Razer Megasoma Review

Razer Megasoma is a hybrid of a hard and a soft mouse mat; If you love the softness of a soft mat but want to have the speed of a hard mat, Razer Megasoma delivers (this is debatable and I guess more like a personal preference). Razer Megasoma sits somewhere in between, combining the best [...]

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Razer Megasoma Review

March 14, 2010 | 1 comment

Razer Megasoma is a hybrid of a hard and a soft mouse mat; If you love the softness of a soft mat but want to have the speed of a hard mat, Razer Megasoma delivers (this is debatable and I guess more like a personal preference). Razer Megasoma sits somewhere in between, combining the best [...]

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Razer Vespula Review

February 16, 2010 | 2 comments

My friends often asked me why they should spend more than $30 for a mouse pad that they can get for under $10? Or even whether a gaming mouse pad can really make a difference. The answer is simple: any serious gamers know the difference between using a true gaming mouse pad compared to a [...]

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Microsoft LifeCam Cinema Review

February 11, 2010 | 0 comments

Microsoft LifeCam Cinema is the latest webcam from Microsoft, featuring widescreen recording capabilities with a native 720p sensor (High Definition quality). With everything being in “HD” nowadays, having a web camera that supports both video chat + recording in HD is not a bad idea, really. Although chatting in HD is not a trend yet, [...]

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Dyson Air Multiplier a.k.a Bladeless Fan Review

February 5, 2010 | 7 comments

Dyson shocked the world when its latest innovation, named the Dyson Air Multiplier (or Dyson’s Bladeless Fan), made a debut in television, internet, and magazines. People scratched their heads when they first saw the unit advertised as a fan. The design is new and innovative.
But even more people scratched their heads when they saw the [...]

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SteelSeries Xai Review

February 1, 2010 | 3 comments

I’ve been using the SteelSeries Ikari Laser as my gaming mouse so I was quite excited when I saw the press release of the Xai, months ago. The hype was on, because the product wasn’t readily available on the shops until weeks later and some hardcore gamers have been asking and trying to pre-order the [...]

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WD TV Live Review

January 29, 2010 | 4 comments

This is a review on WD TV Live, a portable and easy-to-use HD media player from Western Digital.
Most of us here would have plenty of movies, photos, and music collection in our hard drives (Gigabytes if not Terabytes of them). Unfortunately not everyone can enjoy having a 32″ or larger computer LCD on the PC [...]

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Kingston MobileLite G2 Review

January 18, 2010 | 0 comments

Kingston MobileLite G2 is the 2nd generation of the MobileLite card reader from Kingston to transfer data between Flash memory cards to a PC or a Mac. Supported card formats include SD, SDHC, microSD, microSDHC, Sony Memory Stick PRO Duo, Sony Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo, and Sony Memory Stick Micro (M2). So yeah, no CF [...]

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Razer Imperator Review

December 22, 2009 | 7 comments

Razer Imperator is the latest gaming mouse from Razer that delivers up to 5600 DPI for a greater precision when gaming. The Razer Imperator is also designed ergonomically to provide comfort without sacrificing the control of the mouse. Because the mouse is made for right-handed gamers only, the Razer team could really optimized the mouse [...]

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Go comfort, go wireless with Microsoft WCD5000

December 17, 2009 | 3 comments

If you spend hours and hours every day in front of your computer, you must have known the importance of having a comfortable keyboard and mouse. Having a stiff and non-ergonomic keyboard means more strains and discomfort hand joints. The Microsoft Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 (a keyboard and a mouse) is built especially for comfort [...]

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