ASUS O!Play HD2 HD Media Player Preview

The recently released O!Play HD2 is the flagship HD media player from ASUS. This player boasts new hardware features like USB 3.0, on-board 3.5-inch SATA Hard Drive storage, NAS support, iPhone interconnectivity and DLNA compatibility. The ASUS O!Play HD2 media player also can play a wide variety of media formats and the feature list goes on. Read on to see if this player has what it takes to be hooked up to your HDTV!

By Ken Brown

Logitech K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard Review

Going green is the thing to do these days. Not only does it save space, it saves the environment. Logitech is at the forefront of this push for a greener world with the release of their new Solar Keyboard the K750 Wireless Solar Keyboard. Yes, you heard right – solar. As in, no more batteries.

By bgiacoletti

Screwpop 4-in-1 Keychain Tool Review

The Screwpop 4-in-1 keychain tool easily fits on any size keyring and is great for championing all types of random do-it-yourself projects. This sub $10 tool has two of the most common screwdriver sizes available, a 1/4″ nut driver and a bottle cap opener for when you are done with that last minute project that you helped someone out with. Read on to see if the Screwpop is a worthy holiday gift!

By Nathan Kirsch

Thermaltake TT eSPORTS Challeger Pro Gaming Keyboard Review

When was the last time that you upgraded your keyboard? The Tt eSPORTS CHALLENGER Pro Series keyboards has red backlighting, 10 Macro keys and even has a cooling fan on it! The idea behind the fan, is to dry your sweaty hands caused by the rise of adrenaline during gaming. The Tt eSPORTS CHALLENGER Pro Gaming Keyboard costs under $70 as well, which might make it an ideal gift for the upcoming holiday season.

By Legit Staff

Antec Soundscience Rockus 3D 2.1 Speaker Kit Review

The recently announced Antec Soundscience Rockus 3D 2.1 speaker system is a new venture for Antec, who is well known for their power supplies and enclosures. The Rockus 3D 2.1 speaker system has a total power rating of 150 Watts and is tuned to deliver amazing stereo quality sound according to the company. Read on to see if this 2.1 speaker system is what you need to take you listening experience to the next level!

By bgiacoletti

Psyko Audio 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset Review

Psyko Audio Lab’s PsykoWave Technology empowers PC Gamers with what they call an unfair advantage over the competition through precise 3D sound that drastically heightens awareness of your gaming surroundings. Players can instantly identify and locate every gun shot, footstep, and explosion allowing for faster reaction times, higher player performance, and the most immersive gaming experience to date. Could a gaming headset really change your experience so much?

By bgiacoletti

WD TV Live Hub Media Player w/ 1TB of Internal Storage Review

Western Digital released the WD TV Live Hub media center last week and we have spent some time using this Full-HD 1080p media player that has a 1TB built-in network hard drive. This media player lets you stream HD video, music and photos from the on-board drive to any DLNA/UPnP-compatible TV or multimedia device in your home or office. This media player might just be the most robust on the market today! Read on to see what we think.

By Ken Brown

Air SyncHD Wireless 1080p HDMI Transmitter Kit Review

Are you looking for a way to stream your 1080p HD media content wirelessly throughout your home or office? The brite-View “Air SyncHD”(BV-2322) allows you to do just that by connecting any HDMI-ready device to your HDTV with a range of 100 feet! With less than 1ms latency and HDMI 1.3 support, the Air SyncHD could just be the solution that you have been waiting for!

By Legit Staff

BlizzBabes – Booth Babes and Cosplay Sweethearts at BlizzCon 2010

We encountered not only Booth Babes, but more CosBabes and even CosDudes in costume at BlizzCon 2010. In fact there were so many CosPeople that it was hard for us to just narrow down the top ones that we saw, so we gathered over 25 CosBabes and a few CosDudes for you to take a peak at if you couldn’t make the show.

By Legit Staff

BlizzCon 2010 – Final Day Coverage

Blizzard Entertainment brought its gamers a fifth Blizzcon this past weekend and Legit Reviews was there to check out the celebration the Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo PC games. The 2 day convention was held at Anaheim CA and lasted from Oct. 22nd until the 23rd. This year Blizzcon drew in thousands of Blizzard enthusiasts from across the country and all over the world. Read on to see what happened and even watch some videos that we took!

By Legit Staff

BlizzCon 2010 – Opening Day Coverage

Legit Reviews brings you floor coverage of Blizzard Entertainment’s BlizzCon Gaming Convention in Anaheim, California. There are even more Blizzard fans than ever celebrating the latest Diablo, Warcraft, and StarCraft. Check out our coverage as we span the convention floor to show the best of what the show has to offer.

By Ken Brown

The Livio Carmen – Internet Radio for Your Car or Boat

The Carmen by Livio is said to be the ultimate FM transmitter with AUX capabilities for anyone who wants to bring music (including iPod, SmartPhone, iPhone, Droid, Blackberry and MP3s) to the car or boat. This makes the Carmen ideal for travelers who want music at their fingertips without monthly fees. In addition to the FM transmitter, the included software stores MP3s and records content from more than 42,000 AM/FM and Internet-only radio stations from around the world.

By Ken Brown

Cooler Master Choiix Power Fort USB Battery Pack Review

The Choiix Power Fort is a very handy device, and with seemingly infinite battery life as a flashlight (70 hours per charge, and 500 charges before it only charges up to ~85% means about 35,000 hours of flashlight time) it is simply a great buy. Even at its steep $49.99 price tag for the standard models I have to say the Choiix Power Fort is well worth the money, and if you travel frequently I would have to consider it a necessity.

By austin

Editorial: What’s Wrong with the Apple TV?

In our previous Apple TV article, we un-boxed the A-TV and detailed what you would need to do to get your media files to play. Basically, once you have them in a ‘container’ that iTunes can understand (MP3, M4A) you would drop and drag them into iTunes so that they are visible to Apple TV. You have to convert non-iTunes-compatible files by using a third-party converters like Super and Handbrake to allow iTunes to catalog the media. Read on to hear Ken’s thoughts on the latest Apple TV!

By Ken Brown

NZXT Premium Sleeved Power Supply Cable Review

Sometimes the inside of your case is so ugly that it just needs a makeover. Why try to look through a tangle of knotted wires when you can hook yourself up with some of NZXT’s new Premium Cables? Then, everyone can take a look at the inside of your “killer” case and see nothing but sexy, individually sleeved cables!

By bgiacoletti