Computer Reviews

a variable price market changing daily. However, the RAMBUS 800 MHz memory chips have retained their value at the same pricing since its introduction. It is used only on certain mother boards that can handle this speed. I am unsure however, am led to believe that mother boards handling this memory speed have been discontinued due to the costs of manufacturing. It is a product that very few can claim to own and use.

This product works just as billed. I've been using it for about a year now and have never had even the slightest 'burp' in its operation. There's nothing to install (nice) - true plug'n'play. If I were to make any changes to this product it would be to add one or two 4-wire ports.

The upshot of having purchased one of these: I just bought another for my second machine.

Wonderful product. Supports every type of memory cards.

Heavy gauge plastic, pull very tight and stay tight. Very nice.

I just got the board and set it up about 3 weeks ago. Setup was a breeze. Put an Intel P4 2.5 running at 533mhz. Istalation was a breeze. Came right up. Flashed the bios from Intel's website and even upgraded the drivers for the board with out one problem. I Have Windows XP installed and a Verto Ti4600 video card 512 RAM and 30 gig os drive and 80 gig storage drive. Plays games at full resolution and top frame rates. Ok so you can't overclock this board, but for me stablity is the key, so this board is fast enough and stable enough for me now and for the next couple of years at least. Hope it helps.

I don't have this precise reference. My keyboard is A4TECH RFKB-23. But that's nearly the same thing. The installation was very easy on my XP. The keyboard has a good feeling, and the mouse is precise enough. The thing works with standard AA batteries and even includes a battery charger. To be freed from the mouse cable is very comfortable. The keyboard comes with a configuration program. I configured the function keys. Now, I can pilot my sound card and WinAmp from those keys. Very useful for mute, volume, next and so on. The RF link works from several meters, so that you can pilot Windows Media Player from your sofa when watching films... Really good and afordable.

You gotta get these speakers! Try unreal Tournament just for starters! Then pop in one of your favorite hip hop or dance tunes and let er rip! Just be kind to your fellow neighbors and do it at decent hour of the day! Next check out a good Jet Li DVD and enjoy the fun!
I love the neat volume adjuster which looks like a little neon light blue mouse. You can add more or less bass or crank the sound to get rid of any hearing you have left. Oh and by the way...you can also hook up a PS2/X-box to this monster and make your neighbor think there's a little war starting next door!

This is the perfect device to purchase to get started with working on Embedded Linux. It is a relatively inexpensive item compared to many reference boards for sale, and it runs uClinux, which has a very active developer community and support site.

Actiontec itself is also open to people modifying these devices, and therefore may provide some developer tools some time in the future.

A very exciting product!

I looked everywhere for this Actiontec USB adapter, Target had it for the lowest price around and in stock! I ordered it right away and it arrived faster than quoted! It worked fantastic and look forward doing business with Target in the Future!!!

I upgraded from a slow, yet still faster than IDE Adaptec 2940UW. When the controller bios started, it actually displayed the speed of the connected devices! That is the most simplest way to see if you device is configured and running at its optimum. Then came the applications and games...unbelievable speed with a 10k rpm 36gig hard drive. Way to go Adaptec!