Corsair Carbide 600C Inverse ATX Mid-Tower Case Corsair spent most of its infancy as a DRAM memory maker and made a name for itself in this arena by becoming one of the premier makers of Continue reading “Corsair Carbide 600C Inverse ATX PC Case Review”.
Tesla held their launch event for their latest electric vehicle – the Model X, last night at 8pm (see the event HERE). After nearly an hour delay, they finally got the show on the road Continue reading “Tesla Launches The Model X All Electric SUV”.
Inateck FE2005 2.5″ USB 3.0 Drive Enclosure Back in December 2014, we had a look at Inateck’s FE2006 USB 3.0 drive enclosure and later tested the FD1006C SUB 3.0 enclosure. We found that each performed Continue reading “Inateck FE2005 Review 2.5-inch USB 3.0 External Drive Enclosure with UASP”.
Google and Twitter have progressed in their partnership so that now Google search results incorporate tweets results on desktop client browsers, adding to the already existing mobile functionality. There’s not need to even bother to Continue reading “Google Searches Now Showing Tweets”.
Some early models of Apple iPhone 6 Plus may have an issue with them causing blurry photos from the rear facing iSight camera. This is a problem that Apple is now officially acknowledging and have Continue reading “Apple To Replace Flawed iPhone 6+ iSight Cameras”.
Rugged External Storage For Mac Users ADATA is very well known for their storage products which range from SSDs and thumb drives to memory cards and RAM modules. They also have a comprehensive line of Continue reading “ADATA HD710A USB 3.0 Rugged Portable HDD For Mac Review”.
The Samsung SSD 850 EVO Goes M.2 and mSATA When we reviewed the Samsung SSD 850 EVO drive last December we knew that different form factors were coming but we didn’t know exactly when. That Continue reading “Samsung 850 EVO mSATA and M.2 SSD Review”.
The Vector Gets More Reliable Ever since OCZ went through a bit of a transformation after the departure of then CEO Ryan Peterson, they’ve renewed their focus to prioritize quality and reliability. Prior to then, Continue reading “OCZ Vector 180 480GB SSD Review”.
Battle Of The Budget SSDs – Crucial MX200 and BX100 Crucial and Micron have been hard and heavy in the SSD arena and since they are also a big player in the semiconductor business they Continue reading “Crucial MX200 and BX100 Series SSD Review”.
An Introduction To Guardzilla Home automation is all the rage now and was a big area that was well represented at CES this year. Products are almost universally tied to mobile devices to allow home Continue reading “Guardzilla All-In-One Video Security System Review”.
The much maligned and troubled yet popular bit-torrent web site The Pirate Bay has once again been shut down after a raid by Swedish authorities. Police seized servers in Stockholm after a complaint was filed Continue reading “Pirate Bay – Plundered Again”.
The water vapor analysis from trail of the comet being observed by the Rosetta spacecraft indicates that comets couldn’t have been the source of the water found on Earth today. It suggests that water was Continue reading “Did Earth’s Water Originate From An Asteroid?”.
It could be worth big bucks. Like fashion, electronics tend to come back popularity long after they’ve been discontinued and can end up costing substantially more than they sold for when they were new. Such Continue reading “Remember That Old iPod You Threw Away?”.
The EVO Gets Updated A little over a year ago we got our first look at Samsung’s 840 EVO drive, the first drive to prominently feature energy efficient TLC NAND along with really solid performance. Continue reading “Samsung 850 EVO Series SSD Review – 120GB and 500GB”.
G.SKILL Stays Relevant In The SSD World Based out of Taiwan and founded in 1989, G.SKILL is best known for their memory products and over the years they’ve sprinkled in some other related products as Continue reading “G.SKILL Phoenix Blade 480GB PCIe SSD Review”.
