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Sharkoon T9 Mid Tower ATX PC Chassis @ eteknix.com
[Jan-10-12] (0 Comments)
With the hundreds of PC cases that are on the market today,the spectrum of styles and designs is very wide. On the bottom end ofthe scale there is the case that is there to do its job and not muchelse, whereas on the top end of the market, there are the highlycustomisable cases that have stacks to offer. The design of thesecases follows pretty much the same pattern, but there are some peopleout there that would like to have a case that on the outside is alittle understated & aesthetically clean and on the inside has alittle more to shout about.

Sharkoon Flexi-Drive Extreme Duo 16GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ eteknix.com
[Feb-05-11] (0 Comments)
When you buy expensive products, you usually find style over substance, or the other way around. When buying cheaper products, you normally expect shoddy build quality and a fantastic attempt at styling but never a product that ticks all the right boxes.

Stone Giant DirectX 11 Benchmark Now Available on NGOHQ.com @ ngohq.com
[Apr-22-10] (0 Comments)
Stone Giant is a DirectX 11 demo produced by Fatshark incollaboration with BitSquid using BitSquid Tech. It has primarily beendeveloped to test the BitSquid tools and technology in a real-worldproduction environment. The demo showcases how DX11 hardwaretessellation can be used to achieve a high level of geometry detail inclose-up shots. For users lacking a DX11 compatible GPU the demo alsosupports a DX10 fallback path with tessellation disabled.• Highly parallel, data oriented design.• Support for all new DX11 GPUs, including the Nvidia GeForce GTX 400Series and AMD Radeon 5000 series.• Compute Shader 5 based depth of field effects.• Dynamic level of detail through displacement map tessellation.• Stereoscopic 3D support for Nvidia 3D Vision.

Sharkoon SATA QuickPort USB 3.0 "Toaster" 2.5 and 3.5-inch Docking Station @ tweaktown.com
[Dec-22-09] (0 Comments)
A company by the name of Sharkoon made the “hard drive toaster” famous several years ago when it launched its first QuickPort docking station product.Sticking with the times, Sharkoon is back again and has just launched its SATA QuickPort USB 3.0 “Toaster” 2.5 and 3.5-inch Docking Station. It offers up to 5Gbit/s transfers, which is faster than SATA-II and only a little slower than SATA-III at 6Gbit/s.

Technic3D/Sharkoon Silent Storm 460W @ technic3d.com
[Aug-09-09] (0 Comments)
The Sharkoon Silent Storm CM SHA460-135 460W PSU arrived Techn ic3D. See you in the following Review from Technic3D the 460W PSU with four +12V rails (18A), 135mm Fan, 6x SATA hard disk connectors and 2x PCI-e 6+2 Pin.

Sharkoon Rush FireGlider Laser Gaming Mouse @ tweaktown.com
[Jun-15-09] (0 Comments)
These days you really can’t release a mouse unless it has a laser in it somewhere, even if it’s just to blind annoying co-workers with. Today we take a look at Sharkoon’s FireGlider laser mouse.Sharkoon has gone all out it seems to ensure that this mouse has all the features you would need. The mouse even has a program memory to remember your macro and DPI settings so you can plug it into another system wherever and still maintain the same functionality.

Smooth Creations LANShark Gaming System @ legitreviews.com
[Nov-13-08] (0 Comments)
So what can we say about this beauty from Smooth Creations? For the intended audience it’s great. If you appreciate art or really want a departure from the norm for your next gaming PC, Smooth Creations' LANShark is one to keep on your short list. However the one thing I’ve left out until now is the price. At $2,537 this is not an inexpensive machine, but it really isn’t an incredible amount of money over the sum of its parts. When you consider the amount of work that’s been put in, the 1 year warranty on the parts, and the lifetime warranty on the paint (excludes scratching and chipping of course) it really isn’t a bad price if you’re in the market for a system you don’t put together yourself...

