The My Book passport from Western Digital isn’t anything revolutionary, but it certainly is outstanding value wrapped up in an attractive and convenient package, as we’ve come to expect from Western Digital.
The AU581 is more of your ‘No Frills’ MP3 player, but that isn’t always a bad thing, less things to go wrong and easier to use. We take a close look at Apacer’s latest audio player.
Apacer’s newest MP3/Video player is barely the size of a matchbox, yet packs a substantial 4GB of memory and a 2.2” LCD screen with video capability. We take a look to see if it’s any good.
The Squeezebox is a strange name for a device to stream audio files over a network, and while we still haven’t figured out what the name means, we are very impressed at the device itself, despite what is a fairly hefty price tag.
Uber cool or no? Enermax’s new full tower version of their Chakra case hosts great cooling and lots of expansion capability for quite a reasonable price. Today at OzHardware we take an in depth look into Enermax’s new flagship tower case.
With a massive boost of both memory and clock speed over the standard 8600GT, the 8600GTS should provide excellent performance for a minimal price, we put it to the test.
Fujitsu’s latest notebook offering that we have the chance to review is the LifeBook E8410, a full sized and fully featured notebook packing some serious power.
Antec have released the P190 Super Midi Tower Case, one of the biggest and most powerful cases on the market, complete with DUAL PSUs, we take an in-depth look.
SanDisk has been a leader in the flash memory market for many years and today we’re taking a look at their latest entrant into the world of USB flash drives, the Cruzer Contour in 8GB form.
A funky little cooling fan with rotating LED text to give the inside of your case that little bit extra geek/cool factor, and seriously, can you ever have too many lights? Well... yeah maybe you can.
Today we’re having a look at the new 2-Force II series of power supply from Tagan in 700W form. Supposedly packed with features, we see if it’s good value for money.
The My Book passport from Western Digital isn’t anything revolutionary, but it certainly is outstanding value wrapped up in an attractive and convenient package, as we’ve come to expect from Western Digital.
The AU581 is more of your ‘No Frills’ MP3 player, but that isn’t always a bad thing, less things to go wrong and easier to use. We take a close look at Apacer’s latest audio player.
Apacer’s newest MP3/Video player is barely the size of a matchbox, yet packs a substantial 4GB of memory and a 2.2” LCD screen with video capability. We take a look to see if it’s any good.
The Squeezebox is a strange name for a device to stream audio files over a network, and while we still haven’t figured out what the name means, we are very impressed at the device itself, despite what is a fairly hefty price tag.
Uber cool or no? Enermax’s new full tower version of their Chakra case hosts great cooling and lots of expansion capability for quite a reasonable price. Today at OzHardware we take an in depth look into Enermax’s new flagship tower case.
With a massive boost of both memory and clock speed over the standard 8600GT, the 8600GTS should provide excellent performance for a minimal price, we put it to the test.
Fujitsu’s latest notebook offering that we have the chance to review is the LifeBook E8410, a full sized and fully featured notebook packing some serious power.
Antec have released the P190 Super Midi Tower Case, one of the biggest and most powerful cases on the market, complete with DUAL PSUs, we take an in-depth look.
SanDisk has been a leader in the flash memory market for many years and today we’re taking a look at their latest entrant into the world of USB flash drives, the Cruzer Contour in 8GB form.
A funky little cooling fan with rotating LED text to give the inside of your case that little bit extra geek/cool factor, and seriously, can you ever have too many lights? Well... yeah maybe you can.
Today we’re having a look at the new 2-Force II series of power supply from Tagan in 700W form. Supposedly packed with features, we see if it’s good value for money.