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In the large market for handheld eBook readers, it seems as if Amazon’s Kindle has always taken the most sales in the selective product lineup. The Nook, by Barnes & Noble, has been a new reader that has stolen the attention of many, with its two LCD display setup. Spring Designs however is filing a lawsuit dealing with the eBook product, stating that ... Full story

We have a full plate in front of us today so let's dig in. OCC welcomes Driver Heaven as our newest affiliate and the good folks there have a couple of reviews starting with the Corsair TX950W power supply. The AMD Athlon II X4 620 (also reviewed by OCC here) gets paired up with an AM3 785G motherboard from Sapphire over at Bjorn3D ... Full story

About to spend $199 on a GPS? Why not drop that cash on a new Droid phone instead, and get a GPS + sick cell phone all rolled into one. With Google's new updated Maps Navigation feature, essentially full GPS functionality will be coming to Android 2.0 phones. Oh, and did we mention the app is free? Full story

Adobe Premiere Elements 8 offers plenty of tools that automate content creation, and it delivers professional looking results to boot. Full story

The HP Pavilion p6234f-b gives you a decent PC in a box. Nothing jumps out as being spectacular, but nothing spectacular may be all that you need. ... Full story

The Iomega StorCenter ix4 offers many high-end features you won't find in similar NAS servers, making it a solid choice for small businesses in need of an entry-level NAS. ... Full story

The HP Pavilion dv4-1540us laptop offers solid performance and a generous feature set at an affordable price. Full story

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 offers a D-SLR experience in a body that's not much bigger than a superzoom camera. Full story

Despite a large subwoofer, the $200 Altec Lansing Expressionist Ultra speaker set distorts and disappoints. Full story

The adorable TwitterPeek fails to give you smooth, easy and quick access to your Twitter feeds. Full story