Sharkoon SATA Quickport @ velocityreviews.com
[Jul-08-08] (0 Comments)
Sharkoon have introduced an interesting product for PC enthusiasts that allows you to plug SATA hard drives into an external enclosure â€“ without the need to screw into a drive bay. It looks just like a HDD docking station, you can plug/remove drives at any time and access the data on your PC via USB cable. As computers are upgraded it is inevitable that spare SATA drives will start to mount up, and yet there isnâ€™t enough space to attach them to most motherboards. This solution lets you quickly access drives when required, saving the hassle of swapping drives inside your PC with the power off. You can use 3.5â€ or 2.5â€ drives without the need for any screwdriver or tools.

Sigma SP-700 700W Power Supply @ thinkcomputers.org
[Jul-03-08] (0 Comments)
ThinkComputers liked Sigma's Shark 635W when we reviewed in inFebruary. It was a decent, affordable unit with a unique exterior design.The quad 12V-railed, 700 watt SP-700 is Sigma's newest model, and it ditchesmost of the qualities which made the Shark so unique. Despite its exterior,the functionality of the unit is still pretty decent. Read on, through, andsee where Sigma could improve the SP-700.

Sigma Shark 635W Power Supply @ thinkcomputers.org
[Feb-21-08] (0 Comments)
Sigma's new Shark line of power supply units combines a functional,stable supplier of required electricity with a stylish, finned, dual-fancooling design, resulting in a silent but powerful device. It's also one ofthe most stable devices we've seen in a while. Combine that with a sub$100-price and it looks like we've got quite a nice unit on our hands. Readon for the review.

[News] D-Tek Fuzion and Fuzion GFX Waterblocks @ virtual-hideout.net
[Jul-23-07] (0 Comments)
Being an avid system exploiter, I definitely enjoy a look atsomething new and different. D-Tek Customs has had some pretty cool ideasfrom the start and continues to show improvements for simpler water coolingproducts that make designing their own cooling system. Sharka Computers waskind enough to send us D-Tek's latest two water cooling D-TEK FuZion andFuZion GFX water blocks which have received a pretty cool face lift. SharkaComputers is a great place to get some impressive performance hardware, sonaturally it makes sense they would pick up something that can appeal andperform the way enthusiasts would expect.

Evercool HPD-815 Sharks CPU Cooler @ thinkcomputers.org
[Jun-28-07] (0 Comments)
We haven't seen much from Evercool this year, but that have releaseda few new CPU Coolers. Today we will be looking at the HPD-815 Sharks CPUCooler. It has quite a unique design and features thermal heatpipes,build-in fan speed control and a LED fan. Let's see if it can compete withother coolers on the market.

Technic3D/MS-Tech LU-380N @ technic3d.com
[Apr-13-07] (0 Comments)
The Sharkoon Twindrive External Hard Drive Enclosure arrived T echnic3D. A Dual Drive for 2x 3,5

Sharkoon @ techpowerup.com
[Mar-21-07] (0 Comments)
Sharkoon has a small but jam packed booth. They have managed to stuff their entire case line-up, including two new full size cases - the S-Dream and Rebel 12, as well as new mid tower cases into it. There is even enough room to display the new wireless media keyboard, the complete line-up of Silent Eagle fans, Rush gaming keyboards and a total of four 5.1 surround sound headsets. All their power supplies up to 700W and accessories can also be viewed up close - including the silver Twin Drive!

Technic3D/Sharkoon Rush Mouse @ technic3d.com
[Mar-11-07] (0 Comments)
The Sharkoon Rush Laser Gaming Mouse arrived Technic3D. The ne w Mouse with a small price for Gamer? See you in the following Review wi th Gaming Mat XL on Technic3D

Sharkoon 1337 XL Gaming Mat @ techpowerup.com
[Feb-20-07] (0 Comments)
Sharkoon has released a refresh of their 1337 Gaming Mat series. The new pads have grown considerably and carry the XL label. The big downside of the original 1337 Gaming Mat was its small size. The new XL mouse pads still have the great quality and performance of their smaller variants, while keeping the price down - perfect for low sensitivity gamers.

