Apple iTunes 7 Review
Windows A to Z :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
“Apple has released the newest version of iTunes, version 7.0. In the past, iTunes has been an outstanding application for iPod users and even non-iPod owners. What new features does version 7.0 have and why is it still the best? WindowsAtoZ.com’s full review tells you all you need to know about iTunes 7.”
Internet Multimedia Super-Slim Keyboard 
Think Computers :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
“Having an extra keyboard is always a good thing to have, especially if you go to a lot of LAN parties. If your keyboard craps out then you are out of luck if all the stores around are closed. Of course you do not want to lug a full size keyboard around just “in case”. Today we are taking a look at the Internet Multimedia Super-Slim keyboard that not only is a great extra keyboard but is perfect for portable devices like PDA’s and other mobile devices that have a USB port.”
USB Web Camera with Telescope from Brando WorkShop
Dragonsteel Mods :: Monday, September 18, 2006
” A little bit ago there was all sorts or fuss on the web about this product, a USB Webcam with a Telescope, but I have yet to see any reviews of it, unless I missed it. So when I saw it on the net, I thought it was a cool little device and our friends at Brando WorkShop nicely sent us one for review. I have to say that is actually a pretty cool device, and very much worth the money as it is very inexpensive. Well please read on to learn about this cool little product, and I think this is the first review of it…. ”
Seagate Pocket Drive 5.0GB
Overclock 3d :: Wednesday, September 13, 2006
In the modern world the need to transfer data from home to the workplace and from office to office is becoming more and more common. Today we look at Seagate’s solution in the form of a portable mini hard drive
Apple iPod nano 2GB Review
Digital Trends :: Friday, September 15, 2006
“The original iPod nano was a stunning success for Apple, selling over 1 million units in the first 17 days after its release in 2005, and it is estimated that Apple has sold well over 30 million iPod nanos since the beginning of 2006. The new iPod nano, with its many important improvements, will likely dwarf the sales statistics and user enthusiasm for the original nano.”
High End Digital Camera Buyer’s Guide
Digital Grabber :: Friday, September 15, 2006
So you feel your point and shoot digital camera no longer cuts it for you, huh? Think it’s time to step up and play with the big boys? Well, you’re in luck! We’ve put together a list of the top 10 intermediate to advance digital cameras currently for sale. Anyone of the cameras listed will give you amazing photo quality and offer enough manual controls to keep you guessing at what they do for weeks. Not only do we show the cameras and give you their pros and cons, but our price engine will also show you where to get the best deal on it. Happy shooting!
QPAD is known to produce some of the best cloth based hybrid mats on the market. Their older QPAD LowSense mouse mat has been a great success because it offered excellent control and precision to gamers. Today we are reviewing the latest evolution of QPAD
techPowerUp! :: Thursday, September 14, 2006
QPAD is known to produce some of the best cloth based hybrid mats on the market. Their older QPAD LowSense mouse mat has been a great success because it offered excellent control and precision to gamers. Today we are reviewing the latest evolution of QPAD’s cloth based hybrid mats, the QPAD|CT. It is a hybrid mat which basically means that it is a cloth mat with polymer coating. The special surface makes it more rugged and allows even less gliding resistance.
Super Talent 2.5″ Flash IDE 8GB Solid State Drive Review
PC Stats :: Thursday, September 14, 2006
“If you read PCSTATS often, I’m sure you’ve heard us mention SuperTalent in reviews of high speed DDR, or USB thumb drives. Although the company is better known for its memory products, this time around we’re checking out SuperTalent’s 2.5″ 8GB IDE flash drive (model no. FIDE-8GB). The unit is 100% compatible with standard 2.5″ IDE laptop hard drives, but as the name indicates, it’s a solid state device that has no moving parts. SuperTalent’s 8GB 2.5″ ‘FIDE-8GB’ Flash Drive consumes less than power than a regular notebook hard drive (50mA while reading, 60mA during a write), which can have the added impact of prolonging notebook battery life too. It’s 8GB storage capacity will limit the applications of the FIDE-8GB Flash drive to compact WindowsXP installations, or better yet Linux.”
