Sharp takes the LCD TV standard to a whole new level with the Aquos LC-65D64U HD LCDTV. With a screen area diagonally measured at 65″, it certainly promises that larger-than-life experience: a contrast ratio of 2000:1, an aspect ratio of 16:9, and a screen resolution of 1920×1080.
(These spell the full HD 1080p resolution for sharp images). It promises a visual feast: with viewing angles as expansive as 176º H x 176º V, the screen is easy to view from any range opposite the TV. Its brightness of 450 cd/m2 makes the TV image crystal clear even when exposed directly to light sources, both natural and artificial. Its multi-pixel technology provides a 4ms response time which results in clear images without ghosting or tracing.
With the stunning introduction of nVidia’s 8800 GT GPU in the market, a number of video card manufacturers have started sprouting their offerings featuring the high-performance and low-cost chipset. This makes choosing the perfect card all the more difficult, but the best rule of thumb here is to go for the one with good overclocking ability and reliability. 
Has your case fan given up on you or on the lookout for a better one? If you’re the former, then no doubt, you simply cannot waste any time replacing that grimy old fan of yours—because if you don’t, bad things may happen to your PC. Simply put, your PC and its components may overheat and be put into early retirement. 
With Intel’s gradual release of chipsets that can support third generation DDR memory, such as P35, X38 and X48, the call to open up to future technology has now been greater. The reign of DDR2 memory modules is finally drawing to a close, especially now that the latest motherboards have greater capacities for overclocking by increasing the front side bus speed. 
