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3-in-1 RJ45 Network / RJ11 and USB Cable Tester Review If you’re a tech enthusiast, chances are you’ve got a cable tester of one kind or another in your tool box. A cable tester isn’t something that average user needs all of the time, I have a need for one maybe twice per year but…
D-Link DGS-2208 8-Port 10/100/1000 Desktop Switch Review Home networks are nice, and depending what you do and how much stuff you have in your house you might need to expand it. Wireless is nice, it’s simple but it’s not exactly fast, when you want speed you’ve got to go with wired.. I do this product reviewing thing for a…
Today I’ll be taking a quick look at the BTA-3210 Micro USB Bluetooth Adapter from Cirago. It is a very simple dongle that can give Bluetooth capability to laptops or computers without built-in Bluetooth functions. There isn’t a heck of a lot one can say about a device this straightforward, but let’s take a…
With all of the products out there today that use BlueTooth I can’t figure out why more desktop computer systems don’t come standard with it, or even motherboards with it, most laptops do, but not all. So you’ve got to go and buy a special adapter to enable BlueTooth on your computer if you…
As a computer geek, there have been times, where I needed a long run of USB cable. However, most standard USB cables measure from four to eight feet in length. What if you needed a longer stretch of USB cable? Well, the folks at USBFever have the perfect solution for this dilemma. If you…
Bluetooth is a wireless format that has almost taken on a life of its’ own, it has become extremely popular and is very useful. Pretty much every where you go you’ll see some sort of Bluetooth device in use, the most popular use of course being with cellphones and their wireless headsets, I see…
Almost everywhere you go you’ll find some sort of wireless networking, coffee shops, airports and numerous other places, it has become so common that most people even have it in their homes as well. You’ll find it being used for home networks, gaming systems, televisions and basic internet access to help avoid the clutter of…
One thing I’ve always loved about technology is that as it advances things just seem to get smaller and smaller. Take cellphones for example, remember the first cellphones? They were carried in briefcase like cases that weighed upwards of 30lbs, this was supposed to be portable, now cellphones weigh in at grams instead of pounds…
