Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard Review
Techgage :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
Are you looking for the ultimate gamers keyboard? We say the ultimate because you are supplied with 18 quick shortcut keys, in addition to a crisp LCD screen that can display a myriad of useful information.
World’s Weirdest HDD Music Player
Daily CE :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“Someone please tell me this: do these players really exist? If so, where? In North America, obviously there are very limited choices in retail outlets. But even with online retailers, you will hardly find anything that’s too out there.”
DLO HomeDock for iPod Review
Cool Tech Zone :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“The number of iPod docks that are available for the world’s most popular music player is amazing. Just recently, we evaluated Kensington’s Entertainment Dock 500 for iPod, and we liked it quite a bit. Similarly, DLO, a relatively new name in the world of consumer electronics, has an entire line of iPod exclusive accessories that will make you give DLO a second consideration. Since DLO is dedicated to producing iPod exclusive gadgets, we expect to see quality products from a company that could very easily damage its reputation with carelessness.”
ACEplus Melody Bluetooth Audio Player Review Posted! 
TechARP :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
” The new ACEplus Melody is no ordinary audio player. It actually supports Bluetooth so that you can instantly take incoming calls from your mobile phone without taking off the earphones or even pulling out your mobile phone. Just how great is that? Read on and find out! ”
Philips 42PF9831D Ambilight LCD TV
Digital Trends :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“We get our hands on the new Philips 42-inch LCD with 4-way ambilight which can show different colored lighting simultaneously. Cool feature, or dumb marketing?”
Victory WorldCard Office Card Scanner Review
The Tech Zone :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
It never fails. I attend a major convention like Computex or the International CES and I end up with hundreds of business cards to take home. Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way to quickly grab the information off the card so you don’t have to haul a ton for business card size pieces of paper around? Well, that’s where the WordCard Office from Victory comes in.
Verbatim USB Drive for Careless Corporate Executives
Daily CE :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“How many times have we heard about otherwise genius corporate executives or high level government officials lose critical data? Yep, millions of times. Thankfully, Verbatim has a solution for these careless people – a highly secure drive that will prevent the society’s elite from making headlines.”
Wolverine Flash Pac 7040 Portable Data Storage 7 in 1 Memory Card Reader Review
Future Looks :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
Wolverine (not Logan!) sent us their Flash Pac 7000 Series 40 GB portable data storage and 7 in 1 memory card reader to check out. If you tend to shoot big pictures, but never seem to have enough room on the memory cards, this might be your solution.
Logitech VX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse Review
Windows A to Z :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“Logitech has come out with a brand new cordless notebook mouse and its got huge expectations. Its got new buttons, a new design to comfortably fit in your hand, and a new two-mode scroll wheel. The editors at WindowsAtoZ.com tell you everything you need to know about the new Logitech VX Revolution Laser Mouse.”
Zboard MERC Gaming Keyboard
techPowerUp! :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
The Ideazon MERC Gaming Keyboard is the one thing the gamer can use, but may have never thought of. Many of us buy expensive mice, large and specially made mouse pads but continue playing on ordinary keyboards. The MERC gaming keyboard changes all that and gives gamers the one thing they actually use the most – a butterfly. We take a look at the keyboard and its software, to see if it really makes our gaming lives easier and more efficient.
Vizo Mirrorbox 32-in-1 Card Reader 
Think Computers :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“Card readers are very essential now a days especially since digital cameras no longer come with card readers and there are so many different types of memory cards out there. You can get card readers that are stationary in you computer, but I prefer portable ones that you can take with you while you are on a trip or even over to a friends house. Today I will be looking at the Vizo Mirrorbox 32-in-1 card reader. It is extremely compact which is nice for traveling so let’s take a look.”
Being Smart with Laptop Batteries
Digital Trends :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“We have had the most laptop battery recalls in history. I have outlined a list of ways to keep your laptop battery from causing any damage.”
Seasonic Power Angel Review
Techgage :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
Gadgets. Any geek worth his salt lives to surround himself with them. Some are useful while some are decorative while others are just…well, odd. Today we take a look at a useful gadget that just might answer some questions the next time you look at your power bill and ask yourself “Where does it all go?”
World’s First Yo-Yo MP3 Player
Daily CE :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“It’s a very simple music player (I couldn’t find too many details on this) with storage capacity to store up to 200 songs and Bluetooth wireless technology for headphones connectivity. That’s pretty standard, isn’t it?”
Akasa Combo Cardreader Review
Technic 3d :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“The new Akasa Combo Cardreader arrived Technic3D. The small reader with a nice look can you see you in the following Review.”
Special Pepper Spray for the Elite
Daily CE :: Thursday, August 31, 2006
“Um, I think this counts as high-tech. You know, there’s a fine line with being sanely elite and insanely elite, and I believe Pepper Face’s Pepper Spray has effectively crossed that line.”
Saitek Eclipse II Illuminated Keyboard
Think Computers :: Monday, August 28, 2006
“We first took a look at the Saitek Eclipse Illuminated keyboard back in November. After reviewing that keyboard I have used it ever since. The original Eclipse keyboard was very eye catching and one of a kind with its illuminated keys and original design. Now Saitek has just come out with the Eclipse II. This version has even more features than the original. Media keys, a light dimmer mechanism and 3 different color choices are just some of the features that the Eclipse II has to offer. So let’s take a look…”
A-Data 2GB PC2-8000 Vitesta Extreme Edition Review
Techgage :: Monday, August 28, 2006
If you are thinking of jumping onto the PC2-8000 bandwagon, there is surprisingly much more choice now than there was just two months ago. Like other PC2-8000 kits we have tested, A-Datas is seriously fast, but is it worth your hard earned cash?
