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The Kingston 32GB DataTraveler microDUO OTG USB Flash Drive Reviewed

USB flash drives are starting to feel a lot like cheap Christmas ornaments these days. If you've seen one, you've seen them all. The only important things that separate them are software bundles or their US... Continued

New MSI Laptops Bring Gaming Out of the Shadows

When you purchase a laptop built specifically for gaming, there are a few sacrifices your need to keep in mind. Chief among them is portability, as something beefy enough to handle any modern game is going ... Continued

More Ways to Hackintosh Your Way to a New Mac Pro

It's been a little over three months since Stephen put together his guide on how you can build your own Mac Pro using off-the-shelf PC parts. Granted, you don't get the sleek and shiny "trash can" loo... Continued

Kinivo’s WID380 USB WiFi Adapter Works Fast, Looks Cute

Readers of a certain vintage will remember rabbit ears; those big dipole antennas you mounted on the top of your television to improve your broadcast television signal. Well I think we've found the 21... Continued

Kingston Technology E50 Enterprise 240GB SSD Reviewed

There are two markets utilizing SSDs; regular and enterprise consumers. Desktop users expect SSDs to last at least the same, if not longer, than platter based drives. On the other hand, when it comes to wear ... Continued

No Windows 7 Support for Apple Mac Pro

Reception to the "new" Apple Mac Pro has been mixed at best. We've already suffered through delays and questioned the upgrade potential. Now, it's perfectly understandable that someone buying a cylindrical ... Continued

Thermaltake Urban T81 Comes with Double the Cooling and Double the Doors

One of the premier companies in the PC DIY market, Thermaltake, continues to advance their newest lines of products. The Urban series of PC cases is Thermaltake's answer for those who are looking for someth... Continued

New LaCie Little Big Disk with Thunderbolt 2 Pushes 2600 MB/s, Shipping Now

How fast is fast? We first saw the new version of the LaCie Little Big Disk at CES earlier this year and now the Thunderbolt 2-compatible external drive is shipping to a retailer near you. As a quick ref... Continued

ASUS AM1M-A and AM1I-A Motherboards Ready for New AMD “Jaguar” SoC

AMD recently announced they would begin selling low power use APUs using the "Jaguar" architecture. This is the same chip being used in your Xbox One and Playstation 4 consoles, so this is all kinda cool. T... Continued

GALAXY Introduces Low Profile Editions of NVIDIA GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti GPUs

With the introduction of NVIDIA's new Maxwell GPU, better known as the GTX 750 and GTX 750 Ti, the performance per watt battle has never been more fierce. Not only has NVIDIA brought competent 1080p gaming to... Continued

Thermaltake Adds a Little Gold to their Line of Power Supplies

If I have said it once, I have said it a thousand times: Edward's Lemon Meringue Pie is amazing and your PSU is the core of your computer. You can never go wrong with buying a high quality, high performance... Continued

GIGABYTE’s New Motherboard Is a Server Waiting to Happen

We're always curious to see what motherboard companies like GIGABYTE cook up, and this announcement is no different. GIGABYTE is releasing a motherboard with a built in 10 gigabit network connection. T... Continued