OCZ Secure Digital Dual- USB and SD in One Memory Card
XYZ Computing :: Thursday, September 14, 2006
The SD Dual is an upgrade from the Mini-Kart, with one important change- the addition of a Secure Digital interface. The Dual has a USB 2.0 connection on the other side of the card under a removable cover. This means the device can be used with SD card readers or a USB slot without the aid of any other products. The most likely use of this will be as and SD memory card in a digital camera and then to use the USB interface in order to allow the card to work with as many computers as possible.
“Thanks to Apacer we bring you a review of the Audio Steno AU522 MP3 player. You think iPods are small? Well you’re wrong, there are many MP3 players which are incredibly smaller than the iPod however each and every one of them has its advantages and draw
Tech Gear :: Thursday, September 14, 2006
“Thanks to Apacer we bring you a review of the Audio Steno AU522 MP3 player. You think iPods are small? Well you’re wrong, there are many MP3 players which are incredibly smaller than the iPod however each and every one of them has its advantages and drawbacks. There’s no doubt we’re here to see if this applies to our review sample today.”
iTunes First Look
Digital Trends :: Thursday, September 14, 2006
“On September 12th, 2006 Apple released the next version of iTunes: Version 7. With this new package come lots of updates. First thing you’ll notice before even opening the program is the new dock icon in Mac OS X for iTunes. It looks better than the previous logo with the addition of a blue music note. Start the program up and you’ll immediately notice a few new improvements to the application interface.”
SteelSeries SteelSound 5H v2 USB Headset
3d Game Man :: Thursday, September 14, 2006
“The SteelSound 5H v2 USB is an optimized version of the original SteelSound 5H USB headset. I reviewed the original headset in 2005 and thought it was an excellent product. Version 2 now has an improved microphone, larger and more comfortable ear cushions, additional frame pressure so it fits securely on your head, and a few more technical improvements. If you’re in the market for an affordable headset that has lots of features and looks great, keep this product at the very top of your list. Watch the Video to find out more…”
Microsoft’s Zune Delivers Connected Music and Entertainment Experience
Microsoft :: Thursday, September 14, 2006
Built-in wireless technology lets consumers share experiences device to device.
Super Talent Fireball 2GB Flash Drive
Pro Clockers :: Wednesday, September 13, 2006
With all this being say Super Talent has sent us our one of their new Fireball drives. Not only does it have a large amount of storage capacity but it sports a unique design that will cause a little bit of attention getting.
Apple Goes Insane With iPod Shuffle
Daily CE :: Wednesday, September 13, 2006
“Apple today announced an upgrade to its popular screen-less iPod Shuffle. The concept remains the same, but boy, oh boy, does the new Shuffle look less than spectacular.”
Nokia: Bring On The Spicy Names
Cool Tech Zone :: Wednesday, September 13, 2006
“Well, well, well, it looks like Nokia has learned a valuable lesson from Motorola and LG on viral (read: spicy) product names. Up until this point, Nokia has focused primarily on model numbers, which, to be honest, are tough to remember and get excited about. Motorola’s RAZR and LG’s VX8500 Chocolate, on the other hand, peak your interest enough to warrant them a serious look. That’s what Motorola and LG expected when they delivered those names.”
XTracPads Ripper XXL Mouse Pad Review
Club OC :: Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Gaming mouse pads, while once reserved for the hardcore gaming elite, they are now widespread, cheap, and widely considered a necessity for any serious gamer. Pads now come in all shapes, sizes, and materials, with many companies trying to come up with unique ways to earn your gaming dollar. We have seen plastic, cloth, hybrid, and metal pads, each with their own personality. So what does the Ripper XXL offer that the others don’t?
