It is not a secret that the Performance mouse MX is first of all intended as an “all tasks” mouse. Of course I tested its gaming capabilities as well which you can read about further down in this review. Without a doubt, the Performance Mouse MX has some really interesting specifications as you can see from the table below. One of the most prominent features is the new “Unifying” technology which connects up to 6 devices to one single USB receiver. The only downside is that this technology is not compatible with older wireless products from Logitech…

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A Wireless router offers flexibility in that you can share your high speed broadband with a mixture of wired and wireless connectivity or just pure wireless connectivity without the need of the main computer being switched on. For a lot of people in the consumer market the different wireless specifications may not mean a lot (or anything) and some companies take advantage of this and continue selling G spec routers, but with broadband speed on the rise and also wireless integration into a lot more applications such as Gaming consoles, Media streamers, Handheld gaming, Mobile phones and Laptops / Notebooks / Netbooks it makes sense to ensure your wireless also stays up to speed with wireless N.

The Samsung Lapfit LD190 is a very unique display that is marketed at a unique demographic.  It offers basic LCD functions with a very basic resolution.  It doesn't have an adjustable stand, nor does it support DVI, HDMI or HDCP content.  What it does bring to the table is display connectivity via a USB cable.  This allows you to put additional displays on your laptop.  While most laptops support dual screens, the Lapfit gives you the ability to take things up a notch and add even more displays. . .

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"Today we are looking at the BFG GeForce GTX 285 OCX 1024Mb graphics card. This particlar card is brilliant for people who want the very best from the latest games. It’s a high end card for the extreme gamer, incorporating the latest technology for the very best gaming experience."

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In today's tough economic times you want to make sure that you get a good product for your hard earn cash. Computer cases are one of those items that you tend to Get-What-You-Pay-For, but NZXT has come out with a new case called Beta in their Classic Series. If this saying holds true then my money must have doubled some where down the road.

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San Diego, CA - October 5, 2009

GUNNAR Optiks, the premier designer of digital performance eyewear, announced today the next evolutional step in gaming products: Legend. Designed by GUNNAR in collaboration with some of Major League Gaming's top pros and influencers in the gaming community, Legend eyewear is the next must-have piece of equipment. It is available for purchase now on the GUNNAR website (http://www.gunnars.com/) and through select Play-N-Trade retail locations with an MSRP of $79.00.

"The Logitech G27 Racing Wheel has two force feedback motors for strong effects. The wheel is wrapped in real leather and has stainless steel spokes and shifter paddles. On top of the wheel is a rev meter and the wheel has four buttons on each spoke. The shifter is gated and has a D-pad and four other buttons that can be mapped to game controls. The pedals are stainless and have a clutch, brake, and gas pedal."

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The Flaming Blade with its strange naming scheme is intended to have that Ninja like spirit. The spirit of a strong fighter that will silently stalk and take out its target, then disappear into the night like it was never there. That is exactly how Foxconn built the Flaming Blade, the board is a trimmed down version of the BloodRage but only in "extra" features that many gamers rarely use. Of course all of this translates into a lower pricetag with great performance.

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"There are a myriad of ear buds on the market and you've got $20 burning a hole in your pocket. What is the advantage of choosing the G-Cube ear buds over the competition? For starters they are comfortable, adjustable, and sound good. Add a carrying pouch, extension cord, and the choice of several different colors and you have a pretty good value for the money."

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As we spend more time communicating through electronic means it's not surprising to see an increase of gadgets designed to improve the experience. When it comes to audio, most of the attention in consumer devices gets spent on the listening experience.  5.1 surround sound has become a standard, but what average user even has the capability to record in stereo? Yet the quantity of audio content produced by average users should not be ignored. Online videos, music, conferencing, chatting and gaming are on the rise. Cyber Acoustics is one company that has recognized a need for improved audio quality produced by the average user. The Cyber Acoustics AC-401 Circumaural Speech Recognition Stereo Headset uses 'Direct Noise Canceling Technology' to reduce background noise so you can be heard loud and clear. Here at Benchmark Reviews we bring out the scale to see how this headset weighs-in.

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"Xigmatek is entering the case market with their first case - The Midgard. Midgard follows the current trend of highly ventilated gaming cases. Cost effective solution that will save some cash for other components?"

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Arctic Cooling, one of the leading manufacturers of fans and coolers, provided us Alpine 64 Pro, their new valuecooler for AMD based computers. Let's have a look how it compares against AMD's stock cooler in home and overclocking use.

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The Federal Trade Commission will try to regulate blogging for the first time, requiring writers on the Web to clearly disclose any freebies or payments they get from companies for reviewing their products.

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Not having a performance leading product doesn't mean the end of a company. AMD is the hardcore proof of that. Turning its attention to the much larger mainstream market resulted in some great products that offer amazing performance at low price points. This time, AMD has outdone itself, and the recently introduced Athlon II X4 620 could very well be a dream come true for mainstream users, the first ever quad core processor for just under $100.

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BCCHardware, Thermaltake and Zalman are proud to present our October Giveaway!  The prizes?  The low-profile, high performance Thermaltake ISGC-400 cooler and the Zalman CNPS10X Extreme CPU Cooler.  These coolers are designed for maximum performance and minimum noise for many of today's popular CPUs.

Winning is as easy as sending us a picture of your nasty cooling and/or computer.  Not too hard and it's worth about $70 for a few minutes of your time.  Full contest details over here: http://www.bcchardware.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7716&Itemid=56

The Gigabyte Cupio 6140 is one fine case, and Quiet PC USA has done well to increase the appeal with the quiet modifications. The fit and finish are top-notch, all of the features worked perfectly, and the tool-less chassis really surprised me with the external bays. It is definitely quiet, and doesn’t have loads of LEDs glaring at you, so it probably won't draw too much attention to itself.

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The proliferation of multimedia audio and video formats, including Blu-Ray, and an increasing array of TV and web based services have made the home theatre personal computer (HTPC) a powerful convergence device. With the imminent release of Microsoft's Windows 7 Operating System, Benchmark Reviews explores the evolution of the Windows HTPC Platform. We will also examine the efforts of a global community of users and premium developers, who have used Microsoft's product to showcase their skills and highlight their passion to make the PC a core component of the home entertainment setup.

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