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The Tesoro Aegis Gaming Mouse Pad comes in 4 different sizes, has a durable 3D fabric & high density textured surface, anti-slip design rubber base and a stitched edging. Most gamers still prefer cloth mouse pads for the feel, smooth soft mouse surface and affordability. So gamers will love the Tesoro Aegis Gaming Mouse Pad.
The Bracketron NanoTek Stand is universal and works on just about any device like a smartphone, tablet or MP3 player. As long as the device as a smooth back it will stick and stay into position. It's all aluminum, comes in silver and black and is affordable. If you're in the market for a stand for your portable device that super easy to use, this is it!
We can be brief about the performance of the Tegra 4. It's a very powerful chip, and it stands head and shoulders above all of the other SoCs used in Android tablets. The Tegra 4 has a GPU that's actually as powerful as the one in the iPad, which is definitely an accomplishment.
We can't call this a review since it's not a consumer product, but we'll share some thoughts with you about Oculus Rift, and the future of gaming
Intels Kleinst-PC-Standard NUC steht jetzt auch mit „Haswell“-CPUs im Handel. Wir testen das Topmodell D54250WYK mit einem Fokus auf Leistung, Verbrauch und Lautstärke.
The home network is one of the most consistently neglected things in modern computing, usually relegated to the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” category even by most enthusiasts. However, it is also a market with constantly evolving technologies just like everything else and in the current landscape of always online games and every phone and gadget starving for wireless data why wouldn’t you want a network you can rely on? Earlier we reviewed My Net AC1300 from Western Digital and today we are back to put the ASUS RT-AC56U through the same paces. Is wireless AC technology all it’s cracked up to be? We will soon find out.
Habituellement, quand nous réalisons nos dossier Mini ITX Gaming, nous tentons de vous proposer les machines les plus Extrêmes. Ce jour, notre philosophie se voulait différente, car nous avons tenté de vous proposer une machine abordable mais très performante. Basée sur un 4670K et une GTX 760, nous restons en effet sous la barre symbolique des 1000 €.
Today we are taking a look a USB 3.0 hub with Ethernet from StarTech. This little device gives you the unmatched performance of a direct network connection, while simultaneously expanding your USB 3.0 ports. Read on to see how it performs.
Following on from my review on Asus’ top performing wireless AC router, the RT-AC68U that we looked at not too long ago, it is only worth us taking a closer look at what makes this next generation wireless adaptor tick. Unless your laptop or desktop system has built-in wireless, there is one of two main options out there for you to choose from in order to add the freedom to your system that is wireless networking. The first of these methods is to get a USB based device which is a simple device with very little setup required – literally plug it in, install the driver and you’re away. In addition a USB adaptor is compatible with both notebook and desktop systems and they are not overly expensive either. Like most things though there is a downside to going down the USB path; whilst they are able to deliver some highly respectable levels of performance, the antenna is either very small, or internal to the adaptor and therefore signal strength can be an issue.
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