Archive for September, 2009 - Page 14

If there’s one thing that can be said for a good set of gaming headphones it’s that they should be both comfortable and sound great. I mean that’s why you bought them in the first place, right? Besides, who wants [...]

After Ramos with their promising Android MID, its Teclast’s turn to announce their sweet new Teclast T56 Portable Media Player. The T56 PMP comes with a 5-inch WVGA (800×480 pixels) display and a cool matte finished case with some angular [...]

Usually you can count on Dell for some sort of a fanfare when releasing new products but not so when it comes to their latest ST Series monitors, the 21.5″ ST2210 and the 23″ ST2310, which follow on from the [...]

If you’ve been paying attention than you probably know that Cricket Wireless is one of North America’s largest and fastest growing pay-as-you-go wireless providers. If you haven’t been paying attention, wake up. Pay-as-you-go providers are making inroads and upsetting the [...]

Courtesy of the global crisis we’ve all become aware that the car we’re about to buy — if we can afford one, has to be both sleek and fuel-efficient. However, since the offer is not that large, such a combination [...]

I don’t know about you, but I am so tired of all those watches out there with their hands and easy-to-read numbers. I am so over being able to find out what time it is with just a simple glance. [...]

Exactly one month after having their new Garmin Nuvi 1690 manual for inspection at the FCC, we manage to get more info. The sleek Nuvi 1690 PND not only looks cool, it’s also slated to charm with its amazing spec [...]

If there’s one thing I can’t get enough of it’s rare-earth magnets in my audio headgear. There’s just something about having super-powerful magnets draped over my head that gets me all tingly inside. What a minute, maybe that’s the magnets. [...]

It’s official that Windows 7 is launching next month (on October 22) with a hefty price tag attached for which Microsoft has attracted some criticism, but not if you’re a student. Rumors have it that from September 30, Microsoft is [...]

It wasn’t that long ago (December 2008, actually) that ASUS released its first generation standalone Skype-certified videophone, the ASUS AiGuru SV1, and the market didn’t seem to care all that much. For some reason, the whole idea of the videophone [...]