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HP 2311xi Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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 The HP 2311xi isn`t your typical 23-inch LED monitor. It has an extremely wide viewing angle, a beautiful IPS display and lots of connections that include HDMI. It is a full 1080p HD display that provides a very good looking image but it lacks ergonomic adjustments."
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AOC D2357Ph Passive 3D Monitor @ Rbmods
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3D is the latest trend and today we are looking at a 3D screen from AOC; who is also one of our new sponsors. AOCs d2357Ph is an incredibly thin monitor with LED backlighting, a Full HD resolution and the ability to display passive 3D images. What kind of 3D quality can we expect from it? Stay tuned and we will figure it out."
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Vizio M3D550KD Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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Vizio strikes again with a low-priced, well-equipped edge-lit LED HDTV. The has many useful features and a much, much lower price tag than previous models. Its 3D isn`t quite as crisp as with some active 3D HDTVs, but considering everything you get for the price, the M3D550KD earns our praise."
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Dell UltraSharp U3011 30-inch Monitor Review
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There are two types of power users on this planet, and they consist of those who use a 30-inch monitor, and those who don't. The latter far outnumber the former, but thanks to a number of factors, this particular digital divide is growing smaller by the day. For one, 30-inch monitors are somewhat more affordable compared to a few years ago, at least in the sense that the average Joe doesn't have to sell a kidney to come up with the scratch for one (except for teens, who are more interested in trading body organs for iPads, anyway).
Of course, if you're reading this, then you've probably already decided that a 30-inch monitor would look swell in your home, office or game room. The question, then, is what does Dell's UltraSharp U3011 bring to the big-screen table?
Quite a bit, actually. Simply put, the U3011 is the most feature rich and flexible 30-inch panel there is right now on the market.
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Samsung Series 9 (2012; NP900X4B) Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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Ultrabooks are definitely not anything new. However, Samsung hopes to do better than the rest with their updated 2012 model of the Series 9 laptop, which comes in either 13.3- or 15-inch models. We reviewed the 15-inch one and were amazed by its thinness as well as its internal specs and performance."
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Dell UltrasSharp U2412M Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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Dell UltraSharp monitors have a reputation for offering solid color performance with a generous, business friendly feature set, and the UltraSharp U2412M lives up to that reputation. Based on In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology, this reasonably priced 24-inch display delivers rich, wide-gamut colors and a spacious viewing range, and it boasts an impressive feature list, including a multi-adjustable stand and a four port USB hub."
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Xclio Touch 767 Review - XSReviews
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Xclio have one mission in life: Make high quality cooling equipment to the best of their abilities. They have a huge range of cases made for gamers and tech enthusiasts alike, and the Touch 767 is one of the most recent additions to their Full Tower range. The Touch 767 and Touch 787 are Xclio`s latest case design, a far mark away from the design of their almost iconic A380 tower. It`s all set up for water cooling and there`s enough spare fan slots that anybody who can invest in this case is looking at some serious cooling power. A link to the article would be much appreciated."
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Blackle vs. Google Monitor Power Consumption Tested
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"Is the search page, Blackle.com, really an energy efficient alternative to Google? The theory is websites with black background save energy. That claim is based on an assumption that "a given monitor requires more power to display a white (or light) screen than a black (or dark) screen. Is this a blatant green washed marketing ploy, or an earnest energy saving tweak for something we use every day?
To find out, PCSTATS hooked up an Extech Power Analyzer to a 19" CRT and a 19" LCD. One explorer window, set to full screen (1280x1024) was opened to each of the following websites. Blackle's claims appear to hold water, although the difference is just 17.7W and 3.8W for CRT and LCD respectively."
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Dell Professional P2412H 24? Monitor Review @ Hardware Canucks
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Monitors which are geared towards a professional clientele may not be appealing to gamers and home users but Dell`s P2412H is looking for everyone`s attention. Not only does it have a relatively low price but it also boasts wide viewing angles and a power sipping LED backlight. "
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Samsung Optical SmartHub @ ocaholic
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Samsungs optical SmartHub is a Swiss army knife when it comes to connecting the worlds of ODD, smartphones, WiFi and Bluetooth. If it`s really working that is what were going to show you in the following short review."
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Samsung S27A850 LED Ultra HD Monitor - BCCHardware
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We are looking at the S27A850 unit that comes in boast WQHD resolution. For those of you not up to date on that particular specification, that means the screen comes in at 2560x1440. It follows a 16:9 aspect ratio instead of the 16:10 aspect ratio of my trusty 30 305T display (2560x1600). This screen has a few other features other than just a nice high resolution and I can honestly say that the screen can go bright enough to light up your entire office. . ."
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Samsung WB150F Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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The Samsung WB150F packs a long 18x zoom lens into a compact body, but its sexiest feature is built-in support for Wi-Fi. Connect to a hotspot and you`ll be able to upload photos directly to your Facebook account, email them to a friend, or view them on your TV. The 14-megapixel camera suffers a bit from noise at higher ISO settings, and it isn`t the fastest camera on the block in terms of start up speed."
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ECS Golden Board Z77H2-AX LGA 1155 Preview @ techPowerUp
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The eagerly anticipated Intel Z77 Express Chipset is finally here. As always, ECS is first out the gate here at TPU, with none other than their first and only Golden Board Z77H2-AX. Built with unmatched quality and funtionality as its main focus, the Z77H2-AX is ECS`s latest weapon against the twin overclocking Dragons of AMD and Intel."
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