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Are you looking to build a new PC and thinking about using the Mini-ITX platform? Today, Legit Reviews shows you how to create a SFF system and stay under the $650 price point. The system uses an Intel Ivy Bridge processor, a Kingston 120GB SSD, and an ASUS GeForce GTX 650 video card just to highlight a few of the main components. This system should be able to easily tackle normal usage scenarios during the work week and then switch roles to a nice gaming machine on the weekends. Read on to check out the build!
Are you a fitness junkie? Do you want to find out what types of workouts challenge your fitness levels? Or maybe you just want to keep better track of how active you are, whether that’s how your golf swing is, how fast or far you run, or what your heart rate level is during your curling sets. Amiigo has redefined the way we can track our fitness. They wanted to create something that would allow people to track the details of an exercise routine and how it affects the body so they came up with a way to personalize your workout routine with a fitness band, shoe bracelet and iPhone app.
Now, if you’re all following the current events, you’ll have known that Samsung unveiled the long awaited Galaxy SIII in London yesterday. However, after all of the rumours over the past few months, were you left amazed or a little disappointed?
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Power, it seems we always need more power for our gadgets. There’s nothing worse than being out somewhere only to run out of juice is there? You could carry extra cables with you and spare adapters but then you’ll need to spend more money for those sorts of things. Is it worth it? Maybe, but the product I have today is better and easier than carrying all those extra things. If you’ve got an iDevice then this product will charge it without the need for cables. It’s called the Mobile power Station and our friends and USBFever provided it to us for review. This external portable battery will charge most all iDevices quickly and easily and best of all it will do it many times before you actually have to recharge it.
The SuperTooth Crystal is a versatile Bluetooth car speakerphone as it can play back music from Bluetooth A2DP enabled phones, announce GPS instructions as well as function as a hands free system. This last feature is great for those with stringent hands free driving laws. The Crystal is simple to install and pair up. Plus it works flawlessly with the iPhone 4S and Siri.
If you asked a group of people to explain the Apple TV, I’d place a good bet that not even half of them could accurately describe it. “You watch TV on it”, wrong! Instead, the main feature of Apple TV is to rent on demand movies, like those you can rent on Sky, Virgin and other subscription TV services… so what purpose does this product really serve? In this Apple TV review 2011 we attempt to find out what this mysterious device really is.
If you’ve never used a mobile mount, you might ask, “Mobile mounts, huh, what are they good for?”. Short (obvious) answer, holding your mobile devices. With the H1 Premium Mobile Holder, and H5 Premium Car Mount, Luxa2 aims to bring a bit more style and functionality to mobile mounts. H1’s aluminum Apple iMac inspired body brings the style, whereas H5’s flexible body brings functionality. Continue reading to see if you can benefit by adding these two devices to your accessory lineup.
Until a few months ago, I had quite a large reservation against the principle of powerline technology and up until this point I was hard fought when it came to recommending it. Thankfully though Netgear was able to change all this with the XAVB5201 kit and since then I've been totally converted and I can at last put my trust in the technology.
To move on from the simple principle of wired networking, where else is there to go? well the obvious answer is to eliminate the wires and this then in a way questions why one would want to use a powerline kit. Well in many instances wireless has its downfalls mainly due to signal coverage and speed and this is hence why signal boosters and wireless repeaters are available on the market. Truth be told though, wireless extenders still have their pro's and con's, the main one being loss of speed and increased ping. When I looked at Netgear's WN1000RP, it did great in improving the range of my wireless network, but there was a notable drop in speed at the same time which is something that most repeaters do suffer from in varying degrees.
I mulled over multiple options for nearly a week before deciding that I wanted to install a PC in place of the current setup. A computer would allow me to add all of my MP3s as well as replace the unsightly TV / VCR combo. The PC would open up nearly all types of digital video formats as well which would certainly come in handy for passengers during a road trip.
More power is needed for our mobile devices and today I have another portable battery pack for review from our friends over at Lumsing. Today I have a 10400mAh portable battery pack or power bank that features two USB ports that can charge tablets or phones or both at the same time or virtually anything else that charges via USB. The 10400mAh capacity of the battery will allow you to charge you devices multiple times so it’s a great power pack for just a day or even a weekend on the go and it will make sure you’ve got power when you need it most. Read on to learn more.
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