Antec VP350 PSU - HardwareSecrets --=-- Antec High Current Gamer M 620W - Vortez --=-- Antec EarthWatts 650W Platinum PSU - TweakTown --=-- Kingwin Lazer Platinum 1000W - TechPowerUp - TweakTown --=-- SilverStone Srider Gold Evolution 850W - TweakTown --=-- Thermaltake SMART 730W - TechPowerUp

We have just posted up our 23th App Pick of the Week and this we help you exercise your dominance as a god.  If you've ever wondered what it would feel like to be Zeus, check it out as there is a free version that is a lot of fun.  Shoot some lightning and show those mere mortals how awesome you are!

Please post your thoughts, comments, questions and suggestions for next week's Android App Pick of the Week!

 'nuff said.

Episode #150 of Weekly Tech Update is now available on iTunes and the Zune Marketplace.  This is our weekly podcast that covers the hottest stuff in tech - not only around BCCHardware, but also the world.  Check it out over here - as well as a free download in the iTunes store and the Zune Marketplace.

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We have just taken a look at the Linksys PLEK400 HomePlug Powerline networking kit.  This little kit enables you to hook up one device to your network without running cables or setting up a wireless network.  The idea is great but we've seen some hits and misses in the Powerline market.  Please check our review for all the details.

As I referred to previously, installation of the Linksys PLEK400 Powerline Networking kit is a snap.  It comes pre-configured and synchronized to each other so that all you have to do is plug each of them into the wall and then plug the network cables into your devices.  In order to connect to your network, you'll need to plug one into your router or switch and the other one into your device.

We have just taken a look at the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 1200W PSU.  Using some form of dark magic, Thermaltake has managed to cram a 80PLUS Gold PSU into a standard ATX-sized case and kept it quiet, cool and rock solid - even with a very heavy load.  Please check our review for all the details.

The Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 1200W PSU arrived a while back without announcement and it was a surprise to get such a large PSU to review.  Even though it's a massive 1200W unit, what impressed me first of all was the standard ATX size that allows this unit to fit into almost any PC case.

This Tuesday of VulcLAN week, marks a colossal case collection as you can see below.  There is a few.

• Aerocool Strike-X ST - Vortez 
  
• Fractal Design Define R3 USB 3.0 Black Pearl - TweakTown
• Cooler Master 690 II Advanced Black & White Mid-Tower - eTeknix
  
• Lian Li PC-Q25 Chassis - MissingRemote 
• Thermaltake Overseer RX-I - APHNetwork 
• Corsair 300R - Vortez 
• InWin Buc 101 Mid-Tower - TechwareLabs
• Cooler Master Elite 431 Plus Mid-Tower - HiTechLegion
• Cougar Evolution Mid Case - XtremeComputing 
• Antec Three Hundred Two Mid-Tower - TweakTown 
• Antec One Case - HardwareHeaven --=-- HiTechLegion
  
• Zalman Z11 Plus - HardwareSecrets 
• SilverStone TJ04-Evolution Mid-Tower - TweakTown
  

I spotted this demo the other day and thought it looked pretty cool.  Sadly, if this was downloadable/playable, I'd probably spend too much time breaking up the bits and then dragging stuff through them... I should just get a sandbox again.

The internet has some enemies and according to PCMag, and Bahrain, Cuba, China, Iran and North Korea are some of it's biggest haters.  John C. Dvorak has the scoop and while it may be too late to support the "World Day Against Cyber-Censorship" (March 12), it is still worth nothing that a lot of people what to stifle it and we need to support those who want to keep it and make it open.

I am getting a little tired of irresponsible news coverage by mainstream media. They never link to sources (which is easy to do), leave out the actual information itself, and then leverage the information that they do cover to promote their corporate political agenda. In the process, they mislead readers.

ASUS P9X79 Deluxe Sandy Bridge-E - FutureLooks --=-- ASRock X79 Fatal1ty Professional - HardwareSecrets --=-- EVGA X79 FTW X79 - eTeknix --=-- ASUS Rampage IV GENE X79 - HiTechLegion --=-- MSI Z77A-GD65 Military Class III Preview - FutureLooks --=-- MSI Z77A-GD55 Preview - HiTechLegion --=-- MSI Z77 Preview - eTeknix --=-- ASUS Z77 Preview - FutureLooks --=-- ASUS' Z77 Motherboard Features - Techgage