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General Electric X500 - what the hell does that describe?
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 “We’ve reviewed a number of superzoom digital camera in the last few months, all with two things in common: They have long zoom lenses, and they’re all at least $300. General Electric takes a different tack with the 16-megapixel General Electric X500, packing a 15x zoom lens into a $150 package.”
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Rosewill Releases RK-9000 Series - Cherry MX Switch Mechanical Keyboards
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Rosewill the leading hardware solution provider bringing the best
choice in value, will be showcasing its latest technologies to the gaming
community at PAX Prime, Penny Arcade Expo 2011. Meanwhile Rosewill will launch
and display brand new RK-9000 Series Mechanical Keyboard at Rosewill booth
#1240, Seattle Convention Center from August 26th to August
28th.
The Rosewill RK-9000 Series Mechanical Keyboard with
world-class Cherry MX Switch (Digikey PDF on the Cherry MX) design provides you full with
gaming response while offering the bonus of a comfortable key stroke. Moreover,
Rosewill RK-9000 Series Keyboard is equipped with both gold plated USB and PS/2
connectors to provide a long lasting high quality connection. Rosewill
RK-9000 series will be available in 4 models which include Cherry MX Blue
(RK-9000), Brown (RK-9000BR), Black (RK-9000BL) and Red (RK-9000RE) Switches to
match any personal requirements for the dream keyboard. More info: www.rosewill.com  At PAX Prime 2011, Rosewill not only showcases the world leading mechanical
gaming keyboards but also displays its extreme gaming hardware including award
winning full tower gaming case, Rosewill THOR V2, best selling mid tower case,
Rosewill BLACKHAWK and 80 plus GOLD certified LIGHTING series of Power Supply.
Also, Rosewill has full lines of gaming peripherals to power up your pc gaming
experience.
At the Rosewill PAX booth we are hosting 3 days of
gaming tournaments, including the most popular PC gaming titles such as
Counter-Strike: Source, StarCraft II and Street Fighter 4. In addition
Rosewill has partnered with Kingston and EVGA to be able to bring another major
activity, the Gaming Cosplay Costume Contest. It’s easy to participant, dress up
at PAX, take a photo at our booth and show up at 4pm on Aug. 27th. We will
let the crowd vote for the best gaming costume!
Rosewill
Inc. (www.rosewill.com) is the leading
hardware solution provider which believed in Quality, Price and Service.
Established in 2004, Rosewill brings quality hardware and affordable prices
together. Formed from a top team of hardware professionals, Rosewill is
dedicated to our mission to compete and win on price, quality, and service. Our
vision is to become the leading brand in computer hardware and peripherals. We
aim to achieve this goal by our integrity, our innovative products, and our
excellent customer service.
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[Tech ARP] Ducky DK9008G2 Cherry MX Brown Keyboard Review
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Would you pay US$120 (RM 360) for a keyboard? Most people wouldn?t. Heck, they would think twice about paying more than US$30 (RM 90) for a keyboard! This review of the Ducky DK9008G2 mechanical keyboard may or may not change your mind, but we will show you why some people are willing to spend so much for a keyboard. Read on and find out!"
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Logitech N600 Touch Lapdesk
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Logitech has once again extended and expanded their laptop Lapdesk accessory lineup. This time, instead of adding in speakers or cooling fans, or other miscellaneous features, their latest creation comes with a much more usable feature: a large 5" pullout touchpad. The N600 Lapdesk still is designed to protect you from the heat of your laptop when you are not at a desk by bringing the "desk" to you, but by including a touchpad you no longer need to attach a mouse and literally have a more all in one solution. This is the theory behind the Logitech N600 Lapdesk. Does the reality align with the theory or is it another product which needs to go back to the drawing board?
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Thermaltake eSports Challenger Gaming Keyboard Review
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Today we get a chance to look at another product from this Thermaltake eSports line up, with the Challenger Gaming Keyboard. With an extra USB Port, braided cable, cooling fan, and 14 programmable macro keys; this is obviously a keyboard aimed at pleasing gamers on a budget. Read on and see our thoughts on this new gaming peripheral.
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Thermaltake Commander MS-I USB 3.0 @ techPowerUp
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The Commander MS-I case is the most affordable of the new cases from Thermaltake. With the choice between a model with two USB 2.0 and one with a mix consisting of a single 2.0 and a single 3.0 connector at the same price point, it is interesting to see what difference such a feature makes in terms of alternatives and placement in the crowded sub 50 US Dollar range."
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Tt eSPORTS MEKA G Unit Keyboard Review @ Vortez
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Enter the Tt eSPORTS MEKA G Unit. Cherry Black MX keys throughout, adjustable backlighting, audio/usb hubs, media keys and the ability to set 3 profiles up, each containing up to 20 Macro keys makes this keyboard perhaps the most feature packed mechanical keyboard we have tested to date. It combines all of the features we liked from each of our previous reviews and adds full macro capability into the mix. On paper at least, it should present itself to be the perfect solution to our gaming keyboard needs."
