How sweet would it be to have a couple of these cards in your gaming rig? All settings on max, all the time, baby. Nice.

"Oh yes, you can rely on us to bring you the good stuff. Over here at CeBIT, the mighty (and rather impressive) XFX stand is showing off the very latest in GFX grunt.. a very sexy SLi set up using two 6800Ultra 512megs!"

CNet is reporting that there's another company out to put fuel cells into laptops, but this time they're promising delivery by year's end. How cool would that be? Never having to worry about your laptop's battery dying on you sounds pretty sweet to me. Long plane rides... awww yeah. You can see a larger photo of it here.

"The prototype, which is the size of a CD-ROM, was demonstrated at the CeBit trade show here on Thursday. The company also showed off a prototype 12W fuel cell for notebook PCs and a prototype fuel cell charger for cell phones."

According to DigiTimes, Shuttle has announced another K8 PCIe platform to complement it's XPC line, but this time, it's based on an ATi chipset... very interesting. The ST20G5 will also be able to support three monitors, but is targeted at the mainstream, not enthusiast market.

"The new XPC ST20G5 is the first SFF PC to be based on ATI’s Xpress 200 chipset, whose integrated graphics are based on the Radeon X300 core. The integrated part includes support for DirectX9, vertex shader 2.0 and pixel shader 2.0, and will be partnered with ULi’s 1573 southbridge in the XPC ST20G5."

Holy moly this'd be one enormous TV. I don't even know if there's a wall big enough in my entire house to hang this thing on.

"The panel is made using Samsung’s patented super patterned-ITO vertical alignment (S-PVA) technology, and features a contrast ratio of 1200:1, a brightness of 600 cd/m2 and a response times of 8ms."