Video Cards

Foxconn 9600GT-512NOC @ Futurelooks

Diamond Viper HD 3650 1GB @ OverclockersOnline

RAM

Patriot Viper DDR3-1866 2GB Kit @ TweakTown

Audio

ASUS Xonar DX PCI Express 7.1 @ HotHardware

XtremeMac Tango X2 @ DigitalTrends

Cooling

Coolermaster Z600 @ ChileHardware

Coolermaster LED Silent Fan @ XSReviews

Etc.

Opera 9.27: Part II @ OSWeekly

Enermax PRO82+ 525W PSU @ HardwareSecrets

I'm sure you've read at least one nForce 780a motherboard review by now. LegitReviews goes a bit deeper into what makes the 780a chipset special: Hybrid SLi. They explain the tech, & include some benchmarks.

"Having the ability to turn off the discrete graphics at will is one of the coolest new features we have seen on a PC. It's amazing that it took this long for someone to figure it out, but the time has finally come."

Notebooks

Hyper Sonic AG2 @ techPowerUp

Motherboards

ASUS M3N-HT Deluxe @ THG

Power

NESTEQ ECS7001 700W @ TechwareLabs

Cooler Master eXtreme Power Plus 460W @ HardwareSecrets

Etc.

Sans Digital MobileSTOR MS2UTN+ RAID Enclosure @ ASELabs

Opera 9.27: Part I @ OSWeekly  NZXT Tempest Case @ 3DGameMan

Sleek Audio SA6 Earphones @ CoolTechZone

Canon EOS Rebel XSi @ DigitalTrends

USB 2.0 Computer Copy Cable @ OCIA

Razer Destructor Professional Gaming Mat @ ThinkComputers

CoolIT Systems PURE CPU Cooler @ TweakTown

The nForce 780a reviews were fast & furious on the web yesterday, but the HotHardware guys got three to test against each other. See the daily reviews for a couple more.

"For the first time since the Phenom launch, AMD fans will now be able to pair up NVIDIA's flagship graphics configurations with an AMD CPU and exploit all of the features inherent to both."