Desk space, something we always want to have a lot of but the more gadgets we get the less space we have. Besides a case your monitor probably takes up the most space on your desk. With 22-inch and 24-inch monitors becoming the standard your desk space really becomes limited. Well ViewSonic wants to help you with that problem with the VX1962wm. This 19-inch display has a native resolution of 1680 x 1050, which is the native resolution of larger 22-inch displays. It also features a 2ms response time, 6000: 1 contrast ratio and a very sleek design. Let's takes a look!

Read the review of the ViewSonic VX1962wm 19-inch Widescreen LCD Monitor at ThinkComputers

Today, Dan Shannon takes a quick look at an ultra slim illuminated keyboard by Logisys and gives you the lowdown on the functionality of this marvel. The keyboard and mouse are the most used device associated with your machine so their ease of use and functionality can be highly important. Will the Illuminated Logisys replace your keyboard? Read our review and you may change your mind!

Read the review of the Logisys Ultra Slim Soft Touch Illuminated Multimedia Keyboard at Techware Labs

VIA recently announced that it planned to open the source of its Unichrome drivers. That day has finally come. The released drivers apparently have support for 2D only. 3D support is left as an exercise for the community, but is already available in the OpenChrome project.

LinuxDevices and Phoronix have more detailed information in their respective news posts.

If you own a HTPC you might want to take some interest in the NMEDIA HTPC Wireless Keyboard and Remote Combo Set. This set is composed of two quality products with plenty of features for your typical and not so typical HTPC uses. The ergonomic and intelligent design makes for a comfortable use and natural feeling. Operating on the 2.4GHz RF spectrum you have the ability to use this set up to 10 meters from the receiver even if you have an obstacle (insert annoying family member) in the way, unlike conventional TV remotes.

Read the review of the NMEDIAPC Wireless Keyboard with Track Ball & Remote Combo Set at ThinkComputers

With so many cases to choose from in today's market, where do you go? The people at Cooler Master have crunched numbers in their labs time after time, and now it's time to crunch some in ours! Today, Matt Homan takes a look at the new Cooler Master HAF932 (High Air Flow) case. Will it perform HAF as well as we think?

Read the review of the Cooler Master HAF 932 Case at Techware Labs

The name Lian Li is synonymous with quality computer cases and computer accessories. They've been in the business for over 20 years and have attained ISO 9001 certification for all of their products. They've built some reputation over the years and have received accolades from the computer industry as well as end users; but nobody is perfect. Today Benchmark Reviews will take a look at the Lian Li PC7B Plus II black aluminum mid-tower computer case and see if this reputation for quality and performance still holds true, after all these years.

Read the review of the Lian Li PC7B Plus II Mid-Tower Case at Benchmark Reviews

A short while ago, PC Freaks & Geeks had the opportunity to take a look at one of Sapphire's 3800 cards: the HD 3850. Whilst it provided the average gamer with a decent performing GPU upgrade at hardly no cost at all, some users will in no doubt prefer a little more power under the bonnet of their PC. This is where the older brother of the HD 3850 steps in to take over, still within Sapphire's 3800 range of cards, today PC Freaks & Geeks will be taking the HD 3870 1GB card for a test drive.

Read the review of the Sapphire HD 3870 1GB at PC Freaks & Geeks.