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Over these past 12 months I am not sure which product class I’ve reviewed more – network attached storage devices or Wi-Fi video monitoring solutions. Today we look at the latter as the Dropcam HD is our review subject. Founded in 2009, Dropcam specializes in video monitoring and have recently upgraded their product line with an HD camera version, which features 720p video.
The TRENDnet TEW-811DRU AC1200 Dual Band Wireless Router offers 5GHz 867 Mbps AC & 2.4GHz 300 Mbps N bands, Gigabit LAN ports, USB share port, easy setup via WPS, WPA2 security, and more. It's range is excellent and performs very well, especially using 5GHz.
Almost every part of computers have evolved rapidly over the past few years, with the exception of conventional hard disks. The performance of processors, graphics cards and other components has increased significantly, but the speed of hard disks has been a bit stagnant. Buffalo attempts the break the mold with its new DriveStation DDR3, an external hard disk with USB 3.0 and 1 GB of DDR3 RAM.
So phones start to become something else at around 5-6inches but when does a tablet become something more? Today we look at a device which Dell market as a 'Portable All in One Desktop', the XPS 18. Is it a desktop though... or is it just about the biggest (and most powerful) tablet out there?
The Zotac Zbox Nano XS Plus was a practical little mini PC equipped with an AMD processor from the Brazos family. It's an energy-efficient processor, but for consumers that want more pint-sized power, Zotac now has real competition for the Intel NUC and Gigabyte Brix: the new Zotac Zbox Nano ID63/ID64/ID65 that comes with a powerful Intel processor.
Your body is continually bring blasted by natural background radiation from all sorts of things and unfortunately these days you need to worry about artificial background radiation. Pretty much every single electronic gadget that you own emits some level or radiation and we really don't have a clue what it is doing to our bodies. Anyone with common sense should recognize the importance of limiting your exposure to radiation. One company called DefenderPad has developed a product that will help protect you from laptop radiation and heat...
Inside the retail packaging you’ll instantly see the directions and there are just three simple steps to get started. You just need to plug the HDMI dongle into an HDTV, switch to that HDMI input and then go to a website to being the setup process to connect it to your existing local wireless (Wi-Fi) network. Besides plugging in the Chromecast the first time, you shouldn’t ever need to touch it again. Everything else from this point on is controlled with your computer, smartphone, or tablet...
You don't have to spend an arm and a leg for a good racing wheel. Compared to the top-of-the-line deluxe racing wheels, you sacrifice a little precision and build quality, but the quality of the steering wheel itself is mostly left intact. Instead of metal, more plastic is typically used. The pedals of the Thrustmaster F430 and Logitech Driving Force GT we tested for this review are more than good enough for the average gamer. Both work great for driving, they're very accurate and the quality of the force feedback is good. Logitech's wheel is slightly more expensive but has the better force feedback, while the Thrustmaster F430 has superior pedals. If you don't want to spend as much, the 458 Italia from Thrustmaster is a very good racing wheel. You don't get force feedback, however, and the pedals aren't as nice, but for the money it's a good product. If you want to go even cheaper, the Speedlink Drift O.Z. is an option. However, you get what you pay for, and you will enjoy your favorite racing game a lot more if you at least get the 458 Italia from Thrustmaster.
The Amped Wireless ACA1 Dual Band AC Wi-Fi USB Adapter is the perfect solution for a long range wireless networks. It does 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4GHz & 5GHz networks, has high power 5dBi antennas, powerful amplifiers & USB3.
Some say desktop computers are fading into a thing of the past, personally I prefer them over a laptop or tablet any day of the week. Laptops and tablets certainly have their place in today’s on-the-go lifestyle we lead. In fact I’m typing this while sitting in a hotel room on a business trip on my laptop. Obviously there are some advantages to them, but desktop systems are my preferred system any day of the week. Dollar for dollar desktop systems offer more bang for the buck than a laptop, but laptops offer portability though you sacrifice performance. If you haven’t guessed already, today we are looking at a full blown desktop system from Alienware, the X51 R2. The Alienware X51 desktop starts at only $699 but the sky is the limit as the X51 is fully customizable. Read on to see how it performs.
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