BlackBerry Pearl Review 
XYZ Computing :: Sunday, November 26, 2006
“At this point in time, a BlackBerry is just about standard issue equipment for anyone who needs to be easy to reach. There are a number of other options, most notably Windows Mobile smartphones, but the BlackBerry remains the tool of choice for business users. The company did this by catering their products to business users- their phones are great with email, are easy to use, and are packed with productivity features. Despite the restrain BlackBerry showed in sticking to phones aimed at professionals, the consumer market was just too attractive for them to stay away. That consumer phone, BlackBerry’s first, ended up being the 8100. This phone was highly awaited because as soon as word of it got out, the blogs were buzzing with excitement. When it was formally announced consumers were met with the small, slickly designed Pearl.”
Ten cool holiday gifts
DV Hardware :: Sunday, November 26, 2006
“DV Hardware just published a new shopping guide to help users find gifts for tech savvy friends. First they take a look at some more expensive products (priced at more than $100) and then they take a look at five more affordable gifts.”
ShieldZone invisibleSHIELD (iPod 30 GB)
Barry’s Rigs n Reviews :: Sunday, November 26, 2006
If you own an iPod—particularly one of the latest generation video models—you already know how easy it is for the screen and body to get scratched. Now you can protect your iPod from all those scratches, scuffs and dings accumulated during daily use without adding to its bulk, weight, or sacrificing the use of accessories. Impossible, you say? It isn’t if you’re using ShieldZone’s invisibleSHIELD!”
Wireless PC Lock from USBGeek 
Dragonsteel Mods :: Sunday, November 26, 2006
” When you think of security for your computer you might think of firewalls and anti-virus, but what about just when you walk away from your PC? Yes we have the electronic based threats, but what about the human kind? Do you trust your co-workers or other people around you not to tamper with your PC? One way to solve this problem is to turn your PC off each and every time you walk away, but that can be counter-productive, so a possible solution could be what I have for review today from USBGeek. USBGeek sent me their Wireless PC Lock, it comes with a USB Dongle and small transmitter that when separated will lock your PC automatically, then when you come back it will unlock for you. Sound cool? Read on to check it out… ”
Jetart NC3300 Cool Stand Review
XS Reviews :: Sunday, November 26, 2006
Jetart produce a myriad of PC cooling parts, from loud, air moving, monster PCI slot coolers to silent GPU coolers. Jetart also product other products like notebook coolers and temperature displays for case fronts. Today I have with me Jetart’s latest notebook cooling solution that not only helps keep the notebook cool, but allows you to rotate it; excellent for meetings or just spinning it round for fun. Read on to see what we thought of it.”
OCZ Roadster 1 GB
techPowerUp! :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
OCZ’s Roadster is a tiny little USB stick that uses an ingenious folding concept. With only 3 cm in length and 0.5 cm in height, this is probably the smallest USB key on the market. Its 1 GB of storage should be plenty for all your data transportation needs. With a price of around $25 for the 1 GB version it is also very affordable.
Speed Link Cyclon Webcam Review
XS Reviews :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
“The 21st century is truly the age of communication. Sites like Myspace, Blogger and Bebo and catering to millions of people daily. Established communications tools like MSN Messenger and Skype are now as vital to the average web junky as their pop tarts and powerade. To help you improve your web presence for a low price, Speed Link has produced the Cyclon, an affordable for solution for everyone.”
Microsoft Zune 
3dgameman :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
“The newest competitor to come about is Microsoft. This November Microsoft dropped its previous attempt to take over the iTunes market (PlayForSure and MSN Music), and introduced the all new Microsoft Zune. This had been rumored for many months by bloggers around the web but until just a few short months ago, there had been no real proof. Once the player was officially announced, the term ‘iPod Killer’ was instantly tagged to the player. While Microsoft continues to deny, and rightly so, that they are trying to produce an ‘iPod Killer’, there is still the obvious jealousy. Microsoft is dedicating multiples of millions of dollars to creating what they are calling a more ‘social experience.’”
