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As you know we just got back from CES and almost everyone on staff has an iPhone. This gave us the perfect oppurtunity to test out the Maca Color iPhone 4 charging cases. These iPhone 4 cases not only provide protection for our iPhone’s, but also have a built in battery to keep our phones charged. We are going to take a look at 2 different cases the Maca Color 2200 and the Maca Color Air. The 2200 has a capacity of 2200mAh and the Air has a capacity of 1200mAh. Read on to see how these charging cases compare to other charging cases we have reviewed.
Die Firma Xilence ist seit Jahren für preiswerte Gehäuse, Netzteile und Kühler bekannt. Dennoch hat es sehr lange gedauert, bis sich Xilence an das Thema Mini-ITX wagte. Das Erstlingswerk hört auf den Namen "Torino" und hat laut Hersteller die Riege der Computerspieler im Visier. Zudem locken ein günstiger Preis und sinnvolle Extras.
Coolteks Engagement mit dem fernöstlichen Hersteller Jonsbo hat etliche Gehäuse hervorgebracht. Für nahezu alle Formfaktoren – Mini-ITX, µATX oder auch ATX – gibt es ein passendes Modell im Portfolio. Wir haben uns bisher vor allem die U-Serie (Cooltek U3 (µATX) und Cooltek U1 (Mini-ITX)) und das Mini-ITX-Modell der W-Serie (Cooltek W1) angesehen. Mit dem heute im Test befindlichen Cooltek C2 bietet der Hersteller ein Modell an, dass prinzipiell eher dem Mini-ITX-Segment zugeordnet werden kann, im Notfall aber auch ein µATX-Mainboard aufnimmt. Welche Vor- und Nachteile sich daraus ergeben, haben wir uns angesehen.
Explizit handelt es sich dabei um die ITX-Gehäuse LC-Power LC-1380Bmi und Thermaltake Element Q, sowie aus dem mATX-Bereich das Techsolo TC-020. Für alle drei kam unsere ITX-Plattform zum Einsatz und wir haben, neben den blanken Gehäuse, den dazugehörigen Netzteilen ebenfalls wieder eine kleine Rubrik geschenkt.
If you're looking to build a truly compact, no nonsense mini-ITX system, the Mini-Box.com M350 universal mini-ITX enclosure is an excellent case to consider. Just slightly larger than a mini-ITX board itself, and only 62mm tall, you can't get much smaller in this form factor. And depending on the components you use inside, you may be able to build a completely silent system.
As I'm sure many people will tell you, frequently reviewing or benchmarking lots of different computer hardware can be a real pain in the butt. Sure, trying out new gear is usually fun and it's exciting to get our hands on leading edge technology, particularly before it's publicly available. But the physical act of constantly replacing components in our test machines can get a bit monotonous, especially when you spend so much time disassembling, then installing, only to disassemble it yet again. So over the years there have been a small number of manufacturers that make cases designed specifically for the reviewer or "bencher", such as the one we have for review today, the Banchetto 101 from Microcool.
In August of 2008 a new take on a chassis was brought to the world via Microcool; with the main objective of their inception being that they specialize in “designing and developing component heat control products for computers”. Over the years Microcool has released thermal solutions from coolers for chipsets, CPU’s and even offers Thermattach (thermally conductive tape).That in mind, it only makes sense that if Microcool would develop a chassis, they would design the coolest version of all chassis designs, the tech-bench.
Today we look at a PC chassis from Mircocool that is aimed at the hardware tweaker in all of us. The Banchetto 101 open air modular chassis that not only supports normal PC components but water cooling as well. Open, light and transparent, its innovative structural design enables easy access to all components of the system, and allows rapid substitutions and total real-time monitoring. Join us as we see how easy the Banchetto 101 really is to use.
Shattering the mould for typical cases, the Banchetto 101 shines as an open air chassis or tech station. Its performance is nothing short of stellar, and has been exquisitely crafted. Upon delivery, I knew that this case would be stunning.
With the launch of Nvidia's new range of high end graphic cards well under way it is time for the Santa Clara engineering team to turn its attention to the more affordable end of the market. Each generation has its 'people's champion' and Jen Hsun Huang will surely be hoping that the GTX760 can be that card for 2013. The MESH brand has been around since 1987 and when we asked them for a powerful, affordable GTX760 SLi system for analysis, they happily obliged.
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