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The Sonos Playbar sounds great, and its stylish design will fit into any modern living room. It's expensive, but it's a versatile audio solution that you can effortlessly combine with the other Sonos products.
Bereits im März hatten wir die Möglichkeit, die erste Version des smarten Komplettsystems „PicoX“ von Soartec unter die Lupe zu nehmen. Nun folgt der zweite Streich der Bamberger. Während sich das Design nicht verändert hat, stellte Soartec kräftig an der Leistungsschraube. Mit einem neuen Prozessor aus Intels Core-i5-Serie soll nun deutlich mehr Rechenleistung vorhanden sein.
Neue Komplettsysteme auf mini-ITX-Basis sollen zukünftig aus dem deutschen Bamberg kommen. Dort stellt Soartec eigene Gehäuse mit einem individuellen Kühlkonzept her und verbaut darin einen leistungsfähigen Media-PC. Wir stellen in unserem heutigen Test den PicoX auf den Prüfstand und untersuchen, was in ihm steckt.
TheSnugg continues to offer a great range of cases and accessories for our latest mobile devices. I recently acquired a new Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 and knowing it was going to be popular with my small but sometimes clumsy family I decided it needed some protection. This particular case comes in a variety of colors from black to pink, baby blue to white, with my particular choice being “distressed brown”. Some members of the family would have probably chosen pink, but I can’t see me walking around the streets of Stockholm with one of those in hand. The point is there’s a color to suit all styles and tastes, I just happen to fall into the (di)stressed brown category.
Based in White City, Oregon, Smooth Creations sells built-to-order gaming PCs and is known for their high-quality custom paint jobs. The company hooked us up with an HD 5970-equipped, Phenom II X6 based system with a custom “Battlefield: Bad Company 2” paint scheme.
Last week I was watching CNN and heard about a new gadget called the Smash Mute. The Smash Mute is a giant button that you press or smash with your fist and it will mute your television. That is all this $24.95 gadget does, but I just had to get my hands on one. In this election year we could see close to $1 billion in campaign spending, so it's inevitable that TV commercials will drive us all crazy and need to be muted.
There has always been a sizeable gap between inkjet and laser printers in terms of both speed and quality. Laser printers were always faster and inkjets always had superior print quality. While we've been able to depend on these age-old truisms for a long time, things have become less black-and-white in recent years. Inkjets have become faster, and laser printers are able to produce much higher-quality photo and colour prints. The price difference between the two types has also decreased through the years. The cheapest laser all-in-one in this test costs about as much as the most expensive inkjet all-in-one.
Now Epson and HP come with the claim that their models in our current test are up to 50 percent more cost-efficient in use than their laser-powered counterparts. Epson doesn't pull any punches and even claims that their inkjet in this test is just as fast as a laser printer. Bold claims, which we will gladly put to the test.
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For those of you that closely follow what I write about, you will likely remember the BitFenix Alchemy Cables we took a look at in early September. When I took at look at pretty much one of every cable extension they offer, my findings then were that I really liked the coverings choice with the blend of cloth fibers versus the plastic braided offerings available to DIY types or even in other pre-assembles cables. Factoring in the pricing and considering I shelled out $40 for a 6" custom 24-pin alone, BitFenix had the total package and I didn't even cover the seven color choices in the covering to go with any sort of color scheme.
Crucial's Ballistix kits are all well known, but would it be a good Tactical move to get a generation old kit over today's offerings?
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