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Plextor PX-256M3 256GB SSD Review

The Plextor PX-256M3 promises not only very fast read and write speeds but a few more interesting features. MyCE is taking a closer look on the Plextor PX-256M3 SSD, you can find more and continue reading the full review of the Plextor PX-256M3 SSD.

Intel Sandy Bridge and P67 – Review

Intel’s new platform “Sandy Bridge”, and what does it have regarding storage performance?

Let’s find out in this article.

Eminent Gigabit 8-port Switch Review

We compare it against a direct connection to test for latency & performance and run some throughput tests between multiple computers with Gigabit connections.

OCZ RevoDrive X2 240GB – PCIe SSD Review

From this OCZ RevoDrive X2 240GB SSD review, we can say that the specifications of the OCZ RevoDrive X2 certainly have the “drool factor”. We proudly present the full OCZ RevoDrive X2 240 GB – PCIe SSD review. The specifications of the OCZ RevoDrive X2 are certainly very impressive, but can the RevoDrive x2 really deliver this level of performance? So let’s find out how this new SSD performs in our range of benchmarks and real world tests in this review.

Uniblue Registry Booster 2010 Review

You’ve seen the ads, so does it work and how well does it perform? In this review we test it on 3 PCS (old sluggish, average and high end with Core i5 & SSD) and a Netbook, all with aged Windows 7/XP OS installations.

OCZ Vertex 2 100GB SSD review

We check out the new OCZ Vertex 2 100GB SSD, and take a look at the powerful new SandForce SF1200 SSD controller.
Also check out the new MyCE Reality tests in this review.

Finis SwiMP3v2 MP3 Player Review

CDFreaks today reviews the Finis SwiMP3v2 MP3 player designed specifically for swimmers.

Acronova Nimbie NB12 Review

The Acronova Nimbie NB12 is well designed automated duplicating system with disc verification, superior ease of use and good disc writing

Verbatim Store ‘n’ Go Micro 4GB USB Drive Review

The Verbatim Store ‘n’ Go Micro 4GB Drive is very small and will fit on almost any system no matter how limited the space is near the USB port.

The Discfolio Review

The Discfolio is a slick disc carrying case that folds up for easy travel and storage.

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