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.
Today we have a look at some of the new range of cut-price video cards from nVidia and ATI, namely the Radeon HD 2400Pro, 2400XT and the GeForce 8400GS, all of which will set you back around AU$100 or less, we see which performs the best.
This latest in the long line of ‘My Book’ external hard drives from Western Digital takes a different approach, giving you a full NAS solution by means of a Gigabit Ethernet connection and the ability to access it from anywhere in the world.
Western Digital has recently made available a 250GB 2.5” Serial ATA notebook drive which makes it the biggest on the market. We take a look and compare its performance to some other popular notebook drives.
The most popular and best value for money section of the desktop drive market today is the 300-500GB segment. And with that in mind we thought we’d take a look at two 400GB stable mates from Western Digital and Seagate and see which gives the best bang for your buck.
SteelSeries, a company well known for their professional range of gaming products have given us one of their Steelpad S&S gaming pads to have a closer look at and I have to say it’s quite impressive.
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.
Today we have a look at some of the new range of cut-price video cards from nVidia and ATI, namely the Radeon HD 2400Pro, 2400XT and the GeForce 8400GS, all of which will set you back around AU$100 or less, we see which performs the best.
This latest in the long line of ‘My Book’ external hard drives from Western Digital takes a different approach, giving you a full NAS solution by means of a Gigabit Ethernet connection and the ability to access it from anywhere in the world.
Western Digital has recently made available a 250GB 2.5” Serial ATA notebook drive which makes it the biggest on the market. We take a look and compare its performance to some other popular notebook drives.
The P7230 may only sport a 10.6inch screen, but it includes everything else you’d ever want in a notebook PC, and we do mean everything.
The most popular and best value for money section of the desktop drive market today is the 300-500GB segment. And with that in mind we thought we’d take a look at two 400GB stable mates from Western Digital and Seagate and see which gives the best bang for your buck.
SteelSeries, a company well known for their professional range of gaming products have given us one of their Steelpad S&S gaming pads to have a closer look at and I have to say it’s quite impressive.