Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-giada-mini-pc-a51/ Quote: ”I always thought an HTPC had to be a big, basically full sized computer, or at least something with at least a microATX motherboard in it with a standard video card along with a decent CPU. My thoughts on that have changed recently since I’ve got to spend some time with…
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-palo-alto-audio-design-cubik-speakers/ Quote: ”Built in computer speakers especially in Apple products tend to sound weak and lack punch. Today’s review item is designed to address this issue while adding some style as well. Palo Alto Audio Design created the Cubik speaker system to provide hi-fi audio to your MacBook, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac Mini or Mac…
Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-audyssey-audio-dock-air/ Quote: ”Today we will be reviewing the Audyssey Audio Dock Air, which is designed to send digital audio from your computer, iPhone, iPod, or iPad wireless to this speaker system. While technically not a dock the Audyssey Audio Dock Air does include a 3.5 mm input on the back for hooking up a sound…
There’s a huge trend anymore and that’s online gaming, no I’m not taking about MMORPGS and the FPS games, I’m more talking about things like the ability to play games at OnlineBingo.com (sign up now) and Facebook games along with pretty much any other browser based game. The title up there is just an example, online…
Today for review I’ve got a little product called the Sync Blocker. It’s a cable that resembles the one that came with you Apple product, like the iPod nano 5th that I’m testing it with but it features a selector switch on it so you can select either charging only or syncing function. The cable also features spring loaded…
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…
Being a reviewer I get a lot of stuff for review, and I’ll be honest, I don’t keep quite a bit of it, I’ll give it away, donate it etc, but some I find very useful and keep for my own use, like what I have today for review. Today for review I’ve got…
Today for review I’ve got a video card from Sparkle Computer Corp, it’s an Nvidia based GT240 that has 512MB of ram built-in. With those specs I’m sure you can guess it’s not really a card you’d want for gaming, but it has it’s place nonetheless. It does feature a native HDMI port, along with both VGA and DVI ports…
The power supply might be considered the heart of your computer, and like any heart it needs to be strong and powerful enough to keep up with what the rest of the body of system needs to do. The needs of today’s computers require quite a bit of power, but power costs money so…
Multi-monitor setups are very common today because people have learned that you can be more productive with them, but sometimes, especially with laptops it’s not very easy to attached another display. Most laptops only have a VGA output, but what if you wanted to output to DVI or even HDMI? Most likely you’d have to…
