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"The Sharkoon X-Tatic 5.1 Digital Headset gives you professional audio quality in a private headset. The X-Tatic 5.1 Digital Headset provides universal connectivity and complete comfort. Both analog and optical connections can be used to ensure that the X-Tatic 5.1 is compatible with all of your modern devices. Sharkoon included Xbox360 voice connectivity and has updated the X-Tatic with an improved microphone for better performance. The ear pieces have improved comfort with a velvet material and extra cushioning."
Sharkoon X-Tatic 5.1 Digital Headset Review @ Hi Tech Legion- Details
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There are a lot of hard drive enclosures out there. No, really! Go punch "USB HDD enclosure" into Google or NewEgg some time, you'll be buried in them. This makes it rather hard for any one enclosure to have much success. Generally, the only way to stand out is to make it a funny shape, or offer some unusual feature. IN-WIN have decided to do both with the AMMO 2.5" HDD enclosure, shaping it like the magazine of an AR-15 and offering hardware-based encryption with RFID token-based access. Is this combination enough to make it worth your while? Let's find out
IN-WIN AMMO USB Hard Drive Enclosure @ TechwareLabs- Details
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Nyko Technologies®, the premier videogame accessories manufacturer, today announced its Type Pad Pro for the Wii™ is now available at Amazon.com and Canadian retailers. Featuring a full QWERTY thumbpad, the Type Pad Pro is ideal for typing on the Wii, game chat interaction, online navigation and Wii Shop Channel browsing, while maintaining pointer functionality with either the Nyko Wand or Wii Remote™.
The Type Pad Pro is fully supported by applications that utilize keyboard functionality like the Opera® Browser, Animal Crossing™: City Folk and Wii friend messaging. In addition, the Type Pad Pro features Nyko’s Trans-Port Technology™, which allows the A and B buttons to be accessed directly from the device's two trigger buttons when used with the Nyko Wand. Convenient A and B button access on the back of the Type Pad Pro allows for smoother and easier scrolling, zooming and clicking while browsing the web, enabling user-friendly web navigation. The device features up to 25 feet of wireless range and requires no additional batteries.
“Text input on the Wii has been limited to the on-screen keyboard or large, clunky hardware,” said Chris Arbogast, director of marketing at Nyko Technologies. “We are excited to see the Type Pad Pro release and provide a convenient all-in-one solution to type, navigate and control your Wii experience.”
The Type Pad Pro is available now at major North American retailers for a MSRP of $29.99. Connect with Nyko for your chance to win exciting Nyko prizes by visiting Nyko's Website, Twitter or Facebook. You can purchase the Type Pad Pro directly from Amazon here.
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The Xtreem Dark series of modules are aimed at the enthusiast and casual overclocker. With compact black heat spreaders and maximum specs of 1600 MHz, they should be an attractive choice for most i3 or i5 users out there. We slap the Xtreem Dark into our testing rig and turn up the heat to see what kind of power hides below the dark hard shell of these modules.
Team Group Xtreem Dark 1600 MHz CL8-8-8-24 @ techPowerUp- Details
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With USB 3.0 storage devices popping up all over, now is a good time to consider making the move to one, whether it be an enclosure or flash drive. To kick off what will be the first of many USB 3.0 device reviews, we're taking a look at Super Talent's SuperCrypt thumb drive, which promises both huge speeds and huge data protection.
Super Talent SuperCrypt 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ Techgage.com- Details
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"Today I’ll be reviewing Coolink’s CoratorDS – a CPU cooler which works with all of the latest Intel and AMD CPUs. Priced at around 40 - 50, it is in direct competition with some pretty good coolers. This will be a tough fight for Coolink’s cooler"
Coolink CoratorDS CPU cooler Review @ XtremeComputing- Details
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"Now that Andrew is back he is now been able to get all of the coverage going. There will be updates over the next few days since there is over a 1000 pictures to sort through . Did I mention there is over 200 Pictures of booth babes coming as well as videos of the girls dancing. Today we look at Titan, OCZ, NZXT and ECS."
Computex Coverage @ OCC- Details
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"Computer Ed takes a look at the recent news concerning Googles acquiring data from unsecured home networks around the world. The question was explored as to why Google did not delete the data as soon as they realized they had it. We also answered a question posed by a listener concerning the recent sale of Verizon Internet to Frontier Communication and how it will affect local customers. This just brings up however the need for home users to look at the various free online mail services. Gigabyte Motherboards much more"
Computer Ed Radio Show June 6 2010 @ Hi Tech Legion- Details
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Priced to move at $14.95, the Bullet offers an awesome accessory for those customers who ask for more than just the run of the mill cell phone charger.
News - Apple iPhone 3G S Bullet Retractable Car Charger Review at CCE Reviews- Details
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It's been a while since I've taken a look at a Thermaltake case, and if this case is any indication it looks like Thermaltake is still producing some pretty nice cases. I was overall very impressed with the Element V thanks to all of its features and very reasonable MSRP. At time of publishing it is listed at $169.99 USD, however if you do some looking online you can find it for ~$129.99 USD which makes it a very good value for a nice full tower case. . .
