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X-bit Labs Annual Poll 2005 Launched.
Readers to Determine the Best of the Best
[12/29/2005 03:34 PM]The year 2005 has brought a number of changes to the whole computer industry about the globe: the digital music players became mainstream, multi-core processors were launched and multi-chip graphics solutions emerged again. Besides that, some other very important events took place.
This year X-bit labs annual poll has 18 nominations, seeking to find out the best of the best among microprocessor makers, chipset designers, computer case makers, games, graphics cards makers, graphics chips designers, HHD producers, high-performance system creators, mainboards manufacturers, notebook producers, overclockers’ memory modules manufacturers, small form-factor PCs creators, audio solutions for PCs and other hardware.
X-bit labs’ annual poll 2005 is a yet another possibility to notify the industry your preferences and see what others feel. Share your opinion with us – choose the best of the best in 2005.
The poll that is located at http://www.xbitlabs.com/misc/poll will be active throughout the following weeks. X-bit labs will publish the final results in early 2006!
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