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Is the OLPC doomed to be the next Apple Newton, a niche device with a cult following but with lackluster sales? We cover what we feel the OLPC project is doing right and wrong and how the users and the market is reacting. Could the OLPC be the savior for educational systems or is too late?
Things have been quiet on the cooling front since then but it seems that the Corsair engineers have been allowed to have a little fun, the result of which we have for review today. The Corsair Cooling ICE T30 is the most extreme memory cooler available, but just how high will it allow us to push modules, today we find out.
The mophie juice pack, which has kept millions of iPhone’s “in the green,” is now available for the popular Samsung Galaxy S III, providing double the battery life on one charge as well as complete device protection. Read on to see what we think of the juice pack when we put it to the test on our Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone!
Benchmark Reviews tests a lot of computer-related hardware, so this item might seem out of place. Performance enthusiasts invest in their gear, so it makes sense to ensure it's safe and protected. The Rosewill RSL-113 Dual-Head PIR Solar Light is a (passive) pyroelectric infra-red activated lighting system that draws power from three AA solar-charged batteries located inside the unit. In this article, Benchmark Reviews investigates the Rosewill RSL-113 Solar-Charged Infrared Dual-LED Lights...
Today we will be taking a look at the Nighthawk Smart WiFi Router from NETGEAR. This is the top of the range WiFi router that NETGEAR offer, providing dual band gigabit 802.11ac wireless with a 1GHz dual core processor.
Evercool has learned something here. To perform up in the charts with Arctic Cooling and Tuniq is truly impressive feat. While it didn't necessarily out perform its top competitors, it did with no doubt run stride for stride.
The i35G is a cute and small computer from Giada, that can be used for light Internet browsing, watching movies, or playing old games, this while keeping the power consumption to a low level. The chassis comes with active cooling, and the fan speed is being ramped up depending on the temperatures. A Media Center remote is also included inside the box for added value, along with a HDMI cable and a plastic transparent dock to place the computer into the optimal position.
I remember the first card nVidia ever put out.. the NV1, which was a PCI video card plus an audio card plus wavetable synthesizer plus game controller board. At the time, all of these functions were handled by several different add-on cards, and certainly not by PCI. That technology was way ahead of its time, which in my opinion is the major reason it was not a commercial success.
Wer kennt es nicht: Der Rechner wurde schick umgebaut, eine Wasserkühlung ins Gehäuse integriert, aber die Stromkabel liegen kreuz und quer im Gehäuse und passen farblich nicht zum Rest des Innenlebens. Nun bietet sich einem die Möglichkeit an, sich einfache Verlängerungen der gewünschten Kabel zu kaufen und diese gegebenenfalls selbst zu sleeven. Dies kostet allerdings nicht nur ein nettes Sümmchen, sondern auch einiges an Zeit muss hierfür investiert werden. Am Ende ist es noch nicht einmal sicher, dass das Ergebnis auch so ausschaut wie man es sich gewünscht hat. NZXT, unter anderem bekannt für Gehäuse, Netzteile und Lüftersteuerungen, bietet seit kurzem fertig gesleevte Kabel an, welche das Innenleben des Rechners aufwerten sollen. Ob die Kabel ihren Zweck erfüllen und vor allem ob sie ihr Geld wert sind, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
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