Build your own server at Bit-tech:

If you exit the box, you'll be notified that the repositories have changed. Don't worry about it since it's a good thing now. Since repositories are just a list of packages, we will need to reload the list to incorporate the new addition. So just click “Reload” in the Synaptic main window to refresh our list. You'll notice Synaptic downloading and updating the list.

Q3 Innovations UV HAWK Personal Ultraviolet Sunlight Meter at Tweaknews:

After you have taken the reading, the UV index and the temperature is set. What you need to do is use the provided buttons to set your SPF of the sunblock you are using and then set the type of skin you have. The skin types vary from 1-4 where 1 is the fairest type of skin that easily burns and 4 being an established tan or your natural racial skin tone. the user's manual houses a chart that establishes which one you should choose.

Olympus E-510 Digital SLR at TrustedReviews:

Normally when you switch on a DSLR, nothing much happens. The monitor may activate displaying shooting data, or maybe the self-cleaning CCD mechanism will buzz briefly, but that’s usually about all. However from the E-510 I heard the distinctive sound of the reflex mirror flipping up immediately after I switched it on, normally something you only hear when taking a photo. I fiddled with it, switched it on and off a few times, and tried taking a picture. There didn’t seem to be any problems with that, but again there was the sound of the mirror flipping up, then down, then up again. I kept looking at the camera data and the scene through the lens on the monitor screen, and wondering if I had a faulty review sample. Then it dawned on me – the scene on the monitor… I’m so used to using compact digital cameras with live monitor views that it just didn’t strike me as unusual to be seeing the same thing on the E-510. But of course the E-510 is an SLR, and SLRs don’t have live view. Except this one does.

ViewSonic VX2255wmh 22in LCD also at TrustedReviews:

Our sample is the piano-key white edition, the VX2255wmh, while there's also a piano black edition with the 'wmb' model suffix. If anything we prefer a black finish, but glossy white isn't without its appeal and Apple users will certainly appreciate the potential synergy. For its part this ViewSonic isn’t as ornate as the rather overpriced Apple displays, but the design is still attractive.

Cooler Master Vortex 752 at Ninjalane:

Design wise the Vortex 752 does not feature anything completely outrageous, There are 2 copper heatpipes bonded to a copper base. The cooling fins are made from thin aluminum and wrapped in a plastic fan shroud. The cooling fan is 92mm x 25mm but tapers to 80mm at its base. The sides are vented to help control noise.

RatPadz XT and GS Gaming Surface Mouse Pads at Benchmark Reviews:

There are nine soft rubber feet on the underside of this mousing surface, which anchors the RatPadz XT to any table top. The heavy weight of the plastic is enough to keep the XT firmly in position all on it's own, but add the weight of a hand and mouse and the RatPadz XT becomes an immobile object in even the most intense mousing actions. Nobody likes to miss a head shot because the mouse pad moved on them.

Edifier MP300 Portable Speaker System at Techgage:

The MP300 is a more recent model from Edifier, styled as a portable speaker system for the traveling user who longs for better sound than that provided by a laptop's built-in speakers. It's a three-piece system that has two spherical satellites and a tubular "super woofer" whose enclosure is actually made of aluminum. The satellites sit to either side of your laptop, while the super woofer sits behind. And when it's time to pack it up and go, Edifier even offers a padded carrying case.

Mvix MV-5000U Multimedia Center at ThinkComputers:

I installed a 20 GB Maxtor hard drive and plugged it into my desktop and my 32" Vizio HDTV. The inside of the MV-5000U is quite padded and there are thumbscrews to hold the drive in place. I also took notice of the rear ports while installing the hard drive. There are component, S-VIDEO, and composite video outputs. There are optical, coaxial, and speaker audio outputs. There is also a USB port used to connect the MV-5000U to a computer.

Vizo Master Panel II at DragonSteelMods:

Of course the Master Panel II comes with quite a bit of cables that you'll need to run all around your computer. Vizo even included a couple zipties and PCI bracket to route the audio wire through.

ZOTAC Passive GeForce 8600 GT ZONE Edition at techPowerUp:

Zotac has chosen to put two DVI outputs on the card, which is normal for this market segment. Should you need an analog VGA signal you can use the included DVI adapter. To use this card with your PC you can use the HDMI adapter to transmit HDMI+HDCP+Audio. Unlike the Radeon HD 2000 Series the audio is not generated inside the video card, but has to be fed into the card via audio cable.