Revoltec Lightboard XL2 review
Driver Heaven :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
“The Lightboard XL was one of the first full size 107 key keyboards which featured backlight, and still the Lightboard XL series are of the few full size keyboards with backlight available. Only recently Revoltec introduced the second version of the Lightboard XL, the Lightboard XL 2. There aren’t any significant changes between the two versions. Minor differences include better quality, USB connection support and shortcut keys.”
USB Geek USB to SATA/IDE Universal Kit
Overclockers Online :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
Devices such as the USB to SATA/IDE Universal Kit with One Touch Backup aim to make life easier due to their convenience. However, there is a small price to pay, other than the price itself, for the convenience.
Logitech G7 Review
Techgage :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
Is the G7 the killer wireless gaming mouse we’ve been waiting for? Included is the proven design of the other Logitech gaming mice, spare battery and even DPI control.
Razer Pro|Click V1.6 Review 
Tech Gear :: Thursday, November 23, 2006
Today we’re looking at a high precision mouse from Razer. No doubt many of you have heard of Razer before. Well, if you haven’t then we are somewhat surprised. Razer offers many high performance products for gaming enthusiasts with a unique sense of style that totally sets each product apart from its competitors. You know when a product is from Razer as it usually looks totally kick ass.
Digital Trends 2006 Holiday Gift Guide
Digital Trends :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
“Imagine smiles a mile wide when they open the gift from you this year. Whether you’re picking up great gadgets for your loved ones, or a few for your technology-loving self, we’ve found the best gadgety gifts and accessories to give (and receive) this holiday season. Our convenient gift guide below, complete with prices and where to buy, features hand-picked items for everybody and every budget to make shopping a no-brainer. Happy gifting!”
Microsoft Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 Review
Hardware Pacers :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
“This month Hardware Pacers has had the pleasure of reviewing some of Microsoft Hardware’s newest releases, one of which is the Microsoft Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000. This mouse has a unique tall design with thumb scoop and conforms to the hand the way that the hand wants to be conformed to. The 4 programmable button mouse plus vertical and horizontal scroll wheel make for flexible functionality that can give the user quick access to frequently used commands. Smooth cursor flow and outstanding response and performance are immediately noticed. Outstanding feel and performance make this mouse a great addition to any computer.”
51 in 1 USB Slim Card Reader from Brando Workshop
Dragonsteel Mods :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
” If you have an older laptop like mine chanced are you don’t have a memory card reader of any kind built into it, even some of the newer ones don’t either, so you need to carry a separate card reader if you wish to have the ability to read any type of flash cards. Of course the less we have to carry with us the better it is, so we try and find the smallest and most useful devices we can. Today for review I have a tiny 51 in 1 USB card reader courtesy of our friends at Brando WorkShop, this thing is tiny, slim and reads pretty much every type of flash card out there. It has become a new addition to my laptop bag, and the older, larger one has been retired from service. So you’ll need to read on to learn some more about this great little card reader… ”
Walk on Water & ASUS Gaming Notebooks
t-break :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
The first one is basically a touch sensitive white screen was laid on the floor and an image projecting from the top
Logitech MX Revolution Wireless Laser Mouse
The Tech Lounge :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
“Logitech’s MX Revolution is their newest flagship model featuring wireless connectivity and a swooping new design. A meek remodeling this is not. Bold lines carve sharp curves into this input device while a new technology promises to deliver “The World’s Most Advanced Mouse,” but we’ll see about that. It does have lasers, of course, so that’s a good start.”
Philips GoGear SA9200 MP3 Player Video Tour
Digital Trends :: Wednesday, November 22, 2006
The Philips GoGear SA9200 MP3 Player is a Plays4Sure device that has a cool “Sensory TouchPad Superscroll”.
Netgear Skype WiFi Phone Review
XYZ Computing :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“The SPH101 Skype WiFi Phone is a basic device- it is a wireless mobile phone that allows you to connect to Skype in order to send and receive calls. In addition to being used as one would a normal phone, it can be used for free Skype communications, which is a like instant messaging though you can talk rather than type.
The goal of this product is to separate Skype from the computer. After all, if you are willing to pay a few dollars a month Skype can be a full-fledged phone service but there is no reason why you should have to be stuck at your computer the whole time- a phone like this one is how you get the most out of Skype.”
