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Nokia Asha 302 review
" The Nokia Asha 302 comes between the Asha 300 and the Asha 303 in Nokia's updated featurephone lineup, but it doesn't quite follow the numerical order. Although obviously not a smartphone, this S40 messenger is almost halfway there. It aims to bring good connectivity and more than reasonable processing power without unnecessarily complicating the interface. Touchscreen and dual-SIM support are the two extremes in the Asha lineup but the Nokia Asha 302 sticks to the middle, finding balance and confidence in robust functionality and good build quality. It's a value package with plenty to offer to many potential upgraders looking to replace their S30 or S40 phones. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Sunday, May 20, 2012 @ 13:46:33 UTC (25 reads)
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Alpenföhn K2 Dual Tower CPU Cooler Review
" With the CPU cooling market dominated by dual tower air coolers and All-In-One liquid cooling units, there is very little chance for the brands which don’t offer the aforementioned coolers to compete in the enthusiast segment. Alpenföhn have been working hard to release a variety of coolers which suit everybody’s needs since they truly emerged onto the scene in 2010 with their popular Matterhorn. After a relatively short period of time in the limelight of the CPU cooling market, Alpenföhn feel that they are ready to challenge for the cooling crown with their dual tower K2. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Sunday, May 20, 2012 @ 12:56:05 UTC (31 reads)
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Sapphire Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition Vapor-X Review
" The Sapphire Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition Vapor-X looks give a good bit of power, with cooler temperatures. The Sapphire 7770 GHz Edition keeps the known GHz overclocks, and adds Sapphire's popular Vapor-X cooling. This combination ensures an efficient operating mainstream video card. The core clock is overclocked to 1100MHz and the memory clock is set at 1300MHz. The Radeon HD 7770 uses the newest 28nm GCN technology. Onboard, there are 640 stream processors and 1GB of GDDR5 memory. This next generation card utilizes the newest PCI Express 3.0 ports for maximum throughput. All of the usual AMD features are included. The Sapphire Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition Vapor-X can use AMD HD3D technology, AMD Eyefinity 2.0, Shader Model 5.0, OpenGL 4.2, AMD PowerTune, and AMD APP technology. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 13:32:16 UTC (46 reads)
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Corsair Obsidian 550D Review
" The Corsair Obsidian 550D ships in the same kind of packaging as most of the company's other enclosures. Full color packaging is becoming rarer by the day, but if that means that consumers end up paying less for a product - so be it. You will find a simple image of the chassis on the front and a blow up diagram on the rear of the cardboard box. There are no holes to grab the package on the sides, Instead there is some more info found on here, along with another prominent display of the model name. Two thick Styrofoam spacers and additional cardboard piece have been used to secure the product within the package. A plastic back further protects the new chassis from fingerprints and scratches during the packaging process at the factory. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Saturday, May 19, 2012 @ 10:01:30 UTC (34 reads)
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Corsair Vengeance C70 Case Review
" Corsair has had an excellent run as a case designer, showing growth with each new enclosure by adding some features, subtracting other ones, moving things around, and generally continuing to experiment. The Obsidian and Carbide lines in particular have shown healthy progress, but today Corsair launches a fourth line under their popular Vengeance gaming brand: the Vengeance C70. While the exteriors of the Obsidian and to a lesser extent Carbide cases have all been fairly austere, the Vengeance C70's target is pretty clear: they're going after gamers. Thus far, products in the Vengeance market have generally been of high quality and haven't been particularly ostentatious, but the C70's external design is an unusual step for Corsair. Is the C70 as a whole part of Corsair's continued evolution as a case designer, or is this their first major misstep along the way? " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Friday, May 18, 2012 @ 00:26:36 UTC (33 reads)
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Corsair 550D Review
" The Obsidian Series has always had a big following in the computer chassis market. Corsair’s keen attention to detail, coupled with an indulgent feature-set has meant those with a passion for a sophisticated look have truly been catered for. Until the Corsair 650D the Obsidian Series only had full towers within its portfolio but now Corsair have introduced yet another mid-tower to join the 650D, namely 550D. As with other cases in the series, the 550D adopts a minimalist approach to case design, pushing for flair and elegance. The 550D focusses on providing users with sound isolation via noise damping and closed off panels, so if you are seeking a computer chassis with professional looks and silence in mind, the 550D could be ideal. The Obsidian Series has impressed us before with build quality being at the forefront of priorities, will 550D continue a good thing? Let’s find out. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 22:40:28 UTC (32 reads)
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Samsung Galaxy S III vs Samsung Galaxy S II
" The Galaxy S series of phones is the dream of every Android fan. Being the best of the best, these handsets have always represented the best that Android has to offer, mostly due to their spectacular specs sheets and real-life performance. The Samsung Galaxy S II, which came out last year, was so successful that it could hardly be challenged by any model that launched in the year following its release. However with this new breed of quad-core smartphones, Samsung had to refresh its otherwise still strong offering, by introducing a successor. That successor is, naturally, the Galaxy S III – a beast of a phone that comes to reaffirm Samsung's leading position and fight off the contenders looking to dethrone it. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 17:20:35 UTC (38 reads)
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Sapphire HD 7770 Vapor-X Graphics Card Review
" Since their launch we have been impressed by Sapphires various Vapor-X coolers. Particularly in the case of the 6900 series the Vapor-X was able to take a noisy reference card and turn it into a quiet, cool running product which was much more desirable. Until now though the Vapor-X branding hasn't appeared on any 7000 series products, even though Sapphire have been releasing overclocked and custom designed models for some time. Today we see the first Vapor-X 7000 series card in the shape of a Sapphire Radeon HD 7770 Vapor-X OC Edition. This enhanced version of the 7770 runs at significantly higher clock speeds than the reference model on both core and memory and combines this with a dual fan, vapour chamber cooler and we will be putting it head to head against the GTX 560 in a selection of real world gaming and multimedia tests. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 14:40:54 UTC (28 reads)
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NZXT Switch 810 Special Edition Review
" A few months ago we took a look at the latest chassis from NZXT, the Switch 810. It scored well but no case is perfect and since that original launch NZXT have been listening to feedback from end users and reviewers which has resulted in a special edition of the case. With a Gun Metal finish and some revised design aspects the latest 810 aims to provide everything the mainstream and enthusiast user needs and we have one on our test bench today. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 12:42:25 UTC (33 reads)
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HTC One X Android Smartphone Review
" Over the past few years HTC have gone from being a relatively unknown manufacturer to a key player in the mobile marketplace. Never afraid to really push their own operating system skin and tweaks on their Android handsets such as the Sensation have been hugely impressive with some great build quality and good specifications. This hasn't been limited to Android though as the Titan is one of the best handsets on the Windows Phone platform. Recently though Samsung have had great success with their Galaxy S 2, then Nexus and Note which have significantly cut into the sales of high end competitor handsets. HTC's response to the strong range of Samsung handