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Shuttle releases MN31N µATX board on NVIDIA nForce2 TweakTown review: Mushkin PC3500 DDR SDRAM Plextor releases PlexFlash USB 2.0 non-optical storage TweakTown review: Shuttle nForce2 XPC — Future of SFF Hitachi-LG releases GSA-4040B combo HWZ review: Palm Tungsten W PDA Imation announces FlashGo! reader with 32Mb built-in memory Shuttle releases MN31N µATX board on NVIDIA nForce2 Shuttle announced shipments of its new MN31N µATX board on NVIDIA nForce2. Most shipments will be intended for system builders. MN31N supports AGP 8X and 5.1-ch. audio; features 3 DIMM sockets (dual-channel PC2700 support), integrated 10/100 Ethernet, FireWire.
TweakTown review: Mushkin PC3500 DDR SDRAM "Memory speeds continue to increase as the need for more bandwidth is required for all of today’s games and applications. Mushkin not to be left behind has kept pace with the likes of Corsair, Geil and OCZ with their own PC3500 DDR SDRAM. Is the extra cost of Mushkin memory worth it? Read on as Cameron "Sov" Johnson gives us the answer."Read more at TweakTown.
Plextor releases PlexFlash USB 2.0 non-optical storage Plextor extended its product line with first non-optical flash storage of PlexFlash series. Encased in silvery bodies, PlexFlash devices support USB2.0 and weigh about 30g. Currently the company offers 128Mb (PX-F128), 256Mb (PX-F256) and 512Mb (PX-F512) solutions. PlexFlash novelties provide up to 4Mb/s write throughput and up to 5Mb/s read throughput. New storage should become available in mid-April. MSRPs are PX-F128 – 79 euro, PX-F256 – 145 euro, PX-F512 – 279 euro.
TweakTown review: Shuttle nForce2 XPC — Future of SFF "With the push towards the Small Form Factor PCs today its hard to choose from the lineup that is evergrowing. Shuttle started the SFF trend with the XPC line, and has continued to do so. Today Cameron "Sov" Johnson takes a look at the Shuttle SN41G XPC System. How does it fair? Take a look for yourself!"Read more at TweakTown.
Hitachi-LG releases GSA-4040B combo Hitachi-LG announced GSA-4040B combo supporting DVD-RAM, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/+RW and CD-R/RW and featuring two lasers and two 2 read heads. According to the company, the DSP is dual-, not tri-chip. Shipments are expected in June.Write speeds are DVD-R — 4õ, DVD-RW — 2õ, DVD-RAM — 3õ, DVD+R — 4õ, CD-R — 24õ, CD-RW — 16õ; read speeds: DVD±R/RW — 10õ, DVD-RAM — 3õ, DVD-ROM — 12õ, CD-ROM — 32õ.
 GSA-4040B ATAPI drive has 2Mb buffer. Dimensions are 146x184.7x41.3 mm, weight – about 1 kg. Vertical installation is also allowed. Source: ASCII24
HWZ review: Palm Tungsten W PDA "Overall we found that while it was certainly able to function as a PDA and mobile phone, there were a few features lacking that you would have probably found on stand alone devices. The display and battery life of the device are both suitable to its needs and will be suitable for most users and situations. However, we would have liked being able to use the device without the earpiece."Read more at HardwareZone.
Imation announces FlashGo! reader with 32Mb built-in memory Imation announced a FlashGO! card reader with 32Mb memory onboard (FlashGO-J PLUS32).Measured 102x25x140mm and weighing about 39g, this USB 1.1/2.0 device can work under Win98, 98SE, 2000, Me, XP, MacOS8.6 (USB 1.1).
 FlashGo! supports Memory Stick, CompactFlash Type I/II (inc. Microdrive), Smart Media, Secure Digital, MMC. Source: Imation
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