We've seen it before and now it's back...building a better keyboard for those who have difficulty with the QWERTY arrangement. The NSK 535 R Keyboard from New Standard Keyboards sports a four row keyboard that is arranged alphabetically. It makes an interesting option for those who type with two fingers and face the dilemma of hunting all over the keyboard to find the keys as well as those who simply can't type without looking down at the keyboard. Take a look @ Hardware Logic's review.

OCC brings you a review of the Logitech Harmony 890 Pro Remote Control. Installation is a simple but two-step process. The software has to be loaded and run from the CD prior to plugging the unit into a free USB port. You'll find a full review here.

From the testing stations at bit-tech.net we get a new review on Zotac's GeForce 8600 GT ZONE Edition. They consider it a "mainstream graphics card with a good set of home theatre features and respectable performance in both DirectX 9 and DirectX 10 games." The price, however, may be its downside compared to other cards in the same range. Find out why here.

ABC has come up with 10 technologies that will change the world...in their opinion. The list starts off with space tourism. Can you just picture it in Conde Nast? Why go to Hawaii for a sunset when you can watch the Earth enter the sunlight from your vantage point on the moon? (If only the trips cost the same.) The list moves on to HD movies that can be watched on a PC. Prime time TV will soon have their work cut out for them getting people out of their computer chairs and back on the sofa. Even Google Apps made it to the list. Check out all of ABC's choices for yourself.

Doc Overclock tells us of his recent experience with the SYSmark 2007 preview. The article that generated much interest from readers and as well as the folks over at Bapco since it told of his inability to install or test it. The response to that article has resulted in a new guide that helps users to get it installed with no hitches. Take a look @ motherboards.org.

The Arctic Cooling Accelero S1 and the Turbo Module make it to the testing station at the OCC. Taking you through a very detailed review, the tests focus on whether this cooler will stand up to the kind of heat generated by the video card under stress from extensive game play. Since the Turbo Module was designed to be paired with the Accelero S1, the reviewers check out whether it adds anything of value to the setup. See what they learned here.

3dgameman.com is exceptionally pleased with the A.C. Ryan AluBoxDuo LAN, an all-in-one flagship external drive enclosure, that they were given for review. "When you get more AluBoxDuo LAN, you can stack them up physically into a tower. Combine up to 8 hard disks into one mega-drive using AluBoxDuo LAN's "aggregation" feature." Find out how you can get a 600GB external drive on a low budget here.

Super Talent brought their new DDR3-1866 dual channel memory kit, the W1866UX2G8, to neoseeker.com for their take on it. Notable features included the "small, light modules with the heat spreaders conforming to the standard DIMM dimensions" and "the modules were single sided modules using merely eight chips per module." But don't miss the disclaimer. Get it here.