The Logitech MX518 is one of the most critically acclaimed gaming mice in all of history. Recently, Logitech decided to step it up a notch and refine it a bit. What’s different about the G400 in comparison to its predecessor? Four main things - it has a much more powerful optical sensor, faster report rate, a ligher cable, and a new color. Is the G400 a worth successor? — Our full review after the break!
Apple products were meant to be shown off without ugly cases and whatnot covering their industrial designs. While protective films are the ideal solution for many users, others will require something a bit more solid. The Griffin iClear is a two piece hard shell case, custom molded for a variety of products. — Our full review after the break!
As SSD’s get faster and HDD’s become comparitevely slower, more and more computer enthusiasts are starting to swap out their clunky physical drives for snazzy new flash memory ones. The OCZ Agility 3 sports a SATA III 6 Gb/s interface and theoretically reach speeds up to 525MB/s read and 500MB/s write. We decided to throw this 120 GB monster into our rig as a boot drive and give it a spin. — Our full review after the break!
Have you ever wished you could magically transfer a file from one computer to another without a cable? With the iTwin, you can do just that. What looks like a dual ended flash drive is actually one with limitless capacity that can also move files between two computers using the Internet. But with services like Dropbox out and about, is the $99 price tag justified? — Our full review after the break!
How many times have you been caught off guard by a wireless keyboard running out of juice? Yeah, we know, it sucks. Well, the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard is here to solve that problem. It charges either by sunlight or artificial light through 2 sizable solar panels. Not only is it eco-friendly, but it’s also impossibly thin and a damn good typing experience. — Our full review after the break!
Cheap plastic thumb drives are all over the place and Imation decided that this just wouldn’t do. The F150 (not to be confused with the Ford truck) is a part of their Defender line of products. These storage devices are aimed at those who require high levels of security for sensitive information. Of course, great security on the software side must be matched with an equally as durable enclosure. Does the F150 fit the bill? — Our full review after the break!
If you’re a geek then you’ve probably heard of a little gadget called the Chumby. Well, it used to be little but now it’s all grown up! The third iteration of the Chumby features an 8-inch touchscreen and can display all the widgets you’d like. But at a $200 price point, is it a must have gadget? — Our full review after the break!
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