that integrate social networks into every aspect of the smartphone


Facebook to delete prison inmates' active accounts August 10, 2011
Social-networking giant is working with prison officials to prevent inmates from using their user accounts to deliver threats or unwanted sexual advances.

21 Easter Eggs Hidden Inside Mac and Windows Software [Pics] August 9, 2011
An Easter egg is a message or in-joke that developers sneak into projects they're working on. There are plenty in OSX and Windows.

Teenage Hacker Breaks Into Norway Shooter's Email August 9, 2011
Hackers have reportedly broken into Norway shooter Anders Behring Breivik's email account and turned the contents over to police in an effort to help their investigation.

Anti-Piracy Lawyers Accuse Blind Man of Downloading Porn August 9, 2011
As the mass-lawsuits against BitTorrent users in the United States drag on, detail on the collateral damage this extortion-like scheme is costing becomes clear. It is likely that thousands of people have been wrongfully accused of sharing copyrighted material, yet they see no other option than to pay up. One of the cases that stands out is that of a Californian man who's incapable of watching the adult film he is accused of sharing because he is legally blind.

Students Love Technology: Infographic August 9, 2011
Is the idea that students love technology surprising? No, but this infographic sheds a little light on this gadget-addicted generation.

Hacker group vows to 'kill Facebook' August 9, 2011
Apparently, "Anonymous" won't be accepting your friend request.

Google+, the Mac App August 9, 2011
Sully Taylor, Creative Director for Teens in Tech Labs and Founder & CEO at Sully Creative, has released a Google+ application for Mac users. The app is a very simple one, however. "Just a ported browser," he says, "not a native app." Yes, we know that you can use Fluid.app to do pretty much the same thing - that is, if you prefer to do the work yourself. But Taylor says Fluid won't be robust enough for what he plans to do with the app in the next week. Oh, really?

 
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