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Today starts a small series of articles about our latest project build. If you haven’t noticed, LanOC staff takes a very big interest in LAN events including hosting our own in Northwest Ohio twice a year. Anyone who has packed all of their equipment up to come out to a LAN or two will completely understand why I prefer to build a PC specifically for coming out to events. My main PC the “Fridge” is literally larger than a mini fridge. It is a complete monster and is extremely eye catching, but when it takes two people and a large vehicle to get it out to an event you really start to wish you had something smaller. This is why for the past few years I have been using my “Lunchbox” builds at any event where I just want to kick back and enjoy myself. This project build is for Lunchbox 3, over the next few days I will go over its components and then show off its performance.
The MSI Gaming All-In-One PC takes what is essentially the guts of a performance laptop and puts it into a form factor which is ideal for the desktop. Large display with built in CPU and Radeon GPU, touch functionality etc. Today we find out if it can live up to its "Gaming" tag while also looking at its potential for normal desktop use.
The GIGABYTE Brix Mini-PC from GIGABYTE has several different versions each with different specifications. The defining difference between each of these units is the processor, well with the exception of the GB-BXPi3-4010. The GB-BXPi3-4010 has a feature quite unlike the others, a built-in WVGA projector that is capable of a 864 x 480 screen resolution! Each of these units is a barebones system, so keep that in mind. You will have to add a mSATA drive and memory to the GIGABYTE Brix of your choice. Read on as we take the Gigabyte Brix Projector for a test drive!
Das Telefunken ELA M 251E zählt mit dem C12, dem U47, sowie dem Neumann M49 zu den begehrtesten Mikrofonen überhaupt. Originale aus den 60er Jahren sind so gut wie nicht mehr zu bekommen, da sie längst bei Liebhabern dieser Vintage-Mikrofone verschwunden sind und selbst wenn, müsste man mit einem Preis zwischen 20000-30000€ rechnen. Dazu kommt, dass man damit höchstwahrscheinlich eine Baustelle erwirbt, mit Teilen denen die letzten 50 Jahre nicht gut getan haben. Gerade Kapseln aus dieser Zeit weisen kleine Risse auf und fangen an zu oxidieren. Dem nicht genug, sondern auch dessen Kunststoffteile werden porös, bekommen Risse und brechen. Aus diesem Grund stehen Mikrofone aus dieser Zeit mit ihrem unverwechselbaren Klangcharakter immer wieder Pate für Nachbauten.
We've admired Icy Dock's products for years, and we've loved the designs and high build quality. Today Chris walks us through the ToughArmor Series.
Blackfire makes several different flashlights that are much more than just a light and I’ve reviewed the regular Clamplight a little bit ago, but today I have another one from Blackfire called the Clamplight Mini and it’s just what it sounds like a tiny Clamplight. This little flashlight features an LED that never needs replaced and has a battery life of about 55 hours. The Clamplight Mini is not only a light but it’s clamp, the clamp is built in so you can clip or clamp the light to any surface or you could even use it as a clamp to hold things together. Read on to learn more…
We look at the WR600NSI, a compact and affordable 802.11n Wi-Fi range extender from Diamond Multimedia. Follow on as Tyler gives us the full details.
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Memory card is being widely used since past few years for digital camera, handphone, portable audio device and etc. Most of these devices will come with USB cable for data transferring however it will be very troublesome for having so many cables if you have multiple devices hence card reader is one of the good solutions here. Today we will have a quick look on Vizo latest card reader; MirrorBox CR.
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