Smaller systems tend to put a squeeze on the amount of space they have for just about everything including storage. The InnoDisk nanoSSD 64GB provides speedy access in a drive that’s insanely minuscule. Seriously its power plug is bulkier than the drive itself…which sort of kills the whole space aspect but who cares anyway. The […]
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The bulk of the smartphone market uses processors that are similar to one another, or are at least based off the same architecture, so performance comes down to which OS is leaner and makes better use of the features on their respective chips. Samsung’s Epic 4G decided to up the ante by sporting one of […]
A portable set of speakers introduces its own unique set of problems when you’re out in the middle of nowhere. You either have a battery powered set which you conveniently didn’t charge or something so pitiful you’re better off with no tunes. The Arctic Sound S111 is conveniently powered by your USB port and is […]
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Setting up a wireless home network is all but a must in this communications focused age but the bulk of routers out there aren’t exactly user friendly and require quite a bit of fiddling to get going. The Cisco Valet Plus M20 wants to get you, and your family, on the Internets quickly by offering […]
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The more features case manufacturers pile on their products the higher the costs tend to be…not that they’re major additions mind you but a few hole cutouts here and there are something enthusiasts want to see and will certainly pay for. The Cooler Master HAF 912 hits all of the right marks when it comes […]
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You’re bound to start seeing a flood of “tablet” gadgets over the coming months that put their own spin on what should be considered the perfect dimensions for the market. Samsung’s Galaxy Tab is of the opinion that they should be smaller than a sheet of paper but larger than would be comfortable to fit […]
Gaming mice toss a whole heck of a lot of feature points at you without really getting to needs of the gamer: a whole heck of a lot of buttons. Keyboards are nice and all but since you’ve got your hand on your mouse a bulk of the time it’s a good idea to have […]
Read more Logitech Wireless Gaming Mouse G700 gets about as fancy as you’d want
Most computer cases can be relied on to provide a stable place to hold your PC’s hardware but don’t offer much more than a few poorly placed fans and call it a day. The Sharkoon Bandit makes sure you have more than enough cooling potential with two pre-installed fans (120mm front, 180mm top) and the […]
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The last bastion of box design notebooks has been the business lineups many companies offer but those too are falling for the softer rounded lines to ease the harsh looks. HP’s ProBook 4270s is having nothing to do with that and carries on the fine tradition of solidly built chassis packed with some of the […]
There’s nothing quite as frustrating as hooking up your favorite portable external hard drive to the USB ports on the front of your case only to find out they wouldn’t provide enough power to…power your storage device. NZXT feels your pain and has come up with their Internal USB Expansion Module which acts as a […]
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Having a computer case with a cavernous interior is all but required now a days as you’ve got to have enough space for that monstrous heatsink and graphics card setup as well as enough clearance to snake those power cables around your system. The BitFenix Colossus does all of that and much more allowing you […]
