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Kingston has been in the market quite some time ago; we would like to say long time ago as Kingston is one of the pioneers in memory industry and can we know what is the secret or key factor that Kingston is holding which make Kingston so successful all these while since it is not easy to find out the balance point between cost, quality and time to market.
Wer ein Mini-ITX System zusammenstellen will, muss leidensfähig sein. Die Mehrzahl der am Markt befindlichen Gehäuse ist zwar schön klein, benötigt aber auch spezielle Laufwerke und Netzteile sowie vergleichsweise leistungsschwache Hardware, welche nur wenig Abwärme erzeugt. Lian Li bietet mit dem PC-Q07 nun eine Alternative an, welche die winzigen Mini-ITX Mainboards mit preiswerten und zugleich schnellen Standardkomponenten vereint.
More and more 3D software is being developed and so the production of 3D peripherals seems only inevitable. However, who actually needs a 3D mouse: the casual PC user? The hardcore gamer? The office PC user? In truth none of these fit the bill and it’s only really the more creative of careers that can fully tap into these features – architects, artists and so on. Despite this, 3D devices are key to certain users and 3Dconnexion – a subsidiary of Logitech - have come up with the Space Navigator – a true UFO peripheral – let’s take it for a spin...
I can build a computer with no problem. I've been doing it for years. But a Media Center is a whole nother animal. It is, as the name implies, all about the media. Games are entirely possible, but why waste the drive space? I planned on ripping my DVDs of Rob & Big and hitting up Fancast.com on the regular. So obviously I had to make this thing WiFi enabled to access the web. It had to have a DVD-R on it. Lightscribe would have been cool, but who really needs more than one of those in their house? So the Lightscribe is out. I searched around my office for anything that would give me a decent start at a media center without having to dump a ton of money into it. (We are in a recession, after all.)
A couple of decent fans to push the air through is more than sufficient on most systems. Some of us, however, require much more to keep things cool while we put our computers through the gauntlet. The only problem is that many motherboards only have one or two places to plug your typical 3-prong fan. Three at most. And then you are limited to a single speed or whatever the motherboard decides is best. YOU control the computer, not the other way around. That's where the NZXT Sentry LX comes in. Time to show your computer who the biatch really is.
After review on Coolink Lapchilla, today we will continue another review on Coolink product; Chillaramic. Coolink Chillaramic is a high thermal conductivity ceramic nano-particles thermal compound and this is the biggest tube of thermal compound that we have ever seen; 10g and it can be used at least for more than 30 applications; ideal for those computer freaks and it is only cost about 9USD.
For this review I will be looking at a new product from a company that until recently I was unfamiliar with. The product in question is a hard drive docking station with USB and E-sata and the manufacturer is Sandberg.
Last week a company called PeeWee PC launched a new tablet laptop targeted to kids aged 3 to 10. Funny thing is that this product came out exactly one month after I talked here about this overlooked market niche.
Today we’re going to be taking a look at the Eee Box B204, a small, stylish desktop machine powered by an Atom processor complete with its party piece, ATI 3450 graphics. Over the course of this review we’ll put it through its paces and find out just what it is capable of.
Just a few years ago I was clueless about why I should secure my wireless network. I didn’t care if other people used my wireless signal to surf the internet, and I thought it was too much hassle to figure out how to encrypt my network. It took me getting my credit card number stolen and my credit rating destroyed before I finally decided to take network security and the security of my data seriously.
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