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Diesmal haben wir einen außergewöhnlichen Wohnzimmer PC unter die Lupe genommen. Ob der Testkandidat überzeugen konnte können Sie im ausführlichen Testbericht nachlesen.
Everyone wants to see Windows 7 information and today Legit Reviews shows you how to install Windows 7 Ultimate on one of our personal home theater systems! We also show you basic setup of Windows Media Center and Media Browser. Follow through as we have over 25 pictures that will walk you through installation of the 32-bit version of Windows 7 Ultimate! This is a must read for anyone that is thinking of installing Windows 7.
USB 3.0 is the future and it’s here now, there’s no doubt it’s fast but there isn’t much yet in the way of pre-built hard drives on the market just yet that can take advantage of its speed. The solution of course is to get an aftermarket enclosure like the one I have today from Hornettek called the Viper. This enclosure is small and well made; I put it up against another USB 3.0 enclosure and found that it actually performs a bit better.
The external hard drive market has been long established and heavily saturated. In order to succeed a company must do something different or else risk falling into line with the hundreds of other virtually identical products. Does the HornetTek Defender have what it takes to stand out from the crowd?
Il y a un domaine dans lequel nous attendions Enermax depuis pas mal de temps, le boitier pour le Gamer. Et bien voilà, c'est chose faite, avec le HopLite, qui se veut être un véritable guerrier des temps modernes prêt à mettre une toise à la concurrence, d'autant plus qu'il n'oublie pas de flatter nos yeux avec sa Las Vegas Touch, mais aussi nos envies de fonctionnalités avec un Dock et de l'USB 3.0. Le HopLite a-t-il le nécessaire pour s'imposer ? Réponse dans cet article.
Computer chassis manufacturers are always working to perfect their designs and make each case in their line-up just a little better than the previous model. Recently we reviewed the Hiper Anubis, this was Hiper's rookie case. They have since released the Hiper Osiris which can be called an evolution of the Anubis design, and today we will see how it fairs.
HIPER has done a very nice job with the Anubis chassis, producing a stylish case that is quiet and cools surprisingly well. I was also impressed with the build quality and finish. When HIPER says this is an alloy case, they mean it. I can't recall a single plastic part, aside from the window, in the entire chassis.
HEC ist eher für Gehäuse des unteren bis mittleren Preissegments bekannt. Mit dem Compucase 6XR9 wagt man sich in höhere Gefilde,
bleibt dabei aber preislich noch auf dem Teppich.
The HEC Blitz (a.k.a. 66RCBB) is an inexpensive mid-tower case, costing only USD 40. Carrying features usually found on more expensive models, let's see if it is a good pick.
The H10.ODD is a microATX fanless HTPC-centric chassis brought to use by HDPLEX Inc. If the name HDPLEX (no relation to OSX Media Center Plex) sounds familiar, it should. We helped spread the word a little over a year ago HD Plex Announces Fanless, Heatpipe-cooled All-Aluminum HTPC Enclosures. I was curious then and jumped at the opportunity to review one of the first H10.ODD made available.
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