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The current security craze is affecting more than our daily computing. The implementation of various security measures has gone beyond standard security measures and has entered the obscene. Where do we draw the line between taking precautions and stifling productivity. IT concerns are valid, immeasurable, and undeniable... however, so is productivity.
When Arctic Cooling asked me to review the Freezer 11 LP, I wasn’t expecting it to perform as well as it did. I was expecting the performance to be similar to the stock cooler but quieter.
Our friends at Geeks have sent me over another media player for review. This one holds a 2.5” drive, comes with remote and carrying case and it has controls right on the enclosure. As an added bonus you can also use a microSD card with it along with SD cards and even a memory stick, or you can hook up a USB flash drive or USB hard drive for added storage space. This little player is very versatile that’s for sure, it’s basic yes, but it’s not too bad.
Not long ago desktop was considered as a sunset business due to the modern life style where laptop, smart phone, mobile internet device are much preferred. However with the launch of All-in-One desktop, there is a slightly hope to bring back the unique selling points of a desktop besides its affordable price. Today we have a chance to review one of the best selling All-in-One desktop systems in the market; Lenovo IdeaCentre B500.
Whether you like them or not, Dell have been working hard to reinvent themselves lately with some very interesting and exciting releases. We have reviewed many of their products in the last 6 months and have often been impressed – particularly with their screen technology and Dell Streak smartphone running Google Android.
KitGuru has reviewed many pre built systems in recent months and we have made sure to cover all market sectors from extreme high end gaming to more modest HTPC creations. What if you want a media and gaming system capable of handling everything you throw at it while still maintaining the smallest possible footprint?
A long time ago I was told that information technology was about putting together systems that would take care of processing data. For many years this used to make sense for me and probably for most IT professionals. Not anymore. I think we have reached maturity of a new stage in the information technology evolution, where storing and processing data are just a way to something else, as it's never been before. Most importantly, IT professionals are also perceiving IT this way.
Die mobile Datennutzung hat in den vergangenen Jahren große Fortschritte gemacht und überzeugt heutzutage nicht nur durch hohe Datenraten sondern auch durch günstige Tarife. Neben Smartphones mit UMTS/HSDPA kommen auch HSDPA Surfsticks immer häufiger an Notebooks, Netbooks oder auch stationären PCs zum Einsatz. Oft besitzt man nur eine SIM-Karte mit der Datenflatrate, möchte diese aber mit mehreren Geräten nutzen. Hierfür bieten u.a. die Netzbetreiber sogenannte Mobile Router an, die mehreren Geräten den Zugriff auf den HSDPA Zugang mittels WLAN ermöglichen. Wir sehen uns in diesem Review einen mobilen WLAN-Router aus dem Hause Aximcom an, der neben Surfsticks auch Smartphones für den Verbindungsaufbau nutzen kann.
After an evening of 3D Blu-Ray viewing compliments of Samsung's BD-C6900, I can see how integrating 3D Blu-Ray into any consumer's home theater system could be considered a good thing. But the real thing to point out with the BD-C6900, is 3D is not where this product ends. With a fully integrated WIFI connection and the additional movie, video and multimedia functionality, this Blu-Ray player is definitely approaching the gray area just before you enter the realm of the Home Theater PC.
Streaming HD Video across the house? Gaming? Have a Huge house and 802.11g just won't due? Come see if this 450Mbps router from TRENDnet is worth your time.
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