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3DS im Hands-on-Test: Nintendo hatte mit der Wii Ende 2006 die Spiele-Branche neu aufgemischt und nun steht mit dem Nintendo 3DS ein weiteres innovatives Spielgerät in den Startlöchern. PC Games Hardware konnte sich nun einen ersten Eindruck vom Gerät verschaffen.
Last fortnight, I was a guest at the Sony Showcase Building in Ginza, Tokyo, to take a look at one of the more interesting and unique new gadgets from the electronics giant in some years. The HMZ-T1, otherwise known by the somewhat more interesting moniker 'Personal 3D Viewer', looks like an accessory of Professor X, but the headset which beams 3D images directly to the retina will soon be available to the Japanese market. For a brief few minutes I was given a hands on demonstration with a prototype device and I'd like to tell you all about it.
Today I have a DSLR camera bag up for review, it’s from our friends at Love Cases again and if you need to take a lot with you, then you need to get this bag. The bag or case is the Hama Rexton 170 which is designed to hold everything you need for the days photo shooting and protect it as well. The case is made of Polytex Ripstop material so it’s very durable and rugged and it comes with more than enough pockets for plenty of extra memory cards, batteries and any other small accessories that you might need.
At this point and time I think everybody has a digital camera of some sort. Gone are the days of developing film, now everything is instant and easy. When it comes to camera cases you’ve got plenty of options that’s for sure and Love Cases has sent me over one of their products for review and, you guessed it, it’s a camera case. The case is from Hama and it’s for compact cameras, the point and shoot style, so it can fit many brands of cameras and not just any specific one, just up to a certain size.
So I'm back with another camera case for review from our friends at Love Cases. This time they've sent me the Colt Syscase from Hama that can be used for a small DSLR or SLR style camera or it can be used for a compact camera and have some room left over for other stuff. It's a camera case so it's padded and it comes with a nice little pocket so you can take extra memory cards or batteries with you.
Almost one year ago now I reviewed the DarbeeVision Darblet HDMI Video Processor and I thought it was a great device but one of my chief complaints was and still is that it’s rather ugly and apparently a company called Salt Labs agrees with me on this as they’ve sent me of the Halite Video Purifier based on the Darblet. The device is virtually the same as the Darblet but it just looks a whole lot better now. The Halite essentially reprocesses your video, any video, movies, games or TV and add further depth cues to it for enhanced depth and realism, and I found that it can make everything just look better overall. The Halite can improve video quality on lower resolution videos and one of the things I love about it is that it can bring things in the background more into focus. The Halite isn’t only for videos, but it does have a gaming mode so it can even enhance your gaming experience. Read on to learn more…
Recently I described my latest Hackintosh build, a mini-ITX system based on an Intel Core i3-3220 CPU, an ASUS P8H77-i motherboard, and an ASUS GTX660 video card. I had to work with what our vendors sent us for the project, but that doesn't mean that you do. In this follow-up article I'll explore the performance and price of some different CPU and video hardware options.
Ein günstiger Gaming-Rechner aus dem privaten PC-Fachhandel, geht das überhaupt? Wir machten den Test und orderten einen Gaming-PC für Einsteiger abseits der PC-Discounter wie Media Markt, Medion oder Dell. Kann das Gerät überzeugen?
Many of us take our eyes for granted nearly every day, as we spend countless hours in front of a computer monitor until the strain sends us home at night. Some people spend an entire day in front of the screen, only to go home and continue on a new display. The average person now spends more time working on computers than anything else, including sleep. This is where digital eyewear comes into action, helping to relieve the strain associated with extended periods behind a monitor. In this article, Benchmark Reviews inspects the Gunnar Catalyst Shredder performance glasses, which use i-AMP Lens Technology.
Today Kaeyi Dream takes a look at a pair of Gunnar Optiks named the Intercept. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay on top of all our latest video reviews.
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