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The Beyerdynamic MMX 2 is a high quality stereo headset, which is also very light and comes with a USB adapter that also allows us to mute/unmute the microphone or adjust the volume level. As a bonus, the headset comes also with a 3.5 to 6.35 millimetres jack adapter, so we can connect it to other Hi-Fi equipment like amplifiers or receivers.
Mit dem DTX 50 Individual möchte die deutsche Firma beyerdynamic den speziellen Wünschen ihrer Kunden ein Stück entgegen kommen. Es handelt sich bei diesem Artikel um eine Kombination aus hochwertigem In Ear Ohrhörer und einem spezifischen Kundenzuschnitt. Damit dies funktioniert, wurde als Partner die Firma KIND, ihres Zeichen Hörgerätehersteller, hinzugezogen. Was das Ergebnis dieser Kooperation ist, und wie sich damit Akustik genießen lässt, lest ihr in diesem Langzeittest.
On the test bench today we have BeQuiet's Dark Rock 3 heatsink; the "little brother" to the dual-tower Dark Rock Pro 3 CPU cooler Frostytech recently put through the thermal wringer. The Dark Rock 3 stands 159mm tall and weighs in at 976 grams. Built around six, 6mm diameter copper heatpipes and a large aluminum fin stack, the Dark Rock 3 is rated to heat loads up to 190W TDP by the manufacturer.
Today for review I've got a rather unique mouse, one that you can wash with soap and water! It's a product that might be considered a gimmick, but it comes from a rather well known company. Actually it's two products the Washable Travel Mouse and Pouch Pad from Belkin. Since it's washable there's no scroll wheel for obvious reasons, it's been replaced by a unique touch sensitive strip. So continue on to learn more about it...
Today we have a rather interesting product that confused me a little when I found out about it. The Belkin Washable Mouse is a mouse that is water-resistant, so it can endure spills and it also stays clean. Along with a versatile scroll pad, the Washable mouse from Belkin sounds like something that sounds too good to be true. Let's take a look and see if the ride is as smooth as Belkin suggests.
It's a common scenario for many of us these days: multiple computers, but no desk space for multiple monitors, keyboards, and mice. You might have a work machine and a play machine; or a home media server you access and control over the network, but it would really be nice if you had a monitor and keyboard sometimes, or maybe you just thought it would be fun to try one of those $200 nettop computers to see if it had any actual application. The solution is a KVM (keyboard/video/mouse) switch, and Benchmark Reviews looks at the Belkin SOHO F1DD104L four-port DVI-USB KVM switch to see how well it would work for you. This is a high-end switch with lots of extra features, so let's get started!
Die in Kalifornien gegründete Firma Belkin ist ein weltweit führender Hersteller von Connectivity-Produkten und bietet eine Reihe von innovativen Lösungen für Computer, elektronische, audio-visuelle und mobile Geräte. In ihrem Produktsortiment befindet sich auch das Belkin n52te Gaming Pad, eine Zusatztastatur speziell für Spieler aller Klassen. Wie sich das Gaming-Pad, welches in Softwarezusammenarbeit mit Razer entwickelt wurde, im Praxistest schlägt erfahrt ihr in diesem Testbericht.
The Azio Levetron Mech5 mechanical gaming keyboard has all the features you would expect from a gaming keyboard. In fact, the Azio Levetron Mech5 keyboard goes one step further to ensure that any type of gamer can customize the Mech5 to their own personal taste and needs. The modular design of the Mech5 makes it a better keyboard than I would have expected, during normal use for typing (as I am doing now) all the modular pieces can be removed to give the keyboard a clean stream lined feel. Then, when it is time to get serious and break out the big guns, I snap on the extra modular parts and have as many customizable macro keys as anyone would ever need. The Mech5 has 5 macro keys built on to the main keyboard, and each one has a switchable dual function. Then add in the six key top piece and the entire number pad and you have some serious fire power.
AZiO Corp is a new brand to us at eTeknix, so we're honoured today to be reviewing their flagship gaming keyboard, the Levetron Mech5. AZiO Corp is primarily and American brand, although we do occasionally see some of their products over here in the UK - and should expect to see them more often soon. This is the first time I've had my hands on one of their products to review, so I will make sure I pay close attention to the build quality and performance. The keyboard itself is known for its modular form, with nearly every aspect being customisable. The Mech5 features slightly more features and a tweaked design over the other keyboard in the range - the Mech4, which also has a different colour scheme, yet the same modular characteristics. Before I dive into the review, lets take a quick look at what the Levetron will present us with feature-wise:
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