Lexar ExpressCard SSD Review

By Ben | 6/19/2007

The Lexar ExpressCard is a solid state drive (SSD) that is available in 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB capacities. This offering from Lexar provides additional storage space, a place to do backups, or a nice chunk of flash memory that can be available for the ReadyBoost feature built into Microsoft Windows Vista. Take a look at our in-depth review.

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Logitech MX 518 Gaming Mouse Review

By IIIM3 | 4/21/2007

Once upon a time, a mouse was just a mouse. In the past few years choices in pointing devices have exploded. One of those mice that stands out in the crowd is the Logitech MX-518 high-end gaming mouse. This mouse has the unique ability to switch dpi accuracy on the fly, a useful feature for gaming you may never knew you might want (or need).

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Kensington Wireless Keypad/Calculator and Mouse Review

By Greg Ross | 4/19/2007

Kensington has long been a premier company for all things mobile, and recently released a wireless keypad/calculator and mouse kit that is a great one-two punch for mobile warriors who desire more than a mouse-less and numpad-less notebook.  This combo deal is currently offered by Kensington for $59.99, and Kensington also offers a wired version of the keypad/calculator with an included USB hub for $29.99.  We’ll be reviewing the larger kit today.

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Dell to Offer Blu-Ray Slot Loading Drive in XPS M2010

By Andrew | 4/18/2007

Last week Dell announced that it would be offering a 500GB of storage on board their XPS M2010 and today the M2010 will also be the first portable PC to offer a slot loading Blu-Ray optical drive.

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Swiss Gear Maxxum Laptop Backpack Review

By Dustin Sklavos | 4/16/2007

The Wenger Swiss Gear Maxxum laptop backpack is a bag designed to accommodate 15.4" screen notebooks and targeted at students who need a durable backpack to carry all of their gear. Following is a full review of the Maxxum backpack.

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Wenger SwissGear Synergy Backpack Review

By Tim | 4/10/2007

What is the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions Switzerland? Most likely you thought of Swiss cheese, the Alps, or a Swiss Army Knife. Sadly, a lot of people have not heard about the amazing notebook products made by Wenger (who also makes the Swiss Army Knife). I got the SwissGear Synergy backpack which can hold a 15" - 15.4" widescreen notebook. Following is a review.

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Alienware and Dell Offering Notebooks with Half Terabyte of Storage Space

By Andrew | 4/10/2007

Dell and Alienware, partners in crime in the PC industry, are now offering a half terabyte of storage in their Dell XPS M2010 and Alienware Aurora m9700 giant sized notebook offerings. This is the first time 500GB of storage has been offered in a notebook form factor via the configuration of two 250GB hard drives.

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Razer Deathadder Mouse Review

By Blake | 3/26/2007

Razer's DeathAdder gaming mouse is a powerful accessory for fans of 3D shooters or those that need an accurate mouse in the work that they do. The DeathAdder is the latest update to the successful past releases of the DiamondBack and CopperHead -- following is a review of this mouse that's more than just an average mouse.

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Microsoft Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse 6000 Review

By Redline | 3/11/2007

A big name for a small mouse, the Microsoft Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse 6000 (NB6000) is the premium laser version of the popular line of Microsoft wireless notebook mice. It offers cutting edge technology and good performance at a correspondingly high cost, although it can be had online for much lower than the suggested retail price of $49.99.

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News Bits: LG R400 Laptop, FlipStart UMPC Released, Apple Notebook with Flash Storage Coming

By Charles P. Jefferies | 3/9/2007