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9 Days Left of Competition | Posted on: 29/05/2009 @ 12:30

There’s only 9 days left until we announce the winner of the competition. With less than 10 entries, there’s a good chance you can win if you enter. So if you like free stuff, hop over to the Tech-Reviews.co.uk Forums and get posting. Good luck.

World's Most Expensive Computer Mouse | Posted on: 28/05/2009 @ 13:50

Shopping for a new mouse? Got $20k to blow? Well then we have the the mouse for you! The world's most expensive computer mouse, cast from 18 carat white gold and set with 59 brilliant cut diamonds. "A perfect gift for a 60th wedding anniversary, as diamond is the traditional gift for this event, it is also a great choice for a 50th wedding anniversary, as Gold is the traditional gift for this ...

Last Chance! Win Over £50 Worth of Prizes by Signing Up to the Gaj-it Newsletter! | Posted on: 27/05/2009 @ 23:20

If you remember, a few weeks ago we posted about the release of our up and coming Gaj-it newsletter, which would be jammed packed with news, deals, discounts and most importantly exclusive gadget goodies to be won! To get hold of our Gaj-it newsletter and be in the running to win some fabulous prizes [...]

Axentra HipServ 2.0/Marvell Sheeva Plug - $99 Plug Computing | Posted on: 27/05/2009 @ 15:00

Energy efficient computers have become the latest rave. Axentra has taken this idea to the next level with their HipServ Plug computer. The size of a laptop charger, the HipServ Plug acts as a NAS, HTTP server, and computer backup system all while consuming 5 watts.

VMware vSphere 4 Delivers First Cloud Computing OS | Posted on: 21/05/2009 @ 13:40

VMware today announced its VMware vSphere 4 product to customers as a way to delivery IT infrastructure in an easy, reliable, and efficient way via both the internal and external cloud. vSphere4 enables customers to bring cloud computing to their IT infrastructure which allows for reducing operating costs and helps to increase control over infrastructure."With VMware vSphere 4, we are once again ...

Astronauts Complete Final Work on Hubble | Posted on: 18/05/2009 @ 22:00

After five long and amazing spacewalks, the astronauts on board NASA's Atlantis Space Shuttle have completed all of the repair work needed on the Hubble Space Telescope. The marvelous repairs made by the astronauts should give scientists on Earth the ability to see the universe for at least another decade by using Hubble. The STS-125 crew completed the last bit of work on the telescope on Monday ...

Ubuntu 64-bit More Competitive Against Mac OS X | Posted on: 18/05/2009 @ 7:10

Last week we published Ubuntu 9.04 vs. Mac OS X 10.5.6 benchmarks where we compared the performance of these two popular operating systems on a Mac Mini. With the OS X kernel currently being 32-bit but with support for 64-bit applications, we had used the 32-bit version of Ubuntu 9.04. In a majority of the Leopard operating system from Apple outperformed Canonical's Jaunty Jackalope, but today we ...

Astronauts Completes Sixth Longest Spacewalk in History | Posted on: 18/05/2009 @ 0:10

NASA astronauts began their fourth spacewalk this morning to continue their efforts to repair and improve the Hubble Space Telescope. The astronauts began at 9:45 am EDT and was expected to last at least 7 hours.nnMost of today's spacewalk was used to work on the telescopes, STIS or Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph. The two spacewalkers, Mike Massimino and Mike Good also replaced a ...

Over £50 worth of Prizes this month: Sign-Up to the Gaj-It Newsletter for your Chance to Win | Posted on: 16/05/2009 @ 18:50

Who says you never get something for nothing? Here at Gaj-It, we think that’s just crazy talk, as we’ve got a range of things to give away in this month’s newsletter, and all you need to do to be in with a chance of scoring some new tech goodies, is sign up to receive it, [...]

Company Promises Source-Code If They Fail | Posted on: 12/05/2009 @ 18:30

A relatively new product to hit the hardware scene is Pogoplug, which is a little device that can connect to a USB 2.0 hard drive and an Ethernet connection, and then instantly makes the drive an Internet-accessible storage device. After connecting the device to an Internet connection and USB storage medium, simply go to the Pogoplug web-site and you can securely access your data. While this is ...

WolframAlpha New Smarter Computational Search | Posted on: 11/05/2009 @ 14:00

WolframAlpha, what sounds like a new game is actually a new search tool that has been anticipated for many months now, will be released next week to the public. Created by Stephen Wolfram, the well-known mathematician, allows users to search a "knowledge base" of information. So instead of search for a web page, you'd search or ask questions to receive your information.Unlike major search engines ...

Recycle Your Broken Computer Parts and Towers | Posted on: 06/05/2009 @ 18:00

Electronics often contain useful materials such as precious metals, glass, and plastics that should be recovered rather than buried in a landfill. Since older computers contain harmful materials like lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic and PCBs they should be recycled, but how do you go about doing that? Read on to find out!

Win a Noiseblocker Silencing Kit | Posted on: 06/05/2009 @ 17:52

Tech-Reviews.co.uk has just snipped the ribbon to their newly opened forums. To get the ball rolling, they have a small competition in which you can win a complete Noiseblocker Silencing Kit. To participate in the competition head over to the forums now, it’s really simple.