Toms Hardware has a written probably the most comprehensive and detailed article yet on Windows Vista.  In 500 hours they explored almost every aspect of the new operating system. They conclude "Microsoft’s new Vista is surprisingly entertaining. The new look of the operating system is good, and lets it outshine its Linux and Mac OS competitors. One notices repeatedly while working with this software that Microsoft scoped out its competition very carefully."  You can read it over at Toms Hardware.

The Dell XPS M2010 is a top of the line home entertainment PC that appears to be the first of its kind. Dell’s radical design for the XPS M2010 feels like a step in the right direction. Its compact notebook like case contains more power than most top of the line PC’s and the monitor is able to fold down to make the PC easy to transport. Its space conscientious sleek design compliments any desk it sits on. The XPS M2010 contains an Intel Dual Core processor and can boost up to 4 GB RAM as well as up 240GB storage on dual hard drives. This is one of the most impressive PC designs I’ve seen in a long time, and I really hope the high end price (starting at $4000) doesn’t prevent it from taking off. More details at Dell.com

This cool gadget finally provides a way to keep your beverage cool next to your $5000 powerhouse gaming rig that gives off more heat than a fireplace.  The USB Beverage Chiller plugs right into an open usb port and chills your beverage to 45 degrees Fahrenheit.  You can pick it up over at Thinkgeek.