EDOVA Innovations X-Pad Laptop Platform
Bjorn 3d :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
There is a growing trend in notebook computers which could put you in harms way. Since the recent discovery of thousands of defective notebook batteries being used in many of the most popular brands, explosion and heat related injuries have been on the rise. Even though the majority of notebooks are using stable batteries, most systems are so powerful now that the user is still not free and clear of potential burns during routine use. Most users will agree that the term laptop may no longer apply, as the aptly named devices are showing up less and less on a users lap.
Flexiglow Cyber Snipa Intelliscope Laser Gaming Mouse Review
TweakNews :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“The Cyber Snipa, even though it’s geared towards gamers, is a well rounded mouse that works well in both games and everyday PC applications. Gamers will enjoy the six programmable buttons, ultra fast response times, DPI toggle button, and the cool red and blue illumination.”
Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB
Phoronix :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“Last week we had examined the OCZ Mega-Kart 8GB flash drive, and now this week we have the privilege of covering Corsair’s new CMFUSB2.0-8GB Flash Voyager. This USB flash drive offers a storage capacity of 8GB while promising 33MB/sec reads and 16MB/sec writes. Nevertheless, will this 8GB flash drive be able to continue in the legendary success we had previously seen by the Corsair Flash Voyager series?”
Bluetake RC201 PCMCIA Bluetooth Presenter Review
Hardware Pacers :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“One of Bluetake’s newest devices is the RC201 PCMCIA Bluetooth Presenter. Built to fit in a standard PCMCIA slot (for storage only), the RC201 is slim and mobile for users on the go. This presenter easily connects through a computer’s Bluetooth connection and with some quick software installation, a user is ready to present PowerPoint slides or virtually anything. The RC201 acts as a mouse, laser pointer, page flipper (page up / page down buttons), application opener (easily set up to open Microsoft PowerPoint or other presentation software), and presentation starter. This handy little tool is small and powerful. It is a must have for any office professional that is required to make presentations at the office or on the go.”
Sumo Omni & Otto Bean Bag Chairs
Think Computers :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“I’m sure all of you remember bean bag chairs, or maybe still have one today. Well a company called Sumo was nice enough to send us 2 of their specialized bean bag chairs. After first seeing them I thought, “Oh just another bean bag chair”, but after using them I realized they take bean bag chairs to the next level. The Sumo bean bag chairs are a great addition to anyone’s game room, living room, or bedroom so let’s check them out!”
OCZ 8 GB Mega-Kart USB 2.0 Drive Review
OCIA :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“I tried two different approaches, the first using a single large (700MB) ISO file, followed by a collection of around 500 smaller JPG files (250MB) and recorded the amount of time it took to copy these to the drive (Write) and from the drive (Read) separately. Transfer rates were calculated from these times and the Read and Write speeds were averaged to compare to results from HD Tach and HD Tune.”
OCZ Technology Mega-Kart 8GB USB Flash Drive Review
Big Bruin :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
The OCZ Mega-Kart features 8GB of storage, a high speed USB 2.0 connection, and a unique design giving it the shape and size comparable to a thin stack of credit cards. This flash drive isn’t like the one that might be in your pocket or on your key chain right now. Although it may be wider and longer, its extremely thin profile makes it easy to store all your photos, music, and files right in your wallet.
Netgear SPH101 Wi-Fi Internet Phone Review
Buzz Me Baby :: Tuesday, November 21, 2006
“Encouraged by Skype’s catching on popularity with the crowd post Ebay-takeover, Netgear has tried to eliminate the common complaint of the Skype users being anchored to a computer with its latest offering – the SPH101 Skype Wi-Fi phone. A commendable job in view of the difficult task, Buzz Me Baby takes a look at how it peforms.”
Megalaser Scorpion 120mW Green Laser review
Techware Labs :: Saturday, November 18, 2006
“At some point in time everyone has likely seen a laser pointer. Lasers are used for a multitude of purposes that range from medical to military. Most people are most familiar with red lasers. Red lasers can be found in your CD players, toys, and of course in the key chains and pointers sold both online and in many stores world wide. Techwarelabs is not reviewing a red laser. We have in our labs the green variety of laser pointer. Green laser pointers are many times brighter than red lasers and have the additional feature of beams that are visible in low light environments. ”
