The mainstream OCZ VX500 SSD from Toshiba falls between the RD400 and the value-oriented TR150; with 15nm MLC Flash and capacities up to 1TB, the VX500 does also come with 5 years of warranty and an endurance between 74 and...
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With HD video and high resolution image capturing becoming common place on smart phones and inexpensive point-and-shoot cameras, this leaves us with a need for larger capacity and faster SD cards. Kingston has recognized this need over the years, and...
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In the old days there were the 5.1 sound systems from Cambridge Soundworks that brought the surround sound to the gamers. Later Logitech published i.a. the legendary Z5500 Digital System and so not only taught the postman to fear. Link
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The AS6208T may actually be the 2nd model to reach our lab from the AS620xT line by ASUSTOR but it doesn’t share the same specifications as its smaller brother the AS6204T so this time over under the hood we find...
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With its experience from the past, Creative has managed to build an excellent multi-function device which can be also used in almost any situation where audio content is involved. We’ve got a built-in voice recorder, a built-in MP3 player, one...
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We reviewed the Lexar Professional Workflow DD512 last year and it got a Recommended award from us. We liked its speed, size and price, and all from a USB external SSD aimed at the professional consumer, hence the name Workflow. Fast forward a few months and Lexar release a new portable SSD, and its actually just called the Portable SSD.
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In this review we test the super fast Plextor M8Pe 512GB Series M.2 SSDs. These new M.2 units use the nvm express (NVME) protocol and that means storage technology at terrific speeds while remaining competitive in pricing. Will Plextor be...
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Thanks to another partnership between Seagate and Huge Design (also the ones behind the 2.5″ Seven drive) the Innov8 is unlike any other 3.5″ external HDD model in the market today largely thanks to its “rugged/industrial” looks courtesy of the...
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Just like the EK-XLC Predator by EKWB and the Eisbaer by Alphacool the Swiftech H240 X2 can be customized/expanded with extra radiators and GPU waterblocks to cover the needs of more demanding users such as overclockers and enthusiasts. Link
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I can feel it coming in the air tonight, …oh, hey guys (Hilbert turns off Phil Collins track). Today we review the new Corsair Air 740 chassis. The mid-tower chassis positions itself in the Carbide series of PC cases from...
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To continue our gaming keyboard series we want to introduce a new keyboard from Cooler Master – the MasterKeys Pro S. Mechanical keys, intelligent RGB lighting, narrow design … that sounds like a true gaming keyboard. Link
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NVIDIA’s GTX 10 series launch can be marked out as one of their most enthralling yet – surprise, intrigue and excitement have all been pivotal factors in the release of the GTX 1060, 1070, and 1080. And while the aftershocks...
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The new DS67U XPC Slim barebone from Shuttle is built on a chassis we have previously seen with the DS57U series quite some time ago and besides the updated platform we do also have some welcome modifications like the M.2...
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Transcend Information Inc. was founded in Taiwan in 1988, and the company prides itself on “organizing your digital life.” Their new ESD400 series of external USB SSDs is their entry into the market for portable, USB-powered SSDs that aims to...
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Based on the relatively simple shape of the Logitech G100, the Logitech PRO in its elegance is aimed at the no frills, no compromise competitive gamer. Using their experience and know-how, Logitech have created a lightweight (83g) yet robust mouse...
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