Klipsch iGroove Video
Digital Trends :: Wednesday, September 13, 2006
“The Klipsch iGroove is a rocking speaker system for your iPod, or any portable MP3 Player, that will leave you banging your head.”
Joystiq hands-on: Xbox Live Vision camera
Joystiq :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
A small, plain box arrived unexpectedly from Redmond over the weekend containing nothing more than the diminutive Xbox Live Vision camera floating in a sea of amniotic packing paper. No retail box here, just the tiny little camera and its accompanying PR fact sheet (“Microsoft Corp.’s line of Xbox 360 Authentic Products continues to grow while …”). The sheet does detail the two bundles that will be released on August 19th.
We hurriedly grabbed some snaps before hooking up the Vision to the ol’ 360 and taking it for a spin around the UNO block … where IT happened. We’ve grown (abnormally) accustomed to the sort of blue language one finds while playing outside of the confines of your Xbox Live friends list — this is of course, entirely different than the blue language you enjoy while playing with your friends, but we digress — but it wasn’t ten minutes before we had our first PG-13 exposure. Read on for the entire, sordid tale (with NSFW pictures!).
Wolfking Timberwolf Gaming Keyboard
Think Computers :: September 13, 2006
“WolfKing is a gaming technology company positioned at the leading edge of gaming interfaces and accessories. The WolfKing Timberwolf is the creation of WolfKing Inc, their goal with this product was to produce a high quality gaming keyboard offering a serious alternative for those users who find a traditional style keyboard cumbersome when gaming. Today we will be looking at the WolfKing Timberwolf Keyboard is a combination of the Wolfking Warrior Gamepad, that was reviewed earlier, and a standard keyboard (without the numberpad).”
BlackBerry 8100 Pearl
Cool Tech Zone :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“RIM has recently announced an updated version of its BlackBerry communications tool, the Pearl. While BlackBerry is a must-have tool for business executives and people with a need to be connected 24/7, it was unfortunate you couldn’t take advantage of multimedia formats as part of the package. Because of that, Research In Motion has decided to launch an updated version of the standard version with multimedia as its primary focus.”
Driver Heaven Mobility Modder v4.net
Driver Heaven :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
First of all, it’s written in Visual Basic Express 2005. So if you want to use it, you need the .NET FRAMEWORK 2.0. I know you are not to keen on installing extra prerequisites for a simple tool but sooner or later you are going to need it anyway, like for example, the Catalyst Control Center. Also with Vista around the corner, .net framework is going to be the defacto standard.
Sharkoon L337 Gaming Mouse Mat Review
Xtreme Computing :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Add to that it is also the thinnest I have seen yet, I mean it is like thin, durable and actually works well. Maybe some may think it is to thin, but I have to say that was a thought at first, using the Mat for as long as I have now would have to put that thought away. To sum it up if you want a pro gaming mat that highly durable, accurate and as soft as cotton then this is the mat for you, I haven’t used a better mouse mat yet.
Fujifilm FinePix F30 Review
Digital Trends :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“All in all, the FinePix F30 is a decent but not great point-and-shoot camera. If you stay away from the hyped ISO 3200 and just use it in Auto as well as Natural Light and Flash, you’ll be happy with the results.”
Madden 07
Techgage :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Madden is back for its 17th installment and we are promised the richest experience yet. This time around we have the addition of Lead Blocker control, hall of fame mode, run like the players and a more feature-rich franchise mode.
Razer Barracuda HP-1 Gaming Headphones
techFEAR :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“The Barracuda HP-1 is Razer’s first entry in gaming audio market. techFEAR takes a close look at these headphones to determine if they are built with Razer’s near legendary quality.”
Sony DCR-SR100 HDD Camcorder Review
Digital Trends :: Tuesday, September 12, 2006
“Now that DVD cams are an ancient battle with Sony on top, the company is moving into JVC’s turf with the new DCR-SR100. ”
