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Seagate GoFlex Ultra-Portable Hard Drive Kit Review

Alan McCloskeyNov 23, 2010September 12, 20140

This drive performs as well as any other ultraportable hard drive on the market, and is about the same price as (if not slightly cheaper)

Logitech G930 7.1 Surround Wireless Gaming Headset Review

Alan McCloskeyNov 18, 2010September 12, 20140

We’ve reviewed a lot of gaming headphones over the years, and we’ve drawn a conclusion that there just aren’t many good headsets for gamers. There are

Thermaltake 750W TR2 RX Power Supply Review

Don HaynesNov 11, 2010September 12, 20143

Ah, the heartbeat of the machine. The driving force that sends every pulse of electricity and every turn of the fan. The most important part

Nyko Zoom Case for Nintendo DSi Reiew

Alan McCloskeyNov 2, 2010September 12, 20140

There are a plethora of different cases for the Nintendo DSi, and most of them aren’t very function beyond just protecting the handheld’s finish. Nyko

Slappa Ballistix P-TAC 17-inch Laptop Bag Review

Alan McCloskeyNov 2, 2010September 12, 20140

Most people use a computer for just about everything; to do their jobs, for entertainment, and even to run their lives. Laptop comptuers are more

Patriot Box Office Media Player Review

Alan McCloskeyNov 1, 2010June 23, 20147

Digital video has been around for many years, but the emergence of the DVD format made digital video commonplace in the average household. Media Center PCs

Seagate FreeAgent Go 500GB Portable Hard Drive Review

Alan McCloskeyOct 29, 2010September 12, 20140

Everybody needs a lot more digital storage these days, even your grandma. Most people have tons of music, videos, photos, and documents all in digital

NZXT Vulcan Case Review

Don HaynesOct 27, 2010September 12, 20140

Things seem to get smaller every time I go to an electronics store. I remember when I was a kid and would be at the

In Win Dragon Slayer PC Case Review

Alan McCloskeyOct 22, 2010September 12, 20140

PC Case designs have come a long way from the beige boxes from the previous century. Thanks to the modding and gaming scenes, manufacturers try

Rosewill RK-800G Keyboard Review

Alan McCloskeyAug 19, 2010September 12, 20140

We’ve reviewed several great products from Rosewill. This brand is Newegg’s own, so you’ll find them exclusively at newegg.com. Most technically-savvy people are comfortable ordering from them, not only

i-Star BPU-2535V2 Dual 2.5 to 3.5-inch Enclosure Review

Alan McCloskeyJun 10, 2010September 12, 20140

Some computer enthusiasts have toyed with the idea of using laptop hard drives in their desktop PC. Because of their lower noise and heat, they

NZXT Tempest Evo Case Review

Don HaynesJun 4, 2010September 12, 20141

I’ll never get tired of reviewing cases. Sure, I don’t get to do the kind of extensive testing that’s reserved for internal hardware, but there’s

Cooler Master NA90 Universal Notebook PSU Review

Alan McCloskeyJun 2, 2010September 12, 20140

Notebooks have an unnecessarily hard life. People tote them just about everywhere, but most of them are no more rugged than a child’s plastic toy. In

Entire PowerMat Lineup Tested

Don HaynesMay 28, 2010September 12, 20140

Decades ago, there was a man who had a dream of powering the entire world wirelessly. His vision was to use giant towers that would

Hacking the Mio C220 GPS

Don HaynesMay 27, 2010June 23, 201418

I’ve never owned a pocket knife. I discovered long ago when my grandfather gave me my first Coleman multi-tool that a simple blade that tucks