Sharkoon Rush Laser Mouse @ techpowerup.com
[Feb-15-07] (0 Comments)
The Sharkoon Rush Laser mouse brings high DPI laser technology down to an affordable price range. For a mere 20 Euros you get up to 2000 DPI with variable on-the-fly switching, solid feel and build quality as well as a little pouch to get your weapon of choice to and back from a LAN party safely. We take the mouse for a spin and let you know if we feel the rush.

Sharkoon Swift-Case Combo 3.5" @ techpowerup.com
[Oct-06-06] (0 Comments)
Sharkoon has an extensive line-up of external enclosures for all types of drives. The Sharkoon Swift-Case 3.5

Sharkoon 1337 Gaming Mat @ techpowerup.com
[Oct-03-06] (0 Comments)
We take a look at Sharkoon's latest gaming mouse pad, which is only 1.4 mm high and can be rolled up to make transportation to LAN parties easier. The mat has a cloth top and uses foam at the bottom to make sure it's not slipping around on the table. At the end of the day the Sharkoon 1337 gaming mat which costs only $10 does not disappoint.

Sharkoon L337 Gaming Mouse Mat @ xtremecomputing.co.uk
[Sep-12-06] (0 Comments)
Add to that it is also the thinnest I have seen yet, I mean it islike thin, durable and actually works well. Maybe some may think it is tothin, but I have to say that was a thought at first, using the Mat for aslong as I have now would have to put that thought away. To sum it up if youwant a pro gaming mat that highly durable, accurate and as soft as cottonthen this is the mat for you, I haven't used a better mouse mat yet.

Griffin radioSHARK USB AM/FM Desktop Radio @ thinkcomputers.org
[Jun-27-06] (0 Comments)
Every so often I get a product for review that is really cool and I find very useful. Lots of days and nights I spendsitting in front of the computer working on my sites and doing reviews etc. This is something that can become very tedious and it'snice to be able to play music, but after listening to the same old CDs over and over it does get old. I personally like to listen totalk radio, especially in the mornings but most computers can't do that out of the box, so we need to get an add-on for it. Todayfor review I have a product that I found very cool and very useful; it's the Radio Shark from Griffin. The Radio Shark not onlyallows you to listen to AM and FM radio, but you can do time shifting like pause the live broadcast, it also allows you to schedulerecording as well, sort of like TiVO for radio.

Sharkoon SilentEagle 120mm Fan @ lanaddict.com
[Jun-12-06] (0 Comments)
I do have to bring my hands together, and say a huge congratulations to Sharkoon! They have gone miles above and beyond to make a great product for all case modders! The fan not only looks incredible, but is also very functional, and exceptionally quiet. It may not have any LEDs on it, but those can be added through means of thumb screws, etc.

Thermaltake Armor Jr. VC3000BWS Case @ pro-clockers.com
[Apr-28-06] (0 Comments)
Thermaltake is a world leader in the production of computerenclosures and cooling accessories. They have demonstrated this time andtime again with excellent products like the Shark case and the Big Typhoonheatsink. Products like these have made Thermaltake the talk of a lot offorums and conversations. Today, Thermaltake was nice enough to send overthat newest PC case titled the Armor Junior. Will this case continueThermaltake's legacy? Read the review and found out for yourself.

Sharkoon Silent Eagle 2000 120mm Cooling Fan @ pro-clockers.com
[Mar-30-06] (0 Comments)
Remember back during the days of XP mobile processor overclocking,when it was necessary to have a high spinning fan like a Delta orequivalent. Yes, those days are far behind us now. Today we don't have topump loads of voltage in our processors nor do have to resort to using loud80mm case fan. Today, we have larger 120mm, slower spinning, noiseless andhigh CFM fans. Sharkoon was kind enough to send us their latest offeringinto the 120mm cooling fan market, the Silent Eagle.

