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 Root for your favourite atomican Monday, 20th June 2005 
This week Atomic brings you a world first review of the powerful and innovative ASUS EN6800 ULTRA DUAL. It's almost as big as a motherboard, and it's noisier than bloody Concorde. And that's why we love it.

Last week's Chat with a Supergeek was a winner. Our guest Supergeek George Mobbs handled the barrage well. This week sees Stage 2, where you can root for your favourite Atomican to win a ThinkPad! Check it out at www.atomicmpc.com.au/supergeek



  • ASUS EN6800 ULTRA DUAL
  • ViewSOnic VX924
  • Close Combat: First to Fight
  • Pariah
  • Booth-babe-a-con 2005: Computex in review
  • Longhorn Server beta expected in early August
  • Sony plans online games based on DC comics
  • Google zeros in on mobile web
  • Opera fixes browser's security flaws
  • DNAS number portability not required: ACCC
  • OpenSolaris lets the Sun in



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    ASUS EN6800 ULTRA DUAL
    Atomic has the world's first review of the ASUS EN6800 ULTRA-DUAL. Nathan Davis screams 'it's a monster!' and bolts into the Labs. More...


     Green Club OnlyViewSOnic VX924
    Being the world’s first LCD monitor to hit a 4ms grey-to-grey response time, the competitive trend these days seems to be ‘ignore quality, go faster biatch!’. More...


     Green Club OnlyClose Combat: First to Fight
    Marines in Beirut? The latest addition to a strong line of great war sims has a lot to live up to. David Kidd's glad there are three men watching his arse while he opens fire. More...


     Green Club OnlyPariah
    Made for console to take a chunk out of Halo 2's fanbase, Pariah for PC is given a once-over by Space Marine Logan Booker. More...


    Booth-babe-a-con 2005: Computex in review
    Could it be that geeks prefer to gawk at the sleek edges of a new motherboard rather than the curvaceous outlines of a booth babe? Ashton Mills investigates. More...



    Longhorn Server beta expected in early August
    The first beta of Longhorn Server looks like it will hit in early August, according to comments made earlier this week by Microsoft officials during a live, online chat session. More...

    Sony plans online games based on DC comics
    Sony Online Entertainment has signed an exclusive long-term licensing agreement allowing it to develop multiplayer online games based on DC Comics characters, which include Batman and Superman. More...

    Google zeros in on mobile web
    Google this week started testing a mobile phone service that searches websites that have been designed to deliver content customised for the small screens of mobile phones. More...

    Opera fixes browser's security flaws
    Opera Software updated its browser, Opera 8, primarily to patch security holes, but also to tweak existing features and add some new tools. More...

    DNAS number portability not required: ACCC
    The ACCC has said that mandating DNAS number portability would not be in the long-term interests of end-users. More...

    OpenSolaris lets the Sun in
    Sun's rollout of OpenSolaris, an open source version of its Solaris operating system, will bring modest benefits to resellers and won't impede the momentum of Linux, Sun Unix partners and Linux observers have claimed. More...
    Competitions

    5 copies of Delta Force Xtreme
    Online-only comp! Win a copy of Novalogic's classic FPS, remastered using the Joint Ops engine with new maps and missions.

    5x copies of God of War for PS2
    Whether you’re a god, demi-god, or unburdened African swallow, there’s a place for you in the world.

    2x GeiL iBalls
    Music! In ball form! Life doesn’t get much better when you can dance, rap or make an idiot of yourself while listening to your favourite songs.

    10x Belkin SurgeMasters
    Oh. Ah. SurgeMaster. Now that’s a hell of a manly name for a product.

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