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In our modern world we need lots of electronic devices around us. Be it a notebook, phone tablet, etc., they all need is juice to keep running. Most notebooks have few USB ports to charge your devices at, and what’s better than powering and charging your USB-device at a portable hub, located right at your notebook charger? If this sounds bit weird or vague to you, that’s one more reason to check out this review about the Innergie mCube Slim 95, which should do exactly that: Charge your USB device at a notebook adaptor, whilst having your notebook turned off`- but charging!
Welcome to number three of the quartet of NZXT cases to grace us over the past couple weeks. With the diplomatic choice to look at them by ascending call numbers, we have now passed the 210's. With that pair of cases, the Tempest 210 and Source 210 Elite, they both shared the same frame, functionality and basic ideas. Where the cases differ is in the left side panel and the design and aesthetics of the front bezels.
Nous n'allons pas revenir là dessus, mais Corsair et les boitiers, c'est une histoire qui marche plutôt bien. Dernièrement la marque s'est même attaquée au milieu de gamme avec sa série Carbide et le très bon 400R. Ce jour, c'est le 500R qui touche Ferme, de plus dans sa version Blanche. Forcement, un test s'impose, pour déterminer si le 500R s'impose.
Antec have produced many cases over the years, and are continually bringing out new and improved versions of previous models. Continuing the focus of quiet sophistication from the original Antec SOLO case the SOLO II aims to deliver a new standard for quiet, high-performance cases. The Antec SOLO II is a member of the Sonata series which focus on good looks and a quiet PC experience. On top of this the SOLO II has been produced to allow for lots of customisation and to cater for the larger components while retaining a small footprint.
Ein lautloser oder zumindest ein sehr leiser PC, das wäre sicherlich für viele Anwender ein Traum.
Cooler Master hat aus diesem Grund das Silencio 550 Midi-Tower PC Gehäuse mit Schalldämmung entwickelt, das in hochglanz Optik gestaltet wurde und neben vielen anderen Features sogar einen integrierten SD-Card Reader bietet. Im aktuellen Testbericht sehen wir uns das schallgedämmte Cooler Master Silencio 550 Gehäuse genauer an.
After losing many countless hours to a particular Elder Scrolls game, it is time to review another computer chassis. The Cooler Master Storm Trooper isn't a case that should be taken 'lightly'. First thing that comes to mind when I hear the words 'Storm Trooper' is Star Wars, but I guess that is what you would expect in this modern age. However, a quick history lesson would reveal that the term comes from Germany in World War I. Also known as a "shock troop", they are special solders that were trained specifically for breaching enemy defenses by skipping enemy strong points. While this might sound pretty logical to us, it was a revolutionary idea at the time. In fact, using infiltration tactics became a standard tactic towards the end of the First World War. Of course, like any tactic, the enemies learned how to defend against this type of attack as it became more common. Then, to top it all off, you have trench warfare, where the gains of an attack were typically minimal, and even successful attacks were not always truly successful. This is because newly acquired locations were often very difficult to defend from rear-facing attacks by the second enemy line. Got that? Meanwhile on my desk, the Cooler Master Storm Trooper is not what I would call a small, lightly equipped computer case. Considering it is a full tower chassis, supports quad SLI/CrossFire and XL-ATX motherboards, this case is what I would call heavy duty. The real question is whether or not it is effective enough for modern day hardware? Read on to find out.
Nouvelle marque ce jour, avec la venue de Anidées à la Ferme. Une marque qui débarque avec son tout nouveau AI6, un boitier au look soigné qui mêle aluminium et acier. Un boitier de type ATX qui se veut à jour par rapport à la concurrence et qui ne lésine pas sur les fonctionnalités proposées. Ce premier boitier sera-t-il à même de décrocher une récompense ? Réponse dans notre nouvel article.
Today we have the pleasure of going over another chassis from SilverStone with a fine tooth comb. There have been previous models in the Grandia chassis segment, all designed to deliver an attractive solution to add to your living room or home theater. Over time SilverStone has seen what works and what doesn't, and in this example, being the current top dog in the lineup, the GD06 has a little bit of everything while doing away with things like a tiny LCD you couldn't see across the room anyways.
The Raidmax Seiran is a mid-tower case that is offered in three different versions: white with blue fans, red with red fans, or black with red fans. Let's see if it is a good product.
Today cases are evolving every day in look, functionality, and practicality. Most cases offer a great solution but obvious flaws in one of these fields. With that we have found the Holy Grail: The Level 10 GT from Thermaltake. We have seen and reviewed the "normal" version of the Level 10 GT but today we have the Snow Edition: A White rendition of the already popular case.
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