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Ten minutes with my new iPhone 3G and it was obvious I needed a case that completely covered the unit, otherwise it would be trashed within the week.

Griffin FlexGrip iPhone case

It’s been six months since I installed Microsoft Vista Ultimate x64.

Living with Vista x64

After using this chassis for over a year I finally posted my review.  It’s a reworking of the Atlas Titan, but newer isn’t always better.

Antec Atlas 550

This one covers the bases: PC backup, file sharing, remote access.  If you have a PC environment with less than ten machines you need to check this out.

Microsoft Windows Home Server

Picked up the Thermalright HR-05-SLI last week online: it was on sale for $20 CDN, and I’d been wanting it anyway.  If you want a new chipset heatsink that gets out of the way check this out.

Thermalright HR-05-SLI

Recently finished this great WW2 shooter and have posted my thoughts on the single player game.

Medal Of Honor Airborne

After much hand wringing I installed Vista Ultimate 64 bit.  Read on to savor my experience.

64 Bit Vista

Finished Immortal Throne a while ago but finally found the time to put up a quick review.  Here’s a taste:

As I said I finished Epic mode in Titan Quest and was anxious to play Immortal Throne. After installation I imported my existing player and started in Normal mode. I saw immediately my character was far too powerful so I quit, deleted my import and re-imported my character. This time I started in Epic mode and had no trouble. This in itself was a great experience for an expansion pack: the developers actually looked at where players would be in the game!

Titan Quest: Immortal Throne

Since I’m using Wordpress for my site it looks like I should be putting up a post for every new page I add; got to get into that swing!  This week’s eBabble Weakly is now up: CRT.

Just picked this drive up and posted a review.  Here’s a taste:

I was concerned about the model of the actual hard drive contained, but a look in Device Manager showed the WD1200VE, a 5400 RPM 8 MB cache Scorpio 2.5″ EIDE. Drive speed is good; I could benchmark it, but why bother? It’s USB 2.0 speeds.

Western Digital Passport Portable Drive