Meanwhile, XBitLabs.com have a round-up of nine 20 inch LCDs. I still maintain that one of the best upgrades I've ever had was getting an LCD and then a couple of years later, a second one. Everyone pays so much attention to hardware specs but it's the screen that's right in front of us all the time!

"In mid-2007, Google revamped its search engine to provide Universal Search. Now, instead of going to a specific search engine like Google Images, Google News, Google Video, or one of the other vertical search engines, Google serves up an all-in-one search. When you type a query, Google will present results across all its specialized search engines. Google's other vertical search engines, like Google Base and Froogle, are also now being folded into the primary search index."

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3dExteme.net take a look at a multi-function device that's so cool even a beige box would look cool: "The FP-01 can only be defined as a multi-function device because it's a 55 in 1 media reader, fan controller with a flip up LCD panel that reports temperatures and fan speeds. Add in an eSATA external jack, fire wire port and USB and we've just begun to touch on everything the FP-01 can do."

And if you want to turn your PC into a TV, you might want to check out the review of the Kworld PlusTV Dual DVB-T PCI-Express TV card on Bit-tech.net: "The Kworld PlusTV card is a product which makes a lot of boasts on the packaging and on the website. Bullet pointed lists on the box outline how it can operate in 16:9 widescreen, that it can use teletext and subtitles and even that it comes with its own remote control! Gee-whizz, Batman!" Yes, that's sounds fantastic Robin, but you'd better read the full review to find out the full story.