You may never have thought of turning Peeps candy into craft items, but now you’ve no excuse (unless like me, you live in the UK where they are tragically not available).

A new book, Peeps: Recipes and Crafts to Make with Your Favorite Marshmallow Treat includes 24 projects which all utilise the little marshmallow animals, from place-card holders to wedding cake toppers to holiday wreaths. Looks like you have all the inspiration you need to create something fabulous for your Easter festivities (just handle with care, won’t you?)

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We won’t say the homegrown HTPC is making a comeback or anything, but shortly after Lian-Li laid out a new pair of cases, in flies MSI with a new duo of media PC-centric video cards. The R4600 series is comprised of the R4650 and R4670 (ATI), both of which are available in 512MB of 1GB flavors. Aside from boasting an all-too-useful HDMI port, these cards also support 7.1-channel audio output for use with internal Blu-ray drives, and the design is such that they won’t infringe on any other nearby PCIe cards. Per usual, MSI left us hanging with respect to pricing and availability, but we’re going out on a limb and expecting these to be totally reasonable.

Filed under: Media PCs, Peripherals

MSI rolls out R4600 HDMI GPU series for HTPC builders originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 21 Mar 2009 09:23:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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The most popular Windows backup tool, Carbonite, released a Mac version this week—so if you’ve been wanting to get Carbonite’s excellent backup service on OS X, you’re in luck. Not a fan of Carbonite? Check out some other excellent alternatives. If you want a more detailed look at how it compares to the other popular backup utility, Mozy, check out our Mozy vs. Carbonite faceoff.

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