StickNFind helps you locate things you have misplaced
Are you someone who misplaces items, car keys, TV remote control, mobile phones, your car all the time? Do you spend more time searching for items than on productive things? Then StickNFind […]
TVs are the battleground for the next tech revolution
I'm using televisions for two purposes: to watch TV or media like DVD or Blu-Ray movies, and to play games on gaming systems like the Playstation 3 or the Xbox 360. I'm […]
Das Keyboard Model S Professional review
I made the decision to buy myself a shiny Das Keyboard for Christmas. The present arrived a bit early and I have been hacking away on it ever since. I was not […]
Find out if your PC supports SATA Mode 3.0 6Gb/s
Finding out which SATA modes your computer's motherboard supports before purchasing a new drive can be beneficial in a number of ways.There are three SATA modes currently, Sata 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0, […]
What the ATI Catalyst Custom Installation options mean
I published a guide about the NVIDIA driver installation process yesterday which looked at all the optional modules that get installed with the express installation option. Most of these features may not […]
Misfit Shine: a coin-sized wearable activity tracker
I really like what I see on the crowd sourcing platform Indiegogo at the moment. The offers there are quiet different from what you find on the rivaling platform Kickstarter. The latest […]
MeterPlug: Keep track of your electric bill electronically
Some time ago I bought a device that I could plug in between a power source and a device running on power to find out how much power that device needed on […]
Surface Pro: price and battery life disappoint
I had high hopes for the Surface Pro ever since Microsoft announced that it would release the device a few months after the Windows 8 operating system. It was the device that […]
Microsoft Surface Pro pricing information
Microsoft is currently preparing to launch the Surface Pro in the next 1-2 months, after having shipped the Surface RT during the launch of the Windows 8 operating system at the end […]
Mirosoft reveals Surface RT pricing
In what some will describe as a classic move to gain press attention, Microsoft activated the Surface RT page on the company's own Windows Store website for a moment before pulling the […]
Vizio Unveils New Windows 8 All-in-one Touch PC's
As we continue to march towards the big Windows 8 launch on October 26th, more and more manufacturers are showing off their hardware for the new operating system. Â So far we have […]
Did Dummies.com Reveal the Microsoft Surface Pricing?
On October 26th Microsoft will not only release their brand new Windows 8 operating system, but also their first ever tablet, the Microsoft Surface. Â The Surface will come in two flavors - […]
Acer Readying their next-gen Chromebook
Acer, along with Samsung, was the first hardware maker to produce a Chromebook, which is a laptop based on Google's Chrome operating system. Â The Chrome OS was introduced back in December of […]
Windows 8 Tablet pricing becomes clearer
I find it interesting that news about mobile devices running Windows 8 seem to concentrate almost exclusively on tablet PCs. Is that because the majority of mobile devices will be touch-based tablets? […]
3 Windows 8 devices that I'm looking forward to
The last few days have been packed with press conferences and announcements of new devices for Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8.When you analyze the devices and tablets, you will notice that […]
Solid State Drives: how much storage do you need?