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Ozone Strike Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
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In conclusion, the Cherry Blacks are just like how everyone explained they would feel, which is heavy. I felt like I was really working to use my keyboard some nights and after long hours of game play, I just felt tired and missing key presses. Over time I was able to get used to it and gain some extra finger strength for the switches. It`s a style of switch I`ve gotten to try for the first time."
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Wesena ITX2 Mini-ITX SFF Chassis Review @MissingRemote
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The quest for the perfect and smallest home theater PC (HTPC) is one that has gained momentum over the last few years. We have seen the proliferation of these small form factor (SFF) Mini-ITX cases first hand in our reviews of the Habey EMC-600B and another offering from Wesena, the ITX7 chassis. The Wesena ITX2 is essentially the little brother of the ITX7, sharing many similarities to it but in an even smaller enclosure. As with any device there are compromises made when making something small even smaller, but do the benefits along with the lower cost make the ITX2 the best option?
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Steelseries Shift MMO keyboard Review
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"After a long period of usage, keyboards become dirty. Sometimes they lose buttons. Sometimes this happens because you smack it at the wall in anger. Whatever reason you have for getting a new keyboard, you also need good reasons to buy a specific one. Maybe one that can be cleaned easily, maybe one that has better resistance to walls.
Introducing, the Shift keyboard. It’s a multimedia chameleon board with removable keyset, aimed at hardcore gamers. Offering a skeleton backpplate which can be used with specialized keysets, which in turn can be programmed through the Steelseries’ Engine software. Let’s see if the Shift can convince you as well as us."
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Zowie G-TF Speed
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"The somewhat funky-smelling rubbery back side provides a glue-like substance to really stick to your desk. Even when picking up the edge or corner of the pad you cannot slide this thing across your desk like any other pad. You can’t even forcibly move the pad without picking up at least half the pad which means it isn’t going anywhere once you have it where you want it. I found this a very great property in fast moving games that require a lot of mouse movement."
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SilverStone introduces industry's first PCIe cards with 19pin USB 3.
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August 5, 2011 [New Taipei, Taiwan] SilverStone Technology, one of the
premier companies in computer component design, announces the immediate
worldwide availability of its latest USB 3.0 products, EC01, EC02, and EC03.
EC02 is a compact ExpressCard with USB 3.0 port designed to fit flush with
ExpressCard slot equipped laptop.
EC01 and EC03 in particular, are the first PCI Express cards on the market to
feature the 19pin USB 3.0 header, a connection standard that has become an
increasingly common fixture on motherboards released in 2011. These
products enable users to add USB 3.0 front ports without resorting to routing
cables out of the chassis or replacing existing motherboards.
SilverStone Technology was also the first company to introduce retail
computer chassis equipped with 19pin USB 3.0 connector when it released Milo
ML03 HTPC chassis in December 2010. It is looking to aggressively populate
its product with this connection standard throughout 2011 and beyond.
Current users of popular SilverStone chassis such as RAVEN RV02 and Fortress
FT02 may purchase cable kit (part number G11303260) to upgrade to USB 3.0 ports
with connector that is compatible with 19pin USB 3.0
header.
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eSPORTS MEKA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review
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"Today we're looking at the Tt eSPORTS MEKA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. "Challenge is the game" is their motto and challenge, they do. Upon receiving the keyboard, I was highly impressed with the box art and style. It was a sign of things to come. The keyboard itself is quite heavy for its size - being that it's mechanical would help its weight. The MEKA comes with a braided cable which helps it not only in looks, but practicality - the cable is similar thickness to the Logitech G35 headset's braided cable (as an example). It's even described as "military grade".
As for looks, it's a great looking matte-finish black color with a great red styling near the edges and the "Tt" logo also. Red LEDs come from the caps lock, scroll lock and number lock keys. On to the keys themselves, which are cherry black mechanical switch keys that enable "excellent gaming elastic capacity with life expectancy of up to 50 million keystrokes". The keys themselves feel similar to most mechanical keyboards, with a defining 'click' for each press. I type at close to or above 100 wpm and my typing speed dropped easily, by 30%."
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Enermax Aurora Lite keyboard
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The Enermax Aurora Lite keyboard has an ultra-slim design that makes it very space efficient. The simplicity in the design of this keyboard embraces style, quality and functionality. Although the keyboard itself is small and thin, it has two USB 2.0 connections embedded and a fullsize NumPad. It has a great-looking black brushed-aluminum exterior which helps it stand out among other keyboards.
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Griffin HELO TC @ TestFreaks
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Griffin continues to put out unique iOS device based accessories including today?s review product ? the HELO TC. This twin-rotor remote-controlled helicopter uses a free app on the iPhone/iPod Touch to control its flight capability. Unlike the expensive Patriot AR Drone this flyer comes in under $50 "
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