Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:20:13 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Today we'll have a look at an offering from ASUS, namely the M4A89GTD Pro USB3. A motherboard carrying that new SATA6G controller and sure ASUS dropped a USB 3.0 controller onto this model as well."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:19:20 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "The Samsung PN58B650 is one of those products that can be a little confusing to sum up in a couple paragraphs. For one, this TV is quite a bit cheaper than the higher end 850 series model, but other than the dimensions, it has a better overall visual viewing experience."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:18:31 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Upgrading from a normal hard drive to a solid state drive can be quite expensive and for most people it really does not make that much sense. Solid state capacities are getting larger, but that just brings the price of the drives up even higher. Kingston wants to help people out who want to take advantage of the blazing speeds of solid state drives, but don’t want to break the bank."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:17:13 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Always looking to perfect their products, Steel Series recently introduced a redesigned version of their popular Siberia headset called the Siberia v2. We had great things to say about the original in our review of them this past September, now we have a opportunity to see what kind of changes they could do to an already great headset."
WD SiliconEdge-Blue Solid State Drive @ Benchmark Reviews
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:16:29 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Western Digital has been the leading name in consumer storage technology since the early 1970's. Just in time for their 40th anniversary, the WD SiliconEdge-Blue Solid State Drive debuts as the first consumer SSD they've ever offered. Based on the JMicron JMF612 SATA-3Gbps SSD processor, the SiliconEdge-Blue promises 250/170Mbps read and write transfers with 5000-4KB IOPS. "
Synology® Announces the Official DiskStation Manager
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:15:27 in category: Press Release [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Synology® Inc.officially release DiskStation Manager 2.3 (Synology DSM 2.3) firmware that has attracted participation of over 10,000 enthusiastic users in the beta program since January 2010. Synology DSM 2.3 introduces simple volume management with the new Synology Hybrid RAID (SHR), EZ-Internet Wizard, shared folder encryption, surveillance iPhone® App, backup to the cloud with Amazon S3®, and enhanced versions of File Station, Surveillance Station, Photo Station, and Audio Station. -->
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:12:53 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "The Razer Naga and Megasoma arrived Technic3D. With 17 MMO optimized programmable buttons, coupled with custom interface add ons for MMO gamers, the Razer Naga has finally arrived to take you longer and deeper into the realms of MMO gaming with 5600 dpi? Technic3D will see the functions in the following Review."
Kingston SSDNow V Series 30GB Boot Drive @ TestFreaks
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:11:54 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Today for review I’ve got that new version but it’s only a 30gb drive as opposed to the original 40gb capacity. So we’ve gained TRIM support but lost 10gb in the process?! I’ve decided to compare it to that original 40gb drive and even a couple others I’ve got on hand. From my testing it is faster than the original that came out last year, which is a good thing, but it still lacks fast write speeds."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:11:00 in category: Bits and Bobs from other sites [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "It's that time of year again at Hannover Messe. CeBIT 2010 gave us high expectations. New CPUs from Intel and AMD, Nvidia Fermi video cards and loads more motherboard releases. Since we had only 2 days to wander around, we made the choice to meet and greet first the partners we work closely with and that supply us with all the review hardware. Our schedule had to be quite closely adhered too."
Kingston 30GB SSDNow V Series Boot Drive @ Legit Reviews
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:10:01 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Using Solid-State Drives (SSDs) as boot drives is an economical approach to getting into the SSD hardware realm without spending a ton of money, which is one of the reasons many have been waiting on the sidelines. Kingston would like to invite you in with their $80 30GB SSDNow V Series boot drive and we'd like to introduce it to you."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:09:05 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "All three of these laptops have a fair bit in common: They are all mainstream laptop designs, powered by Intel Core i5 processors, they come with 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM memory, and include generous 500GB hard drives. The Toshiba (14-inch display, 2.53GHz Core i5) is the least expensive of the group and is arguably the sexiest-looking of the bunch, and we were fortunate enough to get it in for testing..."
Kingston SSDNow V Series 30GB Boot Drive @ HardwareLogic
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:08:14 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Why would Kingston be coming out with a 30GB SSD boot drive if they already have a 40GB for sale? Without providing TRIM or garbage collection, Kingston scrapped the product and wanted to produce something the community was asking for. The 30GB boot drive was born with a new controller and slightly better specs."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:07:14 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "M11x is Alienware’s new baby laptop and it certainly looks like it will be a worthy successor to the family. I saw it first at TechEd in Dubai last week and instantly fell in love. Luckily Dell had one available for review and I picked it up the very next day. In a nutshell, the M11x looks and behaves exactly like you’d expect an Alienware laptop to- except that its really tiny in size. Think of it as a netbook on steroids."
ViewSonic ViewBook Pro VNB131S 13.3-inch Notebook @ TT
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:06:02 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "ViewSonic is most known for its range of TVs, PC displays and digital picture frames. The company has been making all sorts of computer displays for years now and has just started branching out into the notebook arena. Interestingly, the ViewSonic ViewBook Pro at first glance doesn't look like a freshman offering."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:05:09 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "SteelSeries step into the fray with yet another addition to their gaming mouse line-up. These guys just love stretching peripheral technology to fit the gamer's ever-evolving requirements. They say the bad workman blames his tools. Well, no gamer great or small could blame the recent generations of gaming gear. We're getting closer and closer to the perfect interface of man and machine."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:03:56 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "Coolermaster realized this and came out with the new GX series of power units. As of this writing, the series consists of three units: 550W, 650W and 750W. The power range is not extreme at all, but the most sought after sweet spot. The entire line-up features a single 12 volt rail, which aims it at individuals needing the most stable power when using dual GPU setups."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:03:04 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "If you asked me my first thoughts when you mention NZXT my instant response would be boldly designed gaming cases. NZXT even state in their mission statement that "NZXT is a company built upon gamers dreams". A catchy line to use for a corporation that was initially founded by a group of gamers."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:01:45 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "More and more great music is being transmitted to you via the web, break out of your browser and together with the EOS loudspeaker system you can fill your house with sound."
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:00:45 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "In the world of PC customization there are a wide range of products to choose from when looking to house your computing hardware. Some are expensive and high quality, while others are expensive and not worth their weight in tin. Others are great bargains and targeted towards the modding community, while some are cheap both in price and materials. Today we look at the Raidmax Skyline and decide which of these categories it falls into."
MSI H55-GD65 Gamer Series LGA1156 Mobo @ Futurelooks
Posted by Editor on: 2010-03-09 02:00:02 in category: Reviews from the Web [ Print | 0 Comment(s) ]
Quote: "A key benefit of almost every INTEL P55/P55A motherboard that we’ve reviewed is the overclocking capability. Chances are you can walk into your favourite computer store and locate several capable INTEL P55 boards capable of unlocking the potential of that stock CPU. How much potential depends on how much you want to spend and what expansion features you want."