GamingObjects has reviewed the Corepad Eyepads and Deskpad.
Burnout PC :: Monday, August 28, 2006
“These mousemats are designed to work with any mice. I tried it with my MX510 and it works beautiful. I only briefly tried the small mousepad since it’s size was a bit too small for my liking, but both the medium and extra large sized eyepads are really great for anyone looking for a quality cloth mat. The medium sized Eyepad retails for 13 euro’s, and the extra large version at 17 euro’s. But I’d pick the Deskpad XXXL above any other mousemat/pad I’ve tried so far! It’s just so relaxing to have your arm resting on a comfy mousemat, with the ability to use your desk as a large mousemat.”
Hiyatek Laptop Cooler with Card Reader and USB Hub Review
Big Bruin :: Monday, August 28, 2006
Many times multi-function devices don’t quite address each of their tasks as well as you would want, but that isn’t the case here. The Hiyatek HY-CF-6157-01 Laptop Cooler with Card Reader and USB Hub offers a convenient location for a 4 slot card reader and 3 port USB 2.0 hub, all while handling its primary role as a laptop cooler quite nicely.
Logisys Office, Internet, Multimedia Pro Illuminated Keyboard
Dragonsteel Mods :: Monday, August 28, 2006
” Not long ago I reviewed the Logisys Clear Acrylic Illuminated Keyboard, today for review I have another Logisys Illuminated keyboard, but this one has a whole lot more features and buttons. It could be considered the ultimate all-in-one keyboard. It is designed with keys and functions for use in the office, and home. It is very stylish looking and even is back lit for better visibility. Read on to check it out.. ”
Back to School Essentials 2006
Digital Trends :: Monday, August 28, 2006
“As we move into August and September approaches, many students are getting ready to head back to school. Though you might have a back-to-school outfit picked out, you could very well be ill-equipped technologically. Let’s face it, your 128MB MP3 Player and Pentium II laptop aren’t cutting it anymore. Luckily we’ve got the latest products every student needs packed tightly into a guide for you. Whether it’s a new notebook and a bag to go with it or a digital audio player with voice recording capability, you’ll be sure to have the advantage over the rest of the class by reading on.”
TypeMatrix EZ-Reach 2030 Keyboard
Dragonsteel Mods :: Monday, August 28, 2006
” Do me favor, look down at your keyboard. Did you know that the basic design of that keyboard, the layout of the keys dates to over 100 years ago? It dates back to the first typewriter, if you are young enough you won’t even know what that it is, a typewriter I mean. So, everything else about the computer is constantly changing and being upgraded, so why not your keyboard? Today for review I have a product that from a company that is trying to change all that, the company is called TypeMatrix, and the product is called the EZ-Reach Keyboard. I’ve been using the EZ-Reach keyboard for well over a week now and I can say that it is much easier to use and it is laid out in more of a common sense way that just makes typing much easier and faster. Continue reading to learn about one of the coolest products I have reviewed in quite a while… ”
Logitech MX Revolution Laser Mouse Review
Techgage :: Monday, August 28, 2006
The successor to the popular MX1000 mouse is finally here and it promises to improve on old favorites and introduce some new features. Here we have an upgraded scroll wheel capable of plowing through long documents with a simple flick of the finger, an advanced application switcher and a much more comfortable thumb rest.
Logitech G3 Laser Gaming Mouse Review
The Tech Zone :: Monday, August 28, 2006
The new Logitech G3 Laser Mouse allows gamers to executes lightning-quick movements with extreme precision. As with the feature-rich Logitech G5 gaming mice, the Logitech G3 Laser Mouse engine delivers 2000 dpi laser precision, uses full-speed USB, processes 6.4 megapixels of images per second, and can accurately track 45 inches of movement per second. And it’s ambidextrous – good for both right and left handed users.
SanDisk Is No iPod Killer
Cool Tech Zone :: Monday, August 28, 2006
“The industry is buzzing with SanDisk’s latest announcement to introduce a new MP3 player, the Sansa e280, with 8GB of storage for only $249.99. SanDisk is also planning a 30 percent price cut from its current generation of music players. Because of this shift in strategy, people somehow believe SanDisk is going to kill, or at least injure, Apple and its iPod family of music players. There’s no way that’s going to happen. Allow me to explain.”
SteelPad QcK heavy
Overclock 3d :: Monday, August 28, 2006
:”There is a plethora of mousemats on the market at the moment of all shapes and sizes. We take a look at this behemouth from SteelPad and see if it is worthy of taking up (all) of your desk space”
ZBoard Gaming Keyboard Review
Hardware Secrets :: Monday, August 28, 2006
“The keyboard has stood by the sidelines as every other PC peripheral has undergone a variety of chances over the years. Sure, there are wireless and multimedia keyboards in the market but the basic concept has remained the same since the days of the typewriter. Ideazon has broken the mold with the Zboard, a special keyboard whose keyset can be swapped for a game-specific one. Getting ready to play Doom 3? Change the keyset on your Zboard for a specially designed one for that game and play like a pro.”
Canon EOS 400D digital SLR – world’s first hands-on shots
Hexus :: Monday, August 28, 2006
So, heads likely will roll. Yesterday’s revelations on the Canon China web site about the launch of a new EOS digital SLR camera were correct. It is called the EOS 400D and does have a 10.1 megapixel, APS-C size (22.2 x 14.8mm) CMOS image sensor; an ultrasonic dust-removal system; and a 2.5in LCD panel.
