hardware

Logitech G500 Review

Several years after the inital release of the G5 it’s successor, the G500 has arrived delievering best perfomance to the gamers. The main features of the new mouse are,

10 programmable buttons!
Advanced precision, up to 5700dpi!
Dual-mode scrolling wheel, a very anticipated improvement!
On-board memory for maintaining your macros when you’re not behind your own computer!

They’ve managed to [...]

QPAD 5K Gaming Mouse

Many companies have decided to compete in the gaming-mice-market, so does QPAD. They’ve launched the 5K!
Swedish QPAD launch their first mouse for gaming - featuring an innovative shape and ground breaking technology
QPAD ®|5K™ features a powerful navigation engine, adapted for high performance laser navigation. It has been specifically designed for high-end professional gamers, and [...]

Nokia Booklet 3G, Nokia’s Own Netbook

There are dozens of netbooks in the market, everybody wants their piece of cake, including Nokia. It’s called Nokia Booklet 3G and it’s said to have some remarkable features.

12 hours of battery life
Integrated 3,5G modem
HD monitor (10″) and a HDMI output
Integrated GPS

I’ve also recieved some information on the pricetag, which is probably going to be [...]

3,4GHz Celeron in 2010 Q1

Intel Celeron processors are usually used in office/home machines which are mainly used for text editing, surfing the web etc. Therefore I can’t exactly understand why Intel is releasing a 3,4GHz Celeron but here it is. It’s expected to launch in Q1 2010 and with it’s massive clock it’s supposedly going to make your text [...]

Kingston DataTraveler Mini Slim Review

In todays improving world, when the files are getting bigger and bigger in amount, you need to transfer big amounts of data. Imagine that you’ve just downloaded a cool new movie and you want to go to friends place and see it but you don’t have any DVD/Bluray disc at hand? That’s when memory sticks come handy, just plug it into your computer and carry the data with you. Why waste money on discs when a flash drive can do the same?

USB 3.0 in 2010

USB 2.0 with 480Mbps speed was launched in April 2000, now, almost ten years later, USB 3.0 will be launched in the first consumer devices at the beginning of 2010. The new standard features 4.8Gbps transfer speed which is 10 times higher than the previous.