The Core i7 980X Extreme Edition is an impressive demonstration of what six-core, 12 thread processors have to offer and what can be achieved with the 32nm process. Check out how it compares to the rest of the Core i7 family.

Our round-up comprises 4 Intel H55 based motherboards from the likes of Asrock, Asus, ECS, and Gigabyte. With a narrow price range between $90 and $105, it all comes down to features and performance.

The ThinkPad Edge notebook that we'll be looking at today is part of an all-new series from Lenovo announced early this year at CES. The ThinkPad Edge blends some of the things we liked on the IdeaPad with the power and legacy of ThinkPads.

This limited edition Vertex will be sold in limited quantities in 100GB and 200GB capacities. At only slightly more than the standard Vertex drives, you can expect an attractive performance boost that rivals anything out there.

AMD is launching its last generation 890GX chipset, featuring Radeon HD 4290 integrated graphics and SATA 3.0 (6 Gbps) support. Asus rounds up the M4A89GTD Pro specs with USB 3.0 support out of the box.

With the Radeon HD 5830 we have a graphics card priced a bit above the mainstream mark that nonetheless delivers performance comparable to Nvidia’s single-GPU flagship product.

The DS410j is Synology's latest and most affordable entry in the 4-bay NAS realm. But will it be able to meet home users' ever-growing and evolving storage needs?

The Radeon HD 5570 is a more powerful GPU than the HD 5450, capable of playing games comfortably at 720p while retaining some of the HTPC-friendly properties that made the latter an attractive buy.

The Radeon HD 5450 is the most affordable graphics card belonging to the HD 5000 series. The HD 5450 is more oriented towards HTPCs than gaming, and certain versions will support triple-monitor support.

The Radeon HD 5670 brings ATI's last-gen Evergreen GPU to the $100 price point. Along with it features like DirectX 11 support, Eyefinity, HDMI audio bitstreaming, and of course low power consumption.

The Vertex 2 Pro uses the SandForce SF-1500 controller with MLC memory and is intended to provide enterprise-level reliability and performance.

The Eee PC 1101HA is Asus' first netbook to go beyond the 10-inch display size, sporting an 11.6-inch panel capable of a 1366×768 resolution and a 6-cell battery for optimal uptime.

G.Skill's latest Falcon II SSD features an updated Indilinx ECO controller, 34nm NAND flash memory, and a new firmware revision that improves support for the Windows 7 TRIM command.

Based on the 32nm Westmere architecture, the Intel Core i5 661 processor features an on-die GPU and two processing cores clocked at 3.33GHz that support HT technology.

The SimpleTough portable drive can withstand a ten foot drop, and more impressively it can handle the pressure of a one-ton truck - see our durability testing for more.

By combining Nvidia's latest chipset with the Intel Atom processor, Asrock has put together an extremely impressive low-profile computer.

The QNAP TS-809 Pro Turbo NAS sets a new standard for all high-end NAS devices. Its intuitive software and amazing feature set make this a unique tool for businesses that's well worth the asking price.

A-DATA brings the industry's first waterproof and shock resistant portable hard drives, designed for road warriors who need to take their storage with them on the harshest of environments.

Priced at around $100, the GeForce GT 24 is said to be considerably more powerful than the GT 220, though in terms of performance it should still sit well below the GeForce 9800 GT.

The X-Slim X340 is a svelte notebook that's been labeled by many as the budget alternative to the MacBook Air.

AMD is officially unveiling the Hemlock XT in the form of the new ATI Radeon HD 5970, hoping to expand its current dominance in single-GPU performance with the fastest single-slot graphics card on the market.

Our round-up comprises products from the likes of Asrock, Asus, DFI, ECS, EVGA, Gigabyte and MSI. In total we have 7 motherboards ranging in price from $120 to $250, so there should be something for everyone.

If you need a notebook with decent processing power that will last the course of the day without a recharge, the Timeline 4810T could be the one for you.

The P7P55D series sits at the center of Asus' P55 line-up, and the $220 P7P55D Deluxe we are reviewing today is meant to be your no-nonsense choice if you are looking for an integral P55 solution.

Averatec has seemingly nailed their target market with the N3400, delivering a powerful machine that is still small enough to easily take with you at a price point that won't break the bank.

Touted as the most cost-efficient SSD based on single-level cell memory, the Agility EX makes this technology a bit kinder on your bank account without losing the top performance.

Continuing with the successful rollout of its Radeon HD 5000 series, AMD is now moving to attack the sub-$200 market, and hopes to keep the momentum going with the Radeon HD 5770 and 5750.

At $260, it doesn’t take a great deal of cash to get your hands on a Radeon HD 5850, and the performance you'll get is nothing short of amazing.

If you are not in the mood of buying a $1,500 full-color OLED keyboard (neither are we), OCZ recently released their Sabre OLED Gaming Keyboard, which features a bank of nine programmable OLED keys and a significantly cheaper price tag.

The new Radeon HD 5870 crushes its predecessor in terms of performance, and will no doubt be a force to be reckoned with even for Nvidia’s upcoming GPUs.