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Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB Smartphone
Tweak Town :: Friday, June 26, 2009
"The iPhone has become an icon in popular culture. The iPhone, along with its sibling, the iPod, are woven into our view of the world. As a device it is sleek and sexy. It has a great sense of style and shows that while Apple may do many things wrong, they at least do them with style and flare.
We will take a look at the new iPhone 3GS as a first time purchase and see how it compares to its older brother, the iPhone 3G with the same software. So let’s dive in to the new iPhone 3GS and see if it is worthy of your money and time."
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX1 Review
Digital Trends :: Friday, June 26, 2009
"The HX1 was one of the biggest hits from the 2009 PMA convention, the camera industry's toned-down version of E3. Press people tend to be pretty jaded, yet there were audible gasps when this camera strut its stuff during the official introduction. We're referring to a demo of the sweep panorama function, which lets you take a 224-degree panorama image just by holding the shutter and sweeping the scene. We--along with everyone else--were very impressed when the results were shown on a big screen. Anyone who has tried to stitch photos together on a computer will immediately appreciate this feat. On top of that, the 9.1-megapixel DSLR lookalike grabs 10 frames per second at full resolution, captures 1080p videos, and has a wide-angle 20x mega-zoom, all for $469. This sounds really sweet on paper; let's see how she works in this big bad world."
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Kingston 4GB DataTraveler 101 USB Flash Drive
Legit Reviews :: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
"One of the things that makes the DataTraveler 101 interesting is that the Flash drive was built with simplicity in mind, which helps keep the price low. The 4GB version (DT101C/4GB) of the DataTraveler 101 that we are taking a look at today runs just $11.99 shipped, which is more than a fair price as the DataTraveler 101 is backed by a five-year warranty and free tech support. Other companies like Crucial, Transcend, and RiDATA offer just two year warranties, so be sure to keep the warranty length in mind when pricing USB 2.0 Flash Drives."
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Rosewill RKM-800RF Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo Review
Big Bruin :: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
As a whole, the Rosewill RKM-800RF Wireless Keyboard and mouse combo is a decent, solid performer. In a very crowded field of contenders, it doesn’t really stand out, and doesn’t draw attention to itself, but it performs admirably. If you are a hard-core gamer, or if you have large hands like me, you might want to try it before committing to the RKM-800RF.
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iFrogz luxe for iPod Nano 4G review
Overclockers HQ :: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Many case companies produce a same style of case for different models of the iPods. iFrogz has done this with many of their cases, among them the iFrogz Luxe. Normally all cases provide the same features and performance across the board. But the smaller stature of the iPod Nano 4G gives companies an additional thing to consider. Though protection remains top notch with this iteration of the Luxe comfort suffers.
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Microsoft SideWinder X3 Gaming Mouse Review
Digital Trends :: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
"We were surprised how much we liked Microsoft's wireless SideWinder X8 gaming mouse, but let's face it: $100 is a lot of dough to drop on a rodent. So we're happy to report that the wired SideWinder X3-which costs less than half as much as it fancier cousin-is nearly as good."
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OCZ Illuminati Keyboard Review
Driver Heaven :: Monday, June 08, 2009
Today we are looking at a new keyboard they have on offer, the OCZ Illuminati. OCZ arent generally known for their peripherals so it will be interesting to see what this product can bring to the table.
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Cavalry Storage Pelican 64GB External SSD Review
Hardware Canucks :: Monday, June 08, 2009
SSDs seem to be all the rage these days and it seems that every manufacturer wants to get in on the action. Cavalry Storage joins the likes of OCZ, Patriot and Corsair with their release of a lineup of SSD drives that promise great performance. Where Cavalry differs from usual SSD mentality is that they are gearing their Pelican series towards people on the go with compatibility for both SATA and USB interfaces. Can it work as promised?
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Super Talent Pico-E 8GB USB Flash Drive
Hi Tech Legion :: Monday, June 08, 2009
"The Super Talent Pico-E 8GB flash drive brings with it reliability, speed, and portability. The Super Talent Pico-E 8GB flash drive features a small size and a protective plug slide. The Super Talent Pico-E 8GB drive is enclosed in a chrome case for catchy looks with a small lanyard for attaching to keys or other means for carrying the drive. The remarkable size in relation to capacity makes the Pico-E a drive that can appeal to many people, but how the performance matches up with the size will really determine how impressive this drive will be."
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OCZ Eclipse Double Laser Gaming Mouse Review
Think Computers :: Monday, June 08, 2009
“Today we have a chance to review the OCZ Eclipse Double Laser Gaming Mouse which supports up to 2400 DPI. The quick switcher, with blue LED's, allows you to easily switch between four different DPI's on the fly. This comfortable mouse also offers 18g of customizable weight cartridges hidden inside of its sleek design. The OCZ Eclipse is also affordable for the other multitude of features it offers. Read on further to see what they are."
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Wacom Intuos4 Professional Pen Tablet
Techgage :: Monday, June 08, 2009
Wacom's tablets have long been considered an industry standard, and reasons as to why are obvious to anyone who uses them. Though the Intuos3 was a masterpiece of a tablet, the Intuos4 improves things all-around, such as with a higher level of sensitivity, LED-labeled quick-keys, removable USB cable, improved design and more.
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I-Rocks IR-4610 Four Port USB 2.0 Hub Review
Tweaknews :: Monday, June 08, 2009
"With so many gadgets using USB these days, just about everyone can benefit from a product like this. It's an inexpensive, practical, and stylish way to add an extra four USB ports to any system. The top loading port is useful for quickly attaching a flash drive or mp3 player, and the remaining three ports are spaced far enough apart that plugging in devices next to each other shouldn't result in a tight squeeze."
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YUBZ Talk Bluetooth Headset Review
The Tech Zone :: Monday, June 08, 2009
In sharp contrast to the rest of the market, Yubz is not at all interested in the fast-paced lifestyle of today’s executives. Yubz is not at all interested in creating the smallest Bluetooth headset on the planet. Instead, it seems that they are much more interested in slowing down that pace and building a larger handheld Bluetooth headset. And this is where the YUBZ Talk Bluetooth comes into play.
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Logitech G19 Gaming Keyboard Review
Everything USB :: Wednesday, June 03, 2009
The successor to Logitech's iconic G15 is finally here, and though it pickpocketed my wallet on the way back home, I can't help but feel a sense of compassion for the G19's charm and tender glow. Walk with me as I recount the memories of macros, color LCD applets, custom backlighting and a power supply(!) through my insanely in-depth review after the jump.
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Olympus E-620 Review
Digital Trends :: Wednesday, June 03, 2009
"Yes, there are DSLRs available from companies other than Canon and Nikon. But give the devils their due, since they account for over 75 percent of the approximately 3 million DLSRs sold annually. While the top two continue to cram things like HD video in their new models, competitors like Olympus, Pentax and Sony introduce cameras for people who just want to shoot high-quality stills. Amazingly, these creatures still exist! A new model designed for this crew is the new E-620, a lightweight, mid-range 12.3-megapixel DSLR that pulls some very cool tricks. Let's see if it holds it own with the big boys."
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