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Dreaming of making your whole life more peaceful? Val Weedon's Quiet Guide reveals the quietest everyday items and activities from vacuum cleaners, dishwashers and plumbing supplies to cars, holidays and shopping centres!

What's the point in having a fast PC to play multimedia on, if you're constantly distracted by the sound of cooling fans? But don't give up hope - there is a solution. CNET.co.uk's PC editor Rory Reid has put together a step-by-step guide to show you how you can eliminate almost all PC noise!

Pacify your PC: Eight TV episodes showing different aspects to making a PC quieter, Dec 2008.

Quiet Please! (again) Noise pollution causes sleep disturbance, raises blood pressure and can lead to heart disease. Rebecca Hardy on how to survive in an increasingly noisy Britain, Sep 2008.

Quiet Please! Britain is already one of the noisiest countries in the world. Give us a break, pleads Andrew Martin from The Guardian Newspaper, Jan 2007.

Quick fixes to make your PC quieter: Quiet cooling tips from Gordon Laing, PCW Mar 2006.

PC Noise Article: Why people are so keen to eliminate noise from our work & home environments.

Trusted Reviews Article: "A Silent Solution" Everything you need to know about making your PC quiet.

Cornell University Study: Researchers found that even low-level office noise can increase health risks and lower task motivation for workers.

Quiet PC is fully compliant with the government's new Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment directive (WEEE) which came into effect on 1st July 2007.This new legislation aims to reduce the amount of obsolete I.T. equipment going into landfill by forcing suppliers to pay for its safe disposal. Therefore we now have a "distributor take-back scheme" which offers recycling services for obsolete Quiet PC products which are no longer required. To find your nearest disposal point, click here.