The Legit Reviews Crew is still in Las Vegas covering the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show and stopped by one of the best looking and coolest booths at CES – Skullcandy. They were kind enough to give us a special sneak peak to what they are planning to release in 2008. We highlight two killer products to be released: The iPhone Full Metal Jacket and the Double Agent. Read on to find out more.
Foxconn has a couple new motherboards they are showing off at CES that are worth looking at. Both are directed at enthusisasts and are the most extreme board we have ever seen Foxconn show off. If you are into overclocking and system performance then this article is for you! Get ready to be impressed!
Continuing our coverage of CES 2008, we stop by the Jabra booth to see what they have in store for Bluetooth lovers this year. They unveil two lightweight, but processor-heavy headsets, and a funky wireless speaker/headphone combo that is sure to turn heads.
Enermax was showing some of their new wares at CES including power supplies, case fans, keyboards and notebook coolers. They were quite proud of their innovations and we spent quite a bit of time at their booth hearing the details. Now it’s your turn.
OCZ Technology has a ton of new products on display here at the International CES 2008. OCZ has tons of new products and today Legit Reviews covers Flex2, Hydroflow, HydroJet, Neural Impulse Actuator, 32GB Flash drives were high-capacity SATA and SATAII Solid State Drives. All of these products are brand new and are set to come out in 2008.
Western Digital is yet another company that has made an appearance at the 2008 International CES. Western Digital is showing off four new My Book external storage devices and a new Green Power (GP) Caviar Hard Disk drive. Did we mention that all of these drives are offered in 1TB? Read on to learn more!
Arctic Cooling unveiled a few new products at CES and we were able to get a look at a prototype product as well. Legit Reviews was able to take a sneak peak at an upcoming active RAM cooler that will be out next month if all goes as planned. We also have the scoop on the Freezer Extreme CPU Cooler, so read on and take a look.
The 2008 International CES is not disappointing this year and awesome products can be found at every booth! Art Lebedev is showing off their highly anticipated OLED Optimus Maximus keyboard. Read on to find out what all you can do with this keyboard and if this product will fit the bill. If you are ready to look at a $462.27 keyboard, then this article is for you.
Legit Reviews looks at new Hybrid SLI-capable products from NVIDIA! Included is the NVIDIA nForce 780a SLI, nForce 750a SLI, and nForce 730a media and communication processors (MCPs) for AMD CPUs, which will be released next month, as well as the new GeForce 8200—the industry’s first micro-ATX motherboard solution with an onboard Microsoft DirectX 10-compliant motherboard GPU.
Kingston has just added four new flash drives to their DataTraveler product line. The 110, 400, Style & HyperX DataTravelers each come in a variety of capacities. Read on to get the scoop of what these flash drives will offer and pricing!
SanDisk Corporation was showing off a 72-gigabyte (GB), 1.8-inch solid state drive (SSD) as a drop-in replacement for the standard mechanical hard disk drive that will be available in mobile products later this year. Read on to take a look at this small SATA drive!
To kick off our 2008 International CES coverage, Alienware has showcased a Curved Seamless Display! Sporting a resolution of 2880 x 900 with a .02ms refresh rate, this display is geared primarily towards gamers. Read on to see what we know about this monster monitor!
Last year I was able to post up the first pictures of the Intel D975XBX2 ‘Bad Axe 2’ motherboard in action and this year I was able to do the same with the Intel DX38BT ‘BoneTrail’ motherboard. The biggest change in the “Performance” section of the BIOS is no doubt the introduction of “Reference Voltage Override”. Read on to see if the Intel DX38BT is worth waiting for!
With Intel showing off demo systems with X38 and P35 Express chipsets all the buzz about system memory was around DDR3 memory modules. With no less than 14 brands of DDR3 memory being shown off on the show floor it’s clear that DDR3 has been picked up by all the major players and is ready for mainstream use. Read on as we show you what was in the booths at IDF!