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Review: Cooler Master 690 II Advanced Gaming Chassis
Cooler Master reshapes it’s cooling product often to bring better performance and more efficiency to every consumer. The Cooler Master 690 II Advanced is no … Continue reading →
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Review: Ozone Spark Stereo Gaming Headset
Good Gaming headsets these days are usually out of of a lot of people’s budgets ranging from £50 to £80 just for stereo on occasion. … Continue reading →
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Review: Ozone Radon 3k Laser Precision Advanced Gaming Mouse
If you’ve not learned from my last review yet, Ozone are a new but great gaming peripheral brand. Today we will be looking at the … Continue reading →
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Review: Ozone Trace Professional Gamers Mousepad
Ozone are a new European based gaming company that base all of their ideas on the concept of “It’s all about Evolution”. With that concept … Continue reading →
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Review: Corepad Cerro XX-Large Mousepad
Cloth mousepads are one of the most popular types around today with great portability, excellent feel and a soft surface that will not harm your … Continue reading →
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Review: Cooler Master 690 II Advanced Gaming Chassis
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Category Archives: Hardware
Apple’s TV, Not Your Average Television
We knew it was coming, and now it’s official–welcome to Apple TV. Unlike other streaming devices out on the market, the Apple TV has no local storage. Which makes this built off of a true cloud computing model. It buffs … Continue reading
Apple’s new lineup
At Apple’s keynote address today, they have confirmed 3 new devices: a refreshed iPod Shuffle, Nano, and the rumored Touch. The new shuffle is a mash of the 2nd and 3rd generations. The Nano now features a touch screen, rumored … Continue reading
Motorola officially announces Milestone 2
Yesterday, we got a glimpse of Motorola’s ad campaign for the Milestone 2. Today, it was officially announced for Europe’s GSM network. It has all the features of the Droid 2 in the states, but includes a GSM radio, and … Continue reading
Microsoft refreshes XBOX 360 controller
Microsoft is launching a new and improved controller for the XBOX 360 on November 9th. This controller features a more comfortable thumb stick, gray ABXY buttons, and a transforming D-Pad. Microsoft’s Major Nelson said, in a YouTube video, that the … Continue reading
Droid X gets custom ROM
There was a lot of hype around the Droid X when it was launched: users reported that an attempt to root the device would brick it. Motorola later clarified that extra security measures were in place to ensure only approved … Continue reading
AMD Kills Off ATI Brand, Merges Products Under AMD Name
It is a sad day for all PC enthusiasts, today marks the death of ATI as you know it. AMD have confirmed that they will be merging its products under the AMD name, and ATI will fade into PC history. … Continue reading
More leaked photos of next-gen iPod Touch
Another set of photos has surfaced of the rumored next generation iPod Touch, courtesy of M.I.C. Gadget. The photos are of the front panel and LCD display, confirming the rumored front-facing camera for FaceTime. This last image is the most … Continue reading
McAfee acquired by Intel for $7.7bn
One of the largest chip manufacturers on the planet, Intel, have agreed to purchase McAfee for $7.7 billion, which is $48 per share. McAfee is a major digital security company which Intel plans to use to bolster security when people … Continue reading
Google Tablet lauching in November?
According to a source at DownloadSquad, HTC will be launching a Chrome OS tablet with Verizon on November 26th. It’s been rumored that Google and HTC have been planning a tablet, but until now, there has been no idea when … Continue reading
Sandisk offers tiny embedded SSD
SanDisk is currently testing a prototype tiny (16x20x1.85mm) SSD, capable of being soldered onto motherboards. Announced Wednesday, SanDisk is calling the device an “iSSD” and marketing it towards smart phones and tablets. According to SanDisk, the device operated over the … Continue reading