By Ian Chiu
Not everyone is lucky enough to have a brand new motherboard with integrated USB 3.0 ports; yet, many want to take advantage of the theoretical tenfold increase in speed the new copper interface has to offer. For...
By Paul McCollum
Portable hard drives have been an indispensable tool for data backup on the go. Seagate has stayed in the forefront of this market for a number of years and the company has recently outfitted their drives...
A new tent is a great addition to exciting vacation plans, a resolution to get outside more, or a replacement for an older, heavier version. If you're in the market for a tent, we have two ideas for you....
By Andrew Liszewski
The Nokia E61 has just been released and unfortunately at the moment is not officially available from any of the major carriers in North America. (Though its crippled wifi-less little brother the E62 is rumored to be...
By Andrew Liszewski
My affinitiy towards computers, gadgets, gizmos and generally anything else electronic is well-known and as a result I am regularly asked by friends for my opinion on a specific product or brand that I would recommend. When...
By David Ponce
When I got the new Weather Station, from Oregon Scientific in the mail, my heart did a little tapdance. Why? Well, the Weather Station is a very nice clock that happens to also give you...
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By Evan Ackerman
You might remember that I wrote about Logitech's MX Air last July, under the headline "Logitech’s MX Air Mouse Is Real, Spectacular." I think spectacular might be an understatement now that I was finally able to wrangle...
By Evan Ackerman
I'm not much of a cell phone person. I'd like to be, but I'm not... The phone I have now (some sort of Samsung slider thing) exists for the sole purpose of making phone calls. Novel, I...
By David Ponce
I like it when I come across something that reeks of smart design. It doesn't have to be anything complex. It doesn't need to levitate, climb walls or turn lead to gold. Sometimes the...