Digit-Life reviews the Lenovo X41 Tablet PC. Hardware Zone is all excited about the Gigabyte 3D Aurora 570 case. I'd like to see this thing overclocked, Overclockers Club reviews the Synology DS-106E NAS server.

Storage. Something that I always find myself short on and needing more of. Backups, that's the other word that I dread to hear, as when it comes time to backup that critical data, it can take hours or even days depending on the amount of data. Let alone the giant pile of CD/DVDs that you have to store, label, and then hunt through, if you ever need something. Synology has come to my rescue with the DS-106e, an all-in-one home backup and SOHO (Small Office/Home Office) server solution. According to the spec sheet on this baby, it comes loaded with tons of features to make our lives easier. Synology may not be a very well known company, but they have a very strong lineup of backup solutions and various NAS's. The DS-106e is one of the latest additions to this strong lineup. Today I will be taking a look at this unit and testing it to see if it's really worth its price, as well as whether or not it's actually useful for what it claims to do.

RB Mods takes the CoolerMaster Mars CPU cooler out for a spin and finally Overclockers Online has the Noctua NC-U6 chipset cooler for us to read about.

Yay it's Friday.