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Today I will be taking a look at this simple LED lighting kit from Antec, sure it may not be up there with the usual enthusiast hardware that we often feature on the site, but sometimes simple is effective.
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It was back in June this year that I took a look at the Hauppauge HD PVR Gaming Edition, not only did I want to have a go with the product, but I also needed something that would fit my requirements for eTeknix weekly game reviews. I needed something that could capture footage, take screenshots, that wasn't too difficult to setup and use and of course be cost effective at the same time. I was rather happy with its performance and it earn't our eTeknix Gamers Choice Award.
The Hue lights from Philips offer a glimpse into the future of the fully automated and centrally controlled hi-tech home. Installation is very simple, the E27 bulbs fit in most common fittings and they are very energy-efficient. And unlike certain other energy-saving and LED lights, the Hue bulbs are able to provide a warm glow.
Media players are something that we only look at from time to time, and we have seen a few that are a little rough around the edges and feel like they have been released without the software side being fully tested or completed, or in other scenarios are let down by low specifications that lead to an inability to fully playback high definition content. That said though there are a number of devices out there that are able to deliver just as they say they would and in some rare cases give more than expected.
Typically when we hear the name Asus, we automatically think of motherboards, graphics cards, laptops and all-in-one systems to name but a few products, however they also have a line of home media players that offer up sleek simple designs and a suitably affordable price tag.
The O!Play Mini+ may be a small device, but it does a boast a wide range of features including full support for high definition content streamed from either a USB device, memory card or network location, access to internet services such as Facebook, DailyMotion, Picasa, Flickr, YouTube and most notably of all full access to Netflix.
Plastic parts of older computers become yellow or brown over time, so you end up with a computer that looks yellow or brown instead of white or gray. In this tutorial, we will show you how to restore old plastic parts to their original color by using a homemade peroxide-based solution called Retr0bright.
It's definitely one of the better-sounding Bluetooth speakers that we have heard, but then again, there aren't many products like this on the market. Its larger dimensions give it an advantage over speakers like the Jawbone Jambox and the Jabra Solemate, in areas of volume, bass and detail.
Das japanische Unternehmen Scythe ist bekannt für seine hochwertigen Kühllösungen aber auch PC-Zubehör bietet der Hersteller an. In diesem Fall brachte Scythe erst kürzlich die Kaze Station II auf dem Markt. Eine kleine zwei Kanal Lüftersteuerung, zwei USB 3.0 Anschlüsse und Anschlüsse für Kopfhörer und Mikrofon sind die Hauptmerkmale des 3,5" großen Zubehörs. Wir wollen die Kaze Station II in diesem Review einmal etwas näher vorstellen.
It is a fact that laptops can get very hot and, depending on where it is placed, it can get mighty uncomfortable. The advent of laptop coolers has provided a way to help reduce the heat for the comfort of both the computer and the user. Beijing Deepcool Industries Co., Ltd are introducing a line of laptop coolers into the North American Market. Benchmark Reviews has obtained DeepCool M3 Audio Cooling Pad to review. Let's see if it can take the heat off your lap while bringing cool sound to your ears...
SimCity“ steht wie kaum ein anderer Name für die großen Zeiten des Simulationsgenres. Wir klären im Test, was der neueste Teil der Reihe zu bieten hat.
As part of PCSTATS Guide to Vitualizing Windows 8 we have a collection of really handy tips for Oracle VitualBox. Up first is how to configure a network share between host and virtual machines. Next up is a tip to getting USB 2.0 thumb drives working in the virtual environment - there's some extra configuration needed for this which is not quite self-evident. Following that we have a tip for bringing back the start menu in Oracle VM's of Windows 8 - this is certainly handy when proofing installations for office-wide roll outs. Enjoy!
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