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Boynq Toastit 7-in-1 USB Card Reader Review

TrishaDec 17, 2007August 2, 20140

Card readers are pretty handy these days. With everything that requires or uses memory sticks, flash drives, and SD cards now-a-days, toting around a card

ThermalTake iFlash 120mm Cooling Fan Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 15, 2007July 5, 20140

One of the first products to come from the pre-fabbed modding scene were LED fans. At the time these clear whirlwinds with multi-colored LEDs were

Ideazon Merc Stealth Gaming Keyboard Review

Brad RussellDec 15, 2007June 26, 20140

There comes a time in every young man’s life when he must decide whether to game in red, blue, or purple… The Merc Stealth gaming

Microsoft Media Center Keyboard Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 13, 2007August 2, 20142

If you one of the many of people discovering the joys of a Home Theater PC, then you’ll want to get as much usefulness from it as you

SteelSeries QcK Heavy Mousepad Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 12, 2007August 2, 20140

Cloth mousepads were originally invented as a surface to “grab the mouse by the ball”, so to speak. Back in the days when mice were

Gigabyte 3d Galaxy 2 Liquid Cooling System Review

Daniël PielageDec 11, 2007August 2, 20143

I’ve reviewed a number of watercooling kits and blocks and handled even more, but this would be the first time to review / install a

Delphi SkyFi3 XM Satellite Radio Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 6, 2007August 2, 20140

Ordinay FM radio just isn’t good enough anymore. We have become spoiled by our MP3 players, having instant access to gigabytes of music, so we

A-Data Vitesta 2GB Extreme DDR2-800 Review

Alan McCloskeyDec 5, 2007August 2, 20140

Computer memory has been getting faster and faster the past few years, yet it is still one of the slowest bottlenecks in our systems. If

Xtreme Mac Micropack Battery Pack for iPod

TrishaDec 5, 2007August 2, 20140

The iPod is without a doubt one of the most successful audio players in electronics history. So much, in fact, that there are a ton

Zalman CNPS 8700 LED Heatsink Review

Alan McCloskeyNov 19, 2007August 2, 20141

Zalman has been making some of the most innovative and quiet after-market heatsinks in the computer industry for several years. They have had to keep

SteelSeries Siberia In-Ear Headset Review

Alan McCloskeyNov 8, 2007August 2, 20141

The personal audio market is fierce, and there is serious competition between vendors about who gets to nestle in your warm auditory canal. There are small

Matrox DualHead2Go Digital Edition

Alan McCloskeyOct 25, 2007August 2, 20140

Multi-monitor desktops are starting to become more commonplace as LCD panels and powerful graphics cards get more inexpensive. Not only can you have more workspace

Hades H1 3200dpi Mouse Review

Alan McCloskeyOct 24, 2007August 2, 20140

Hardcore PC Gamers are serious about the equipment they use. If they weren’t, then there would be no market for “extreme” gaming peripherals like gaming

OCZ ATV 4GB USB Flash Drive Review

Alan McCloskeyOct 19, 2007August 2, 20142

In America we know that excess is never enough. The technology industry provides us with portable solid-state disks that can hold every Atari 2600 cartridge

Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard Hands-On

Alan McCloskeyOct 17, 2007August 2, 20141

Razer’s Tarantula gaming keyboard is easily one of the PC gamer’s favorite gaming peripherals, and Razer has built on this success with the new Lycossa