I have bought and built several PCs in the past that had a Solid State Drive (SSD) as their main storage drive. The first drive that I built into a PC had […]
Microsoft's Surface RT tablet won't retail for $199
Yesterday everyone got crazy when Engadget put the price of $199 for the entry level tablet running Windows RT in the room. When you look at the article you will notice that […]
Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center to manage Microsoft hardware released
If you are the owner of a Microsoft keyboard or mouse you up until now had to rely on IntelliPoint and IntelliType Pro drivers to add full support for the devices. While […]
Microsoft Surface RT tablets available on Windows 8 launch
If I had to pick one thing that I'm fully excited about in regards to Microsoft's upcoming operating system Windows 8, it is the prospect of trying out and buying a Surface […]
Blink(1), The Super Status Light on Kickstarter
I really love to spend time on Kickstarter to look at new cool projects that I may be interested in. Just a few days ago we have seen the incredible rise of […]
Microsoft Signature, Crapware-Free PCs from Microsoft
If you have ever bought a pre-manufactured PC, be it a desktop PC, laptop or other variant, you have probably noticed the abundance of programs that the system comes pre-installed with. From […]
How to roll back the Cisco Cloud Connect Firmware Update
Cisco has been in the news lately with a firmware update for some of the company's routers (Linksys EA Routers) that is integrating a Cloud based service into the routers. Since routers […]
Why I'm looking forward to Microsoft's Surface Device
I pondered for some time if I should write about Microsoft's recently announced Surface device or not. You have probably read all about it on other sites, and maybe even watched the […]
Pc Fans with active noise cancellation will soon become reality
Before I buy new computer hardware, and it does not really matter if it is a complete PC, laptop, or single component, I look at all important factors and lots of reviews […]
Nvidia GeForce Experience, Cloud Based Game Configuration Service
One of the advantages that video game system players have is that they can play the games as they come, without having to change or tweak graphics settings to make the game […]
Samsung 900X3A-B01 Series 9 Ultrabook Review
When I first reviewed the original Series 9 from Samsung, it was before the term ultrabook had even been coined. This was the only laptop to consider at the time as a […]
Samsung SCX-3405W Mono Wireless Laser Printer Review
Saving money when you print is all the rage these days, especially with both household and business budgets being squeezed ever more tightly. It's not surprising then to see a resurgence in […]
Samsung Series 7 Gamer 3D Laptop Review
I've reviewed a fair few laptops in the last year and seen countless PCs in my life but excitement always mounts when something new comes along, and that something was the arrival […]
Why I'm Buying a Watch
Back in my youth I sat at home with a ZX Spectrum dreaming of the day I might one day be able to carry a computer around with me. A few short […]
Asus PadFone Merges Smartphone With A Tablet
When you look at what's hot and what's not in today's mobile computing market, you'd probably come to the conclusion that smartphones and tablets are on the hot side of things. Tablets […]
Microsoft Reduces Touchscreen Lag To 1ms
One of the issues with most touch-enabled devices on the market today is that they have a visible input lag when you work with them. According to research Microsoft conducted, the lag's […]
The Full HD PC vs iPad Rant
Argh! Apple yesterday unveiled the new iPad, and it's lovely with lots of fantastic new hardware including a full 'retina display'. This will give the new iPad a display resolution of a […]
Ten Predictions In Tech for 2012
Predictions can be fun, especially in the field of technology where advances seem to move at light speed. We’d all like to know what will be coming around the corner, and while […]
Samsung SUR40 Microsoft Surface Table - Hands On
I've today had a chance to have a play with the new Samsung SUR40 table running the latest version of Microsoft's Surface operating system. The table, which starts at $8,400 is now […]
Is Tablet-Creep in Operating Systems a Bad Thing and Must we Accept it?
Like it or not, it would appear that the tablet-ification of our desktop operating systems is inevitable. Setting aside the new Metro interface that will take the main focus of Windows 8, […]
Netgear DGND3700 N600 ADSL2+ / Fibre / Cable Router Review
Recently Netgear sent me their new DGND3700 router for review, which was very lucky as mine was playing up at the time. Now on the face of it you might not think […]
Blackberry Playbook Tablet Review
Last year I picked up an HP Touchpad in the fire sale that resulted in the model, and all of HP's tablet plans, being discontinued. Now RIM appear to be doing similiar with […]
Which is the Best Tablet Form-Factor - Review
In the last year I've reviewed and owned a fair number of tablets covering just about every aspect of the market. These have included the monster 12 inch ASUS EP121 complete with […]
How RIM Spoiled my first day with a Playbook
I received a new Blackberry Playbook 16Gb tablet today, actually it's not completely new as it's two weeks old and was owned by a family member who bought it because prices had […]
Kinect For Windows Coming In February, Preorders Available
Microsoft yesterday at their keynote revealed that the company sold more than 18 million Kinect units for the Xbox 360 gaming console. Kinect, for those unfamiliar with, is a motion sensing input […]
