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We were brought over to the Samsung Smart TV that was connected to the internet with an Ethernet cable and loaded with Gaikai’s online gaming app that is needed for access to the NVIDIA GeForce GRID cloud gaming platform. A few seconds later we were playing Meteor Entertainment’s new mech warrior game Hawken from a data center about 10 miles away in the heart of LA. Keep in mind we were doing this with just a TV and the remote control as the hardware running the game was miles away...
Hard disk drive docking stations are amongst the very few things that have really made things easier for me (and i bet for most of you as well) since it's a lot more convenient to just insert an disk drive in them and start working on it than opening your PC Case and installing it inside. That being said HDD docking stations are not really ment as a permanent solution since an internal SATA connection is a lot faster than eSATA and USB 2.0/3.0 altogether (and you can't really damage a drive as easy as when it's out in the open) but that doesn't necessarily mean that you can't use them for a long time if you don't really care about having the best possible transfer speeds. However that's not all and so recently we see more and more of those docking stations featuring cloning capabilities allowing pretty much anyone to clone a drive without much effort. The latest RaidSonic ICY BOX IB-120CL-U3 HDD Docking & Clone Station is such a device and we decided to take it for a ride.
For years Computex has been one of the premier ICT (Information, Communication, Technology) trade shows and has done a superior job in promotion as well as ROI. With the completion of Computex 2012 I want to focus on the big picture for you. Computex has tradionally been a platform for product launches and business acquisition, but what about this year? Has Computex 2012 brought with it the same ROI for exhibitors, visitors, and buyers worldwide? The answer is a resounding yes, but the way in which it has done so has formed a trendline over the past few years which is as interesting as it is disturbing.
Network media players may not hold the same share in the market such as DVD and Blu-Ray players but as long as we keep getting larger storage capacity drives available to fit every bit of media owned by people there's simply no doubt it my mind that it will not take long before there's at least a single network media player in every house (personally i have 5). So if you've been following my media player reviews who should remember saying that Sigma Designs has yet to release their top-end HD decoding chip (i have no idea when they will) but since even their latest base solution the SMP8670/71 works like a charm many of the top manufacturers have decided to introduce more than just 1 solution based on it. Almost a month ago we reviewed the very good TV-301A network media player by Dune HD and today with us we have its little brother, the TV-101AW.
We live in dangerous times, i am sure that no one can really deny that so it goes without saying that we need to take extra steps to ensure the safety of both our loved ones and everything we own. This is partially as to why I’ve been testing various security devices during the past 5 years including IP cameras and motion sensors (the 2nd is more of a hobby to me). However setting up a security grid made out of several IP cameras around your house and/or your office is a lot more complicated than many seem to think and so today we are going to see how an 8-port 10/100Mbps PoE Switch like the TPE-PS44 by TRENDnet can aid you with that.
We are going to be looking at the Palicomp Alpha Pulse which is one of their custom gaming systems. It’s priced around the £1400 inc. VAT mark and features an overclocked Core-i7 processor and a top-end nVidia GeForce GTX 670 graphics card.
Un an après une belle série Lamptron, c'est au tour des rhéobus BitFénix de faire un tour à la Ferme, avec les Recon et Hydra Pro. Un seul mot d'ordre, le max de fonctionnalités à prix plancher. Mais pour commencer, seul le premier nous intéresse dans ce test.
Aktuelle Grafikkarten haben schon lange die CPU als größte Hitzequelle im Gamer-PC abgelöst, das Kühlen dieser Hardware ist öfters nur mit lautstarken Mitteln möglich. Die in diesem kurzen Artikel als Beispiel geführte Asus Radeon HD 7970 im Referenzdesign von AMD kämpft vor allem mit einer indiskutablen Lautstärke unter Last. Der Kühler ist dabei mächtig keine Frage, aber er erkauft sich seine guten Temperaturen durch eine sehr hohe Geräuschemission. Ohne viel Geld in einen Custom-Kühler zu investieren bleiben dem User nicht viele Möglichkeiten dem Lüfter etwas Einhalt zu gebieten. Eine mögliche Alternative ist das wechseln der Wärmeleitpaste welche zwischen Kühlkörper und GPU sitzt. In diversen Foren fällt dieser Tipp öfters, doch was bringt dieser wirklich? Dem will ich mit diesem Artikel auf den Grund gehen und spendiere meiner Radeon HD 7970 eine Behandlung mit hochwertiger Wärmeleitpaste.
Last week I was watching CNN and heard about a new gadget called the Smash Mute. The Smash Mute is a giant button that you press or smash with your fist and it will mute your television. That is all this $24.95 gadget does, but I just had to get my hands on one. In this election year we could see close to $1 billion in campaign spending, so it's inevitable that TV commercials will drive us all crazy and need to be muted.
Perhaps one the most difficult parts of being an avid reviewer is finding new and innovative devices to review, devices which one simply does not get to see often if at all. Nowadays however innovative ideas become more and more rare since pretty much everything one may think of is already out there being developed or manufactured by one of the countless available manufacturers (that's also why we see the same devices rebranded and sold by two or more different companies). Luckily however innovation has not completely dried out and so every now and then we do get to see something new (sometimes even impressive) and without doubt the latest Lower East Side Audio Dock Air by Audyssey is one such device.
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