If there’s a gadget out there you can bet Dell will eventually get around to taking a crack at it, their printers and PDAs sure were a hit weren’t they? Despite some hiccups along the gadget road the company is planning on launching their mini 3i smartphone in the US sometime early next year. As […]
The mid-range isn’t the mid-range you remember, it’s now what used to be last generation’s high-end, performance-wise at least. It’s all a little confusing but given the price/performance ratios offered by these new products it’s not hard to figure out why an upgrade is so tempting. Rage3D has a look at the Sapphire Radeon HD […]
Read more Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 flaunts inspired gaming prowess
Ah mobile gaming. The niche where players will dispose of sizable amounts of income to get a competitive edge no matter where in the world they are. It’s an arena filled with impressive specs and a good dose of lap burning. AnandTech has a look at the AVADirect Clevo D900F, Eurocom M980NU XCaliber, and Clevo […]
If you’re the sort of person that still thinks their path to fame and fortune is a series of Youtube videos, or you just want a handy pocket-sized HD video recorder, you may want to take a look at the new JVC PICSIO GC-FM1 camera. The gadget sports an 8 megapixel sensor for decent stills […]
Read more JVC PICSIO GC-FM1 Announced, pocketsized HD video capturing
AMD has been working feverishly on their latest graphics card architecture which has, so far, been very well received. The 5000 series has set a high bar for performance and feature sets which, seemingly, won’t be contested any time soon. HardOCP has a look at the ATI Radeon HD 5770 and 5750 which give AMD […]
Read more AMD ATI Radeon HD 5750 and 5770, the mid-range is powerful once more
Often times hardware manufacturers charge a premium because they’re doing you the favor of creating smaller components, unfortunately they also maintain the high level pricing despite the smaller form factor. Thankfully that’s not the case with the DFI BloodIron G41-T33 MicroATX motherboard which does quite a bit using Intel’s lowly G41 chipset. NinjaLane has a […]
Read more DFI LANParty BloodIron G41-T33 Motherboard, basic microATX style
Nvidia may be having a tough time coming up with a high end alternative to the competitions products but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other areas to attack them on. techPowerUp has a look at the Zotac GeForce GT 220 graphics card which sports a purpose built design to keep power usage down: What it […]
Read more Zotac GeForce GT 220, redefining the low-end…sort of
While it would be nice to have a dedicated displays and input devices for every PC you have at your disposal you clearly don’t have enough desk space or a surge protector long enough. In comes the Belkin SOHO F1DD104L four-port KVM which makes sharing your USB keyboard, mouse, DVI monitor, and speakers a breeze. […]
Read more Belkin SOHO F1DD104L four-port KVM, sharing your gear without the fuss
The issue with gaming notebooks tends to be the massive footprint required to cram in all of the hardware leading to 17″ machines that are better off tethered to a desk than resting comfortably on your lap. Legit Reviews has a look at the Asus G51Vx gaming notebook that manages to combine a nice array […]
The good old 2.5 inch hard drive is the king of mobile storage offering, nowadays at least, a good chunk of space to store your files, oddly enough it’s still difficult to get them mounted in your run of the mill ATX case. TestSeek has a look at the Icy Dock MB882 hard drive enclosure […]
Read more Icy Dock MB882, 2.5″ drives find a home
Cramming as many desktop drives into an enclosure and slapping an ethernet port on it is the usual route when you need some easily accessible storage on your network, unfortunately getting too many drives into an enclosure tends to make things a little over sized. In comes the Synology DS409slim NAS which does its work […]
