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Mobile media sharing is becoming very popular with today's vast growing mobile market. We take a look at this production Kingston MobileLite Wireless unit and look at the software interface that drives it. There is one big thing missing from this unit, from what you saw on the preview unit, so read on to find out what we thought!
In this review we will be taking a look at Kingston's new MobileLite G3, an extremely compact USB 3.0 SDHC and Micro SDHC UHS-I card reader. In order to put this new card reader to the test, Kingston also provided one of their new 16GB UHS-I 233X SDHC cards, which takes advantage of the UHS (Ultra High Speed) transfer rates.
We’re PC enthusiasts. We buy bigger graphics cards to improve our gaming, better audio cards to improve our immersion, and feature-richier gaming peripherals to improve our skill. Is it so unreasonable, then, to purchase an Ethernet card that promises to deliver the best-possible net experience for gamers? It’s an oft-debated topic, and one that doesn’t have a clear conclusion.
I remember the first card nVidia ever put out.. the NV1, which was a PCI video card plus an audio card plus wavetable synthesizer plus game controller board. At the time, all of these functions were handled by several different add-on cards, and certainly not by PCI. That technology was way ahead of its time, which in my opinion is the major reason it was not a commercial success.
When Ageia released a PhysX physics processing unit several years ago, many people thought the technology would never catch on; simply because it was another thing they had to buy, another add-on card. However, while they were right in that the PPU itself didn't do so well, the technology did and has now been encorporated into nVidia's GPUs.
HTPC werden immer populärer. In vielen Wohnzimmern ist bereits ein Computer für die Video- und Musikwiedergabe zuständig. Ein HTPC hat aber noch viele weitere Einsatzmöglichkeiten wie z.B. das Betrachten von Fotos, Surfen im Internet oder Spiele spielen. Oft reicht dafür eine einfache Fernbedienung als Eingabegerät nicht mehr aus. Eine normale Tastatur und Maus passen aber auch nicht wirklich in das Ambiente des Wohnzimmers. Abhilfe schaffen kleine Tastaturen mit integriertem Touchpad oder Trackball. Sie vereinen Maus und Tastatur in einem handlichen Gerät. Wir haben dieses Mal so eine Tastatur von Keysonic im Test.Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
KeySonic brachte mit der ACK-540 ALU+RF eine kabellose Tastatur in den Handel. Die Mini-Tastatur mit integriertem Touchpad soll mit schickem Design vor allem im HTPC-Bereich Anwendung finden. Ob die ACK-540 ALU+RF Wireless Tastatur die Anforderungen einer HTPC-Tastatur erfüllt, zeigt der folgende Testbericht.
Pünktlich zum 1. Advent präsentieren wir einen Einkaufs-Ratgeber zu den Höhepunkten des Jahres in den Kategorien Smartphones, Notebooks, Tablets, Spiele und PC-Hardware!
If you take a look at the Karotz Smart Rabbit it is cute, quirky and would look good on just about any desk. But what is the Karotz? And is it really useful? Karotz is a Wi-Fi connected robot that can read your RSS feeds, Twitter, Facebook, tell you the weather, wake you up in the morning and much more. Through the Karotz website you are able to load applications on to your Karotz. While currently the “Appz” list is small is it always growing. We’ve had our Karotz Smart Rabbit in the office for about 3 weeks now, read on the see if it has been useful to us.
Unser Schreibsklave Karl hat es geschafft sich eine eigene Kolumne - die Karlumne - zu erkämpfen. Darin beschäftigt er sich freitags mit aktuellen Themen aus IT und den damit verbundenen gesellschaftlichen Phänomenen. Diese Woche hat er sich mit den Social Networks befasst - namentlich Google+.
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