This is a very nice monitor. Short-Media has the Dell ultrasharp 2405FPW 24" Widescreen LCD monitor for everyone to read about. A small SLI motherboard, Hardware Secrets tells all about the Albatron K8SLI motherboard. Finally PenStar Systems wraps things up with an article on Intel's 45 nanometer manufacturing.

For the past four months we have been hearing a lot about Intel's 65 nm process and the products being released on it. Unfortunately, I think that there is a lot of misunderstanding about where Intel exactly is at, as well as how their roadmap is shaping up. As tech enthusiasts we tend to be quite optimistic about how a certain product family or process node is going, because we simply want to see these new products and lines come forward as soon as possible so we can see the results and buy these new products. This optimism often leads us into making fallacious claims about the healthiness of a certain design or process node. Intel has a great marketing group, and with two Intel Developer Forums a year to spread the good word of Intel, we are often inundated with very positive information about Intel's products and production lines. This little editorial is not meant to reflect poorly on Intel's products and processes, but rather to help ground people in the fact that Intel is not perfect and they have to work hard to get these products and nodes out