Digit-Life is the official English version of iXBT.com, one of the top and most respected Moscow, Russia-based websites dedicated to reviewing all kinds of computer hardware since 1997. Launched in September 2000, Digit-Life features the selected content of the original website—about 2,000 detailed reviews (as of June 2008) of the most important computer components—as well as the latest computer industry news.

Digit-Life primarily focuses on processors, motherboards, chipsets, memory modules, graphics cards, cooling systems, sound cards and multimedia products, mobile and input devices. The current secondary focus of interest is storage devices, digital and video cameras, and networking solutions.

At that, Digit-Life is striving to provide readers with the most complete, objective and useful information.

Team

The Digit-Life project is managed by a small team complemented by a host of iXBT.com authors.

• Artem Pavlenko aka Cormac - website management, editing, advertising, news, links, news/reviews exchange, forum administration, and whatever else there is.
• Anton Bobkov - article translation.
• Sergey Anokhin - website engine programming.
• Nikolay Mikhaylov - forum engine programming.

Disclaimer

We reserve the right to make changes to or delete any information we have at Digit-Life at any time without preliminary notification. All brands and product names are registered trademarks of their respective owners. We do not bear any responsibility for direct or indirect damage, which may occur after reading our content. You read it at your own risk.

Rights and limitations

The rights for all materials published at the Digit-Life website, which is located at http://www.digit-life.com/, belong to Byrds Research & Publishing Ltd. Names "Digit-Life" and "Digit-Life.com" are registered trademarks of Byrds Research & Publishing Ltd. The website may also contain articles by freelance authors, which are published with proper references. Such content is copyrighted by respective authors. All articles are published by consent of respective authors. If a publication has no reference to an author, it means that it has been prepared by website editors. No part of content published at Digit-Life may be copied (except by means of Web browsing) or reproduced by any other means unless you provide a proper reference to Digit-Life and are given permission of Byrds Research & Publishing Ltd. The proper reference to Digit-Life is: <a href="http://www.digit-life.com/">Digit-Life</a>.

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