NAS – ‘Network Attached Storage’ devices are becoming very popular lately, and today we take a look at D-Link’s latest NAS device, the DNS-323. A 2-Bay NAS enclosure using Serial-ATA drives and RAID technology.
Saitek’s Eclipse II keyboard continues on from the success of the original, but has made some rather nice improvements to make it function and look much better than its predecessor.
nVidia have released a new range of cards to come in under the 8800 series juggernauts, the 8500 and 8600 GT series. Today at OzHardware we get to test them out and see how they compare to a similar priced nVidia card, the 7900GS.
Today we’re looking at the LifeBook S series notebooks from Fujitsu, namely the S6311 model, loaded with Windows Vista Business Edition. A very compact and feature packed notebook.
For a long time ThermalTake have been making good looking and well designed PC cases aimed at the gamer and enthusiast sections of the market. Today we look at the Soprano DX and see if it continues their tradition.
The Antec Nine Hundred Gaming case, a good looking midi tower case with lots of drive bays and lots of cooling fans. We take a more in-depth look at this ‘Ultimate’ gamers case.
Today we’re taking a look at yet another Laser Gaming mouse – the ‘Cyber Snipa Intelliscope’. In a world chock full of opponents, we see how this one stands out from the crowd.
Hard Disk Drive camcorders are nothing new to the DV market, but the HDR-SR1 from Sony has something special – the ability to record in High Definition 1080i resolution and 5.1 Channel Dolby Digital Audio. Retailing for around AU$2000, this has to be one of the best cameras on the market today, we take a closer look.
Today we’re looking at a Tablet PC from Fujitsu, the LifeBook T4215, one of the fastest and best featured tablet PC’s we’ve seen on the market to date. Priced at around AU$3,300 in online stores, it’s certainly not aimed at the budget end of the market, but is it value for money?
NAS – ‘Network Attached Storage’ devices are becoming very popular lately, and today we take a look at D-Link’s latest NAS device, the DNS-323. A 2-Bay NAS enclosure using Serial-ATA drives and RAID technology.
Saitek’s Eclipse II keyboard continues on from the success of the original, but has made some rather nice improvements to make it function and look much better than its predecessor.
nVidia have released a new range of cards to come in under the 8800 series juggernauts, the 8500 and 8600 GT series. Today at OzHardware we get to test them out and see how they compare to a similar priced nVidia card, the 7900GS.
Today we’re looking at the LifeBook S series notebooks from Fujitsu, namely the S6311 model, loaded with Windows Vista Business Edition. A very compact and feature packed notebook.
For a long time ThermalTake have been making good looking and well designed PC cases aimed at the gamer and enthusiast sections of the market. Today we look at the Soprano DX and see if it continues their tradition.
The Antec Nine Hundred Gaming case, a good looking midi tower case with lots of drive bays and lots of cooling fans. We take a more in-depth look at this ‘Ultimate’ gamers case.
Today we’re taking a look at yet another Laser Gaming mouse – the ‘Cyber Snipa Intelliscope’. In a world chock full of opponents, we see how this one stands out from the crowd.
Hard Disk Drive camcorders are nothing new to the DV market, but the HDR-SR1 from Sony has something special – the ability to record in High Definition 1080i resolution and 5.1 Channel Dolby Digital Audio. Retailing for around AU$2000, this has to be one of the best cameras on the market today, we take a closer look.
This year Sony have released a number of personal entertainment Bluetooth devices, today we’re looking at the TMR-BT10, a Bluetooth Audio Transmitter.
Today we’re looking at a Tablet PC from Fujitsu, the LifeBook T4215, one of the fastest and best featured tablet PC’s we’ve seen on the market to date. Priced at around AU$3,300 in online stores, it’s certainly not aimed at the budget end of the market, but is it value for money?
We're having a look today at the Wolf Claw Devour USB Gaming Pad, a well made, good looking device for you hardcore gamers out there.