I'm doing spring cleaning a little early this year boys and girls, and hopefully it will be to your benefit. I'm in a pretty big bind right now trying to find ways to pay for my next semester in college, so I'm getting rid of a lot of my stuff that is starting to collect dust. I really do have a whole lot of computer and electronics gear, so if you are looking for something specific or really generic ask me. I may have it and haven't put it on my list yet. I'm looking to sell this stuff fast, so everything is OBO.

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When you buy a router, what do you want? An easy to understand web setup? Fast connections anywhere in your wireless area, with strong signal and no dead spots? Do you want the latest encryption options that can be modified at your discretion? Everyone wants all of those, but can the TRENDnet 300Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router do it all? Read this review to find out. See the original at TBCS.

NZXT's history in the computer case industry began with the Guardian way back in 2003. Six years later NZXT has created the Beta Evo, a mid tower black steel chassis that is best associated with the word 'classic'. With the ability to fit six 120mm fans as standard, does this mid-range case provide anything new to the case community, or is it just another uninspiring chassis? Check out the review TBCS here!

The Windows 7 Feature Focus will be a short series that highlights the new and special features that Microsoft's new operating system, Windows 7, has built in. This article focuses on the HomeGroup feature that Microsoft claims will remove the headache normally associated with setting up a Windows home network. Read this Feature Focus and decide for yourself if the HomeGroup will become an integral part of your Windows 7 environment. You can also check out the original article on TBCS here!

Computer cases have evolved over time from unassuming beige productivity boxes to large, flashy, over the top recreational rigs that begged to be looked at. But does everyone want over the top? What if I want to be flashy sometimes and unassuming others? Thermaltake is giving us the choice with the Element G! It yearns to be a gaming rig and a number cruncher, but does it live up to all of Thermaltake's promises? Check out the TBCS review here!

As some of you know I am steadily developing a part time computer repair and IT business. The time has finally come to unveil it to the world, or at least the north metro Atlanta area. For the month of October I am offering all my services at 50% off for anyone who is currently a Facebook friend. That's right, all my services in the Need A Techie? section of this website! Everything from hardware installation, computer reformats, virus squashing, complete system builds, and even case and laptop mods!

The Thermaltake BlackX SATA Hard Drive USB Docking station is the perfect, hot swappable solution for drive docking, migration, and backup on the go. The storage peripheral is a useful – and now my preferred – alternative to external hard drive enclosures and removable drive bays. 

As always, click the banner image to link back to the original review at www.thebestcasescenario.com.

Here is a video worklog I put together of Passion's progress.

One of the biggest pet peeves of mine is the little Language Bar that sits right next to the system tray in Windows XP. For the longest time I didn't know how to remove it, and disabling it as a toolbar would never work. First I will write just the steps out, and after that I have the steps and pictures for anyone who is more visual.