This card is the same card as the Bravura Evil Master II, but without the retail extras thrown in. The card itself is a fairly plain-looking affair - a simple green PCB (printed circuit board) with a small cooling fan and heatsink over the GPU, and an array of RAM modules absent of the large RAM heatsinks now commonplace on the NVIDIA models.

Quick-release hard disks can’t make up for design flaws.

Takes the crown as today’s fastest graphics architecture, but you’ll have to pay for it

Sound quality is crisp, with a deep, tuneful lower end and, despite questionable looks.

An interesting concept But performance is determined by drivers and ultimately it smacks of gimmick.

An excellent take on ATI’s new technology, complete with custom cooling and great performance

The solution for anyone who is starting to run out of HDMI inputs.

HP’s Opteron MP server delivers an innovative design teamed with high expansion potential and a good price.

It may not be the most elegant way to pair your iPod and phone with Bluetooth, but it works well.

Think outside the case by putting drives to work.

Perfect image fidelity - no expense spared.

Wonderful multiplayer racing, but woeful for single-player.

Need for Speed Underground reinvigorated the franchise a year or so ago by adding some challenging and slightly antisocial elements to an inherently solid and well presented concept.

The X700 is a relative newcomer to the PCI Express fold, and was released by ATI in response to NVIDIA's 6600 chipset. When comparing all the X700 cards that we received, we found each had its own pro's and con's, and this made them all decent propositions.

Digital radio in Australia is a slow burner. While many people are investing in digital set-top boxes and digital displays for the purpose of watching digital TV, not too many people are jumping on the digital radio bandwagon.

We’ve seen products like Silicon Memory’s ClearLight range of portable hard drives before, yet the ClearLight has some of the most solid yet attractive plastic housing we’ve reviewed.

Bundled headphones may not be up to your exacting standards and certainly none cater for listening on planes or trains, so why not consider upgrading to noise-cancelling headphones?

Mobile phones are experiencing their second major evolution. Its not one of form factor, but of functionality.

It lacks HDCP and isn’t for general home use, but remains the best if you need accurate colours.

This is not the first CD-ROM-based portable MP3 player from MPZOO Indeed a previous model was reviewed in February of this 2001