Dedicated to all things broadband related this site covers DSL, cable modems, broadband over powerline, satellite, wireless and any other technology that is related to computer connectivity. Many services are offered at this website such as speed testing to check the maximum speed of your Internet connection, tweaking testing to maximize your Internet connection speed, line quality testing, provider searching, very good broadband news, community forums, and a great deal more. A must visit for anyone interested in the Internet from a technical standpoint or from someone just wanting to boost their Internet speed.

The site for overclocking comparison pages (or as normal people call them, benchmarks). The purpose of this site is to provide news that is important for the hardware enthusiast. If you're interested in case modding, hardware benchmarks, computer product release dates, overclocking, general computer news or just want to be part of a pretty hardcore computer community then this site may be of interest to you.

On the Internet there are quite a few websites dedicated to linking to the best content of the Internet, but this site is the best that I have found. Offering moderated submissions on topics from technology, to world news, to games, and about anything interesting. All links are presented with a short description and a category tag that lets you know if you're interested.

This is one of the homes for the demo scene. This site hosts a radio station for the demo scene, downloadable music from them, and the demos themselves. This site focuses on the music side of the scene, and if you haven't heard of it then it would be best described as Electronica, but that doesn't describe it completely. The music is mainly remixed or inspired from old video game music, especially from the Commodore 64. The US stream can be directly connected to from here.

One of the original computer enthusiast sites, and definitely the most popular. This place has an insane community with some of the most intelligent comments made on the Internet (since the death of the usenet at least). But, it's a vortex for time, there are tons of flame wars and not to mention that they're all conceited jerks. The content of the site mostly revolves around sciences, and specifically with a technology focus on open source, Linux and (sadly) Macs. I generally don't agree with most of the content of this site or the users because I feel that open source / Linux are nice things, but definitely not the be-all end-all.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) provides very good news coverage that has fairly little political or corporate taint. It also has a good amount of professionalism that many other news sources have lost.

Google provides the ability to see all the current headlines of many different news provides from a single page that has the appeal of a newspaper (even more so than the online newspapers). From this single page you can keep up on the world news, and it even links each article to various news sources in case you have a preference.

This site publishes online bargains from all of the name brand stores such as Buy.com and Dell. This site publishes a wide variety of items, but most items are technology related.

This is a pyramid type scheme that will make you money if you sign up for it. The basic concept is that people that buy into it send money to the person above them on the pyramid and to the person above that person. The website than randomally displays member pages to people that visit. It only costs $25 to join and requires only a Paypal account besides the initial payment. There are no additional fees after the joining fee, and the amount you make is passive but you will make more if you recruit others. Since it is a pyramid scheme, the more members that join under you means the more money you make, and the more people that join under the members under you give you money too. So, over time this could make a good deal of money.

The creator of this website searches the Internet for "sweet deals", with the focus mainly on technology, and posts his findings for his viewers to use. Besides the usual coupon code and rebate offer he will sometimes post store mistakes (such as when they forget to enter the zero on the end of a price, making something that would normally cost $2500.00 cost $250.00). These are great deals, and in most states the store must honor the mistake (although, getting them to honor mistakes is sometimes a pain). Also, this sometimes is fairly often down so check out his mirror site if that's the case.