Sharkoon Red Shock AMD Athlon & Intel Pentium heatsink @ a1-electronics.net
[Dec-28-05] (0 Comments)
Are you impressed. We are with this Sharkoon Red Shock. As you know we do not get involved with prices and in any case we do not know what country you are in anyway. While we cannot imagine this Sharkoon Red Shock heatsink being cheap you are certainly getting very high performance from it even as in our test with a very low power quite fan.

Thermaltake Shark Case @ gruntville.com
[Dec-19-05] (0 Comments)
The big PSU went in with ease, as Thermaltake leaves plenty of headroom to allow for large PSU 's. This additional headroom provides the space for a water cooling setup. Install ation of the motherboard with processor, HSF and memory was simple, thanks to the removable tray. The video and sound card were secured easily with the inc luded case screws. My previous Thermaltake case used plastic brackets to hold t he cards in place, but I ended up removing them in lieu of case screws. You don't want some of your most precious/expensive items coming loose in transport t o a LAN. The hard drives were screwed into the rail kits and went in smoothly.

Evercool Sharks Heatpipe CPU Cooler @ thinkcomputers.org
[Dec-14-05] (0 Comments)
Today for review I have something that really surprised me in its performance. I have an Athlon X2 and it requires a verycompetent cooling solution to keep it cool. The stock solution is fine but just does not cut it for overclocking and I do a bit ofthat when I do reviews. When I got it, I knew the stock solution was not going to work for me, so with it I ordered an after marketcooler as well. It was fine for a while but not great, so of course the next logical step would be water cooling. Being a reviewermeans that I get new stuff all the time and things don't stay in my system for long, and water-cooling is nice but a pain to keepuninstalling and reinstalling. For review today I have the Evercool Sharks CPU cooler, this is going back to basics for me really.It is a heat pipe based system with some great results in what it can achieve in the way of cooling.

EverCool Sharks AMD & Intel air cooled heatsink . @ a1-electronics.net
[Dec-12-05] (0 Comments)
Do you need us to comment on how well this EverCool Sharks has done. Like you it is only at this stage in a strange way that we start of look at how well a heatsink has or has not done as up until this point we are concerned with making sure that everything is accurate, taking the pictures, cleaning them and so on.

Foxconn NF4SLI7AA-8EKRS2 (nForce 4 SLI Intel) @ viperlair.com
[Nov-01-05] (0 Comments)
Foxconn has doven headfirst into the shark infested waters of the mainstream market and proven they can swim with the big boys. Pleasing the hardware enthusiast crowd is no easy task, but Foxconn has put their years of manufacturing experience to good use and put together a winner with this board. Even a hardcore enthusiast will have a hard time finding fault with this board.

Bigbruin.com :Sharkoon Silent Eagle 2000 80mm Case Fan @ bigbruin.com
[Oct-03-05] (0 Comments)
Case fans aren't anything to get excited over, but what sets this fan apart from other case fans is obvious just by looking at it. The fan blades are dimpled like a golf ball! Sharkoon claims this dimpling effect

news Sharkoon Audics 5.1 speaker set@XtremeComputing @ xtremecomputing.co.uk
[Aug-30-05] (0 Comments)
I would have to say I was happy, the bass on the Audics 5.1 was spot on and I could push the speakers up quite high before I got any sort of waffle from the sub. This doesn't take away the speakers quality as I have a Yamaha SUB on my home theatre setup that cost 3 times the price of the Audics 5.1 set and that can waffle on high levels.

Thermaltake Tenor VB2000 HTPC CaseCase @ 3dvelocity.com
[Aug-09-05] (0 Comments)
Today I want to look at a very stylish looking HTPC case from Thermaltake, a company who have really begun to distinguish themselves with some stunning case releases over the past year or two. The Tsunami, the Shark, the Armor, the Kandalf, the Soprano, they've all set new standards in case design and construction, and though the Tenor borrows heavily on the Tsunami's wave-like front panel design ethos, do its merits stretch beyond the impact from its looks?

Various News Items
[Dec-16-04] (0 Comments)

Thermaltake VA70000BWA "Shark" Aluminium Case @ 3dvelocity.com
How Anti-Spyware Software Works @ The Tech Zone
Vantec 11-in-1 mobile memory card reader review. @ a1-electronics.net
ATI Optimized Driver 64bit V0.1 Beta @ tcmagazine.info
HEXUS.net Review: Scan International's 3XS Cobra SLI Systems
Win An Athlon FX based computer @ HEXUS.net
Christmas Competition @ Raptor-mods.co.uk

Various News Items
[Dec-13-04] (0 Comments)

NVIDIA SLI Technology - the gaming leader? @ pcperspective.com
Thermaltake Shark Full Tower Aluminum Case Series @ techniz.co.uk
HEXUS.net Review: Hiper Type-R Series 480W Power Supply
HEXUS.net Review: AVerMedia AVerTV USB 2.0 Plus
Steelpad S&S Giveaway: A few days left! @ teamhardware.com
Mountain Mods Twice7 Aluminum Case Review @ MODTHEBOX.COM

Thermaltake Shark Case Review @ CoolTechZone
[Dec-03-04] (0 Comments)
Thermaltake’s latest addition to the Xaser line is the Shark full tower aluminum case. Weighing in at 14lbs (6.8 kg) the Shark is packed with features. It includes two 120mm fans spinning at a leisurely 1,400 RPM, producing 21dbA. Besides the fact that the exhaust fan includes a blue LED, they are identical. The front door features a blue LED as well, and provides a cover to hide un-matching 5.25" drives. The door also features a lock because the external drives can be installed and removed from the front of the case. The side panel has a lock as well, and features a see through mesh that is coated with an EMI shield. In terms of expansion, the Shark supports five externally accessible 5.25" drives, two externally accessible 3.5" drives, five internal 3.5" drives, and seven card slots in the back.

Various News Items
[Nov-30-04] (0 Comments)

Soltek SL-K8TPro-939 Motherboard Review @ pcstats
Xraypads Aqua 3 and Thunder8 mousepads @ Rbmods
Thermalright SI-97 Heatsink Review @ ap0calypse.com
Thermaltake Shark VA7000BWA Aluminum Case Video Review #510 @ 3dgameman.com
Scythe SCKK1000 Kama Cooler Heatsink Review @ frostytech.com
Thermaltake PurePower 350W Fanless PSU Review @ BigBruin.Com
BFR Article: How To Recognize If Your Computer Has A Virus Or Trojan On It
Thermaltake Silent 775 Intel Pentium 4 LGA775 heatsink review. @ a1-electronics.net
The Under $100 Christmas Gift Guide For Techies @ The Tech Zone
Half-Life 2 PC Game Review @ AuphanOnline.com
Letters 134! @ dansdata

Thermaltake Shark computer case review. @ a1-electronics.net
[Oct-28-04] (0 Comments)
This Shark case is yet another super, stylish well made computer case from Thermaltake complete with handy front panel ports and easy fitting of drives and PCI cards and handy removable motherboard tray for easy motherboard installation.

Tt Shark Case Review @ overclockercafe.com
[Sep-25-04] (0 Comments)
If you look closely you will see multiple 3/8” indentations, ten to be exact in several places. These can be punched out so that 3/8” OD hosing can be run through there to reach an external radiator or reservoir if you choose. This beats the devil out of a slot bracket in my mind. Thermaltake also included some black plastic sleeves to keep the hoses from being worn or cut but the case metal. The downside of these hose points is that once you punch these out there is no putting them back.

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