Today, Wacom introduces the much anticipated Cintiq 21UX, its newly-redesigned interactive pen display delivering state-of-the-art pen performance and innovative ergonomics in a color-accurate LCD display. Designed specifically to meet the demanding needs of professional photographers, Continue reading “Wacom Introduces New Cintiq 21UX Interactive Pen Display”.
Computer users must now choose which browser they use to surf the internet, after a ruling against Microsoft by the European Commission came in to effect. From today, people running Microsoft’s Windows operating system will Continue reading “Microsoft Offers Computer Users Choice of Browsers With Ballot Box”.
This morning Walton Chaintech released the Astro Drive Series A101, which has now become the smallest USB 3.0 Flash Drive in the World. he new Walton Chaintech Astro Drive Series A101 thumb drive has complete Continue reading “The Smallest USB 3.0 Device in the World – Astro Drive A101”.
Whether people are taking photos of their babys first steps, or filming their vacations with their digital camcorder, the need for more digital storage is growing at a rapid rate. For these users who need Continue reading “Thecus Announces N4200 NAS Server with 6D Technology”.
It turns out that the US Government is extremely interested and concerned with discarded gaming and electronics equipment that is being quietly funneled to terrorists who then put them to use in devious and evil Continue reading “Your Discarded PS3 Controller & Others Can Aid Terrorists”.
We managed to get our hands on a prototype ASUS Rampage III Extreme motherboard and give you a look at what ASUS has in the works for enthusiasts and gamers. If you loved the previous Rampage Extreme (REX) motherboards then the upcoming R3E won’t disappoint. Read on to see what an early prototype can do!
Apple Inc. said three of its suppliers hired 11 underage workers to help build the iPhone, iPod and Macintosh computer last year, a violation it uncovered as part of its onsite audit of 102 factories. Continue reading “Apple Says Children Were Used to Build iPhone & iPod”.
The Corsair Padlock has been reborn with version 2 and is designed differently than every other drive on the market with its on-board PIN entry system. How does this provide added protection? We break down the Corsair Padlock 2 details to help you make an informed decision on secure portable storage devices.
Gunnar Optiks claims reduction of eye fatigue, added clarity and mitigation of dry eye with their stylish digital performance eyewear. We test drive the Wi-FIVE model eyewear to see if they can deliver on these claims or if it’s all hype.
Toshiba’s HG2 series of SSD’s uses their own multi-channel MLC controller in conjunction with 43nm Toshiba MLC NAND to create a mainstream drive that has a maximum sequential read speed of 230MB/s and 180MB/s write. Continue reading “Toshiba HG2 43nm 256GB SSD Performance Review”.
A first look gameplay trailer for Transformers: War for Cybertron has been made available this afternoon! Check it out and prepare yourself for the mess that will be Cybertron if left to Megatrons devices! The Continue reading “Transformers: War for Cybertron Game Trailer”.
Legit Reviews has been getting a number of e-mails fro NVIDIA and various Add-in-Board (AIB) partners that the news stories we posted about SabrePC selling pre-orders for GeForce GTX 480 and GeForce GTX 470 graphics Continue reading “NVIDIA and PNY Claim Pre-Orders For GeForce GTX 470/480 Are Fake”.
Gigabyte has extended their Super Overclock series with a Radeon HD 5870 series graphics card that aims to please enthusiasts and overclockers alike. In order for a Radeon HD 5870 to be branded a 5870 Continue reading “Gigabyte Radeon HD 5870 SOC (Super Overclock) Video Card”.
Corsair today announced the addition of the Reactor Series and Nova Series to its family of solid-state drives (SSDs). Both the Nova Series and Reactor Series provide the performance benefits of solid-state technology at an Continue reading “Corsair Launches Reactor and Nova Solid-State Drives”.
Toshiba’s HG2 series of SSD’s uses their own multi-channel MLC controller in conjunction with 43nm Toshiba MLC NAND to create a mainstream drive that has a maximum sequential read speed of 230MB/s and 180MB/s write. Read on to see how the Toshiba HG2 compares to other popular drives like the OCZ Vertex, Intel X25-M G2 and Crucial C300!
