A terrabyte of data is 1,000 gigabytes.

That's a lot of storage.

Want to build a Terrabyte file server for under $2000?

This guy shows you how. An impressive read. Anyone got $2000 they can donate to GE?

Just a hint for all you contest mongers.

The first randomly selected winner will be selected within the next 48 hours. Could be 20 minutes from now, could be in two days -- but we will be selecting a winner in the next 48 hours for ONE of the Thermaltake goodies!

The folks at Thermaltake have hooked you guys up real good! I have, sitting in front of me, a Thermaltake Volcano 7+, a Thermaltake Volcano 7, and a Thermaltake P4 Dragon 478.

Anybody want one?

Yes? Good. Here's how you go about trying to get one.

1. Register with GeekExtreme.Com as a user.

2. Three times between now and June 7, 2002 we will look to see "Who's Online." We will randomly select one of the members currently online and will notify them through the internal private messaging system on GeekExtreme that they are the winner.

3. If you win, you must accept your prize within 7 days. If you live outside the continental United States or Canada, you will have to pay shipping and handling to receive your prize. Shipping is provided to those living in the continental United States or Canada.

4. Employees, Family members, and business affiliates (people who pay us for advertising or those who provide us with review product) are prohibited from accepting a prize if they win. (You can still register as a member.)

Contest ends June 7, 2002.

Any prizes not claimed will be kept for future contests.

Claiming a world "first", Toshiba has developed a flexible LCD display, capable of SVGA, measuring 8.4in in diameter, is less than 0.4mm deep, and weighs in under 20g.  You can read more about it here.