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 You can't b34t the m33t Monday, 15th August 2005 

Only a few more sleeps until the mighty Sydney M33T 5.0 this Saturday night! This huge annual event brings the Atomic community together for a monster night of funmaking. Read all about it in the Community Events forum on the Atomic site and be there!

Until then, you may want to cram for the night by loading up on the latest in tech so you'll have something to talk about. To make that a little easier for you we've included handy-dandy links below. Geil is the good RAM, they say, but what do we say? Read it and know.

An attractive member of the opposite sex may very well hold you against the wall at the M33T and demand to know about cheap speakers which sound ok in games - whoyagonna call? Read our Pavo XPL-786 review to be fully boned-up and M33T-ready!


  • Geil ONE Series CAS1.5
  • Pavo XPL-786 Home Theatre System
  • Anti-spam approach for New Millenium
  • Google suspends copying protected books
  • Hackers said to be close to Windows 2000 worm
  • Did Microsoft invent the iPod?
  • Mac OS X for Intel hacked



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     Green Club OnlyGeil ONE Series CAS1.5
    Here is a pair of aggressive DDR400 512MB memory sticks if we ever saw such a thing. More...


     Green Club OnlyPavo XPL-786 Home Theatre System
    Pavo’s speakers look cheap. The seven satellites are very lightweight and cloth-covered – instantly giving away their lack of audio prowess. More...





    Anti-spam approach for New Millenium
    Developer New Millennium Solutions has started building an Australia-based reseller channel with an eye to boosting exposure and sales for its anti-spam software TotalBlock. More...

    Google suspends copying protected books
    Google has suspended copying copyrighted books found in libraries, but a trade group representing publishers said the action falls far short in stopping what it sees as massive copyright violations on the part of the search-engine giant. More...

    Hackers said to be close to Windows 2000 worm
    Security firms are once again sending out alerts warning Windows 2000 users to patch quickly or risk a worm attack in the near future. More...

    Did Microsoft invent the iPod?
    According to the US Patent Office, patent applications that cover much of the technology associated with the iPod were submitted by Microsoft. More...

    Mac OS X for Intel hacked
    Apple's OS for Intel-based computers, which is in the hands of developers, may have been cracked so it will run on non-Apple hardware. More...
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    6x Dodo broadband ADSL packs
    The internet! Isn’t it just the most fantastic thing ever, at least since the invention of fire or the turnip steam cooker?

    MacGyver: The Complete First Season box set
    Aye, it’s MacGyver, and he’s back with a vengeance.

    3x Razer Diamondback Plasma Limited Edition optical mice
    Ever seen a cat in a hat or a frog in a bog?

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