Thermaltake Element V Full-Tower Case Review - BCCHardware- Details
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"After buying PC Power & Cooling, OCZ decided to keep selling power supplies without modular cabling system and with a single +12 V rail under that brand, and sell under their own brand only products with modular cabling system. Fatal1ty 750 W is, therefore, a unit with this feature."
OCZ Fatal1ty 750 W Power Supply Review @ Hardware Secrets- Details
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Are you a World of Warcraft die hard fan? Want a nice looking, extremely comfortable wireless headset that has a lot of customizable options, including the choice to set one of multiple lights for the exterior and special designed lenses with Alliance/Horde design? Did I forget to mention very good sound quality? Then this piece of hardware might be designed just for you!
Creative World of Warcraft Wireless Headset Review @ Madshrimps- Details
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Unique illuminated globe and teardrop design brings modern style and sound to your iDevice
Culver City, CA – June 8, 2010 – Speakal, a company driven to provide innovative and stylish audio products, is proud to announce the immediate availability of the highly-anticipated iCrystal ‘made for iPod’ docking solution. iCrystal boasts one of the most innovative and unique designs of any dock on the market with two separated spherical pods that house an illuminated teardrop shedding a gentle ambient blue light around the rim of the speaker.
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"Continuing my "The Best of SkyMall" selection:"
SkyMall’s Most Bizarre Products – Part 2 @ Hardware Secrets- Details
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The Gorillatorch’s flexible, wrappable legs and super strong magnetic feet are coupled with 100 lumens of intense output and enhanced emergency features including red light and strobe options
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – June 8, 2010 – Joby, the world renowned designer of the Gorillapod™ line of innovative camera tripods, is pleased to announce the global launch of the Gorillatorch Flare. Expanding the Gorillatorch™ family of well-designed, revolutionary products for the creative and active consumer, the Gorillatorch Flare offers an enhanced emergency feature set in addition to the powerful beam and bendable legs with magnetic feet, and is Joby’s most versatile flashlight yet!
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"After working with this chassis, I can safely say that there's nothing hellish about NZXT's Hades mid-tower ATX case. It's feature rich with a good cable management design and a drive cage design built for maximum configuration options. The cooling performance is excellent, yet easy on the ears and the built in fan controllers allow the user to custom tailor the performance to suit the installed hardware."
NZXT Hades Computer Case Review @ Tweaknews- Details
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The Thermaltake Toughpower XT 775W PSU is a decent piece of kit for a mid-range enthusiast PC. This PSU comes equipped with one large 64A +12v rail and supports 4 PCIe devices - 2x 6-pin and 2x 8-pin. It is mostly modular and features a nice large fan that provides very good cooling to this unit under normal circumstances. . .
Thermaltake Toughpower XT 775 Modular PSU Review - BCCHardware- Details
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Highly Anticipated New Range Delivers Performance and Full Adjustability Beginning June 2010
San Diego, June 08. 2010
Mad Catz® Interactive, Inc. (“Mad Catz” or “the Company”) (AMEX/TSX: MCZ), a leading third-party interactive entertainment accessory provider today announced that it has begun world-wide shipment of its highly-anticipated R.A.T.7 and R.A.T.5 gaming mice under the Company’s Cyborg professional gaming brand.
Unveiled to critical acclaim at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Cyborg R.A.T. quickly sparked the imagination of gamers everywhere, all keen to experience the adjustable ergonomics and cutting-edge technology designed to deliver a competitive edge when compared to traditional gaming mice.
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"HTL and Computer Ed have invited Damon Muzny and Simon Solokto from AMD to participate in this discussion. Both Damon and Simon will be offering suggestions,opinions and may even answer some questions. The focus of this discussion is not about which brand of processor, video card, etc is best but what type of system build may be the most beneficial based on the opinions. We will also be discussing the definitions of Computer Users. Come Join us Damon and Simon will be available from Monday June 7 to Friday June 11, 2010."
HTL Fourm Discussion - Featuring Damon Muzny and Simon Soloktko of AMD @ Hi Tech Legion- Details
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Antec's Sonata Proto is not flashy or loaded with fans but that is more than acceptable. The Proto is a solidly built case with and a simple and elegant design.
News - Antec Sonata Proto Review at Overclockers OnlineMore Articles …
- MSI 890FXA-GD70 Review @ Neoseeker
- Cooler Master Vortex Plus CPU Cooler Review @ BayReviews.com
- CoolIT ECO A.L.C All-In-One Water Cooler reviewed in Metku.net
- Thermaltake SpinQ VT CPU Cooler @ Rbmods
- EVGA GeForce GTX 465 SuperClocked Video Card Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Antec Notebook Cooler Designer @ TechwareLabs
- Taking a Tour of Kingston's Hsinchu Factory @ Techgage.com
- Mushkin Joule 1000W Power Supply Review @ OCC
- Eagle Tech Arion ET-AR506-BK 2.1 Soundstage Speaker System Review @ Tweaknews
- The Booth Babes of Computex 2010 @ Techgage.com
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