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Shuttles Mini-PCs waren zu Zeiten von AMDs Athlon XP und Athlon 64 in aller Munde. Mit den Jahren ist es ruhig geworden um die kleinen Gehäuse beziehungsweise Barebones. Das Design ist nahezu gleichgeblieben, das Innenraumkonzept ebenso. Inzwischen findet sich aber nur noch ein Modell im Portfolio, das AMD-Prozessoren aufnimmt. Aber wer nun vielleicht die Hoffnung hat, eine APU oder aktuellste AM3+-Prozessoren verbauen zu können, wird leider etwas enttäuscht. Shuttle setzt auf den etwas betagten AMD-760G-Chipsatz und verlötet zusätzlich einen USB-3.0-Controller. Dafür lockt das SA76R4 mit einem günstigen Preis. Wir werden in diesem Test etliche Punkte ansprechen müssen. Das Gehäuse mit dem Netzteil muss genauso wie das verwendete Mainboard betrachtet werden. Die Shuttle-Kühleinheit, die auf den klangvollen Namen I.C.E. hört, wird ebenfalls eine Rolle spielen.
Der Markt für Lüftersteuerungen ist groß und wird von vielen Herstellern mit noch mehr Produkten beliefert, sodass es schwer fällt, aus dem Gros an angebotenen Produkten hervorzustechen. Dabei verfügen die meisten Geräte in der Preisklasse unter 20,-€ über eine Spannungsregulierung durch Potentiometer und unterscheiden sich allein durch die Farbgebung bei ihrer Beleuchtung. Hier setzt das Entwickler-Konglomerat von Phobya an, um sich mit einer Lüftersteuerung mit sechs getrennt regelbaren Kanälen im 5,25“ Format von der Masse abzuheben, indem man optisch auf eine Kombination aus extern bedienbaren und verchromten Kippschaltern und intern verstellbaren Potis setzt. Das offenkundige Retro-Design des Bauteils weiß durchaus zu gefallen – im folgenden Test möchten wir klären, ob es im Praxis-Einsatz ebenso zu überzeugen vermag.
At CeBIT, Sharkoon – and their host exhibitors, Wave Computer – again impressed me. They’ve got a new line of peripherals coming out soon, including three keyboards, three mice and three mouse pads.
Those of you with older television cabinets or mounted televisions know the difficulty that comes with hiding your equipment out of site while still being able to control it. Radio frequency (RF) has its benefits but requires a special remote control as well as IR blasters for each individual device you are looking to control. Sewell has developed the InjectIR device for those users who don’t want the complexity of an IR setup but still want to be able to control their hidden devices.
I still have fond memories of my first BlackBerry phone. While many people would chuckle now at the monochrome screen and ancient interface, I only had to charge the battery twice a week. Smartphones today may have fast quad core processors and giant 4 inch HD colour screens, but by the end of the working day you will probably need to recharge. As technology has advanced, so has the power drain.
If you are familiar with Sentey, you'll recognize a certain pattern they have when releasing their computer cases. They generally release a style of case and then release a few more with the same style and some minor changes. There will be an R version of the case that has red highlights, a B version with blue, W for white, and so on. In some case series they will also release a V version with a different side panel (usually windowed). In the case of the Optimus series, as well as a couple of other series, Sentey has now released a II version of the case. At Benchmark Reviews, we have a Sentey GS-6000 II Optimus case on hand and ready break down to explore what they've changed on this one.
Two weeks ago D-Link announced the introduction of a CAPTCHA to confirm configuration changes on some of its wireless routers. According to D-Link, the objective is to prevent that users whose machines have been owned by malware have the DNS settings in the router changes without the user's knowledge.
There are never many instances of panic regarding Apple. We never hear of viruses or problems from their devices but this doesn’t mean the security of your device should be ignored. Whether you have an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch you need to ensure it is secure both internally for web use and from general theft. As millions of people use these devices there are bound to be instances of hacking and viruses in time and you need to ensure you’re protected if this does happen. If you’re interesting in ensuring your Apple iOS device is protected then follow these simple tips.
Most of the people i know who wear wristwatches all the time have one or more favorite brands which they always trust when the time comes either to buy a new watch to add to their collection or as a replacement for an old one. Back in 2002 i was out for a stroll when i passed in front of a watch shop which had almost a 3 digit number of models on display (something that was a bit surprising since most watch shops have like 10-20 samples on display). However out of all these watches my eyes fell on a single bracelet one made by an unknown brand to me called SECTOR but due to its somewhat high price tag (at least for me back then) i skipped on buying it. Obviously back then i wasn't that much into watches (especially bracelet ones since it was the leather/rubber era for me) which pretty much explains my ignorance regarding a well-established watch manufacturer like SECTOR. Fast forward 11 years later and today on our test bench we have one of the latest Sector watches to hit the market the Pilot Master R3273679025 (R stands for Racing).
This flexibility is also its problem. After six years in the business, as hundreds of other social networking sites and virtual worlds have been developed, thrived, failed, and molded, Second Life has yet to delineate its presence in the Web 2.0 and virtual world markets. Second Life still doesn’t seem to know what it’s for.
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