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  • Say Hello to iChicken

    Published: Saturday, January 3, 2004 | By: Dennis

    Ever heard of iChicken?? Neither did I until a former co-worker and NinjaForum member, mikecpeck, directed me to his latest creation and possibility one of the best iPod commercial parodies around. big grin smile

    The high res download is about 6 megs and requires Quicktime 6 to view. Check it out.

  • NL: Review Block - First of 2004

    Published: Friday, January 2, 2004 | By: Dennis

    Review postings without comments?? Here you go. big grin smile

    - Evercool Extended Cooling System Review @ Techtastic
    - Zippy WK-207 Alu Keyboard Review @ Overclockers Club
    - Evercool K802-715 Heatsink Review @ 3dXtreme

    The first and certainly not the last Review Block of 2004 brought to you by...

  • The guts of a Gamecube @ enscape

    Published: Friday, January 2, 2004 | By: Dennis

    "So now you have the front flipped down and you can see the LED looking at you. I know you want to replace it, go ahead. Nintendo won't hate you for it - no! In fact they will just cancel your warranty."
    I never believed how small the Gamecube was until I finally saw one in person; the thing is super tiny being only slightly larger than a full sized CD.

  • Have a Happy New Year!!

    Published: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | By: Dennis

    I know that this post is a little early but I'm planning to get an early start on the New Year festivities. Ya know f00d, dr1nk, and some heavy overclocking big grin smile.

    Have a safe and happy new year, see you all in 2k4 happy smile.

  • Chaintech ZNF3-150 Review @ ipKonfig

    Published: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | By: Dennis

    "Overall we're impressed with the first motherboard from Chaintech aimed at the AMD Athlon 64. There are many items packaged with its product, as is quite common from Chaintech, and of those, many are actually used frequently. We also like the fact that the rounded cables supplied are extremely flexible, a nice addition for those cramped computer cases we're all too familiar with."
    We liked the Chaintech ZNF3-150 Athlon64 motherboard as well; the system was super stable and came with a huge amount of extra goodies. The only downside to the current nForce3 scene is the pending release of the nF3-250 that promises to sport better performance and hopefully better overclocking.

  • Bytecc Aluminum Mobile Enclosure Review @ TechTastic

    Published: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | By: Dennis

    "Do you need a way to transfer huge amounts of data between computers and a flash drive just won't do the job? Well Bytecc has just the thing with their Aluminum Mobile enclosure. This handy gadget converts any hard drive into a USB device."
    This enclosure from Bytecc is by far one the most versatile products I have ever used and recently became a permanent addition to the Ninjalane Labs. Check out our review here

  • CasEdge Limited Edition Gamer Case Review @ Extreme Overclocking

    Published: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | By: Dennis

    I've been noticing a growing trend in the pre-mod case market to totally transform the case into something a little more artisy. Case in point the Raidmax "Alien'ish" Case seen at Computex and now the CasEdge Minotaur.
    "The Diabolic Series cases are available in several trendy colors: Electric Yellow, Venom Green, Storm Blue, Blood Red, and Arcane Purple. Power supply choices come in 300w, 350w, or 400w, and are ODM for CasEdge by SPI (Sparkle Power Inc)."
    Both look pretty sweet. big grin smile

  • Evercool Extended Cooling System @ A True Review

    Published: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | By: Dennis

    "There are generally three states the computer’s CPU can be in: load, idle, or off. Processors are hottest during load. When idle, though not as hot as load, the CPU is still quite hot. Finally, when the computer is off, the CPU will eventually cool to room temperature. Of course, you all knew that."
    What ever became of "Ride hard and put away wet", oh wait that only applies to horses. tongue smile

  • Andio PC Speaker Frame Series Review Posted

    Published: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | By: Dennis

    Ever wonder if you could do more with your speakers?? Andio has one solution and included configurable picture frames into each of the flat panel desktop speakers.

    Other speaker review:
    - Sicuro 2.1 Gaming Speakers @ Envy News
    - Logitech Z3 Review @ Designtechnica

    Chances are the two sets posted above are better than the ones that we reviewed. shock smile

  • Web Traffic Downward Sprial

    Published: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 | By: Dennis

    It would appear that the fight for Ninjalane web traffic was lost over the Christmas holiday. Pageviews are still on the up and up but total user sessions are down. Kind of sad really but what can you do? sad smile

    I have a couple of cool reviews in the pipe that will be posted in the next couple of weeks. Exciting stuff even, so stay tuned. big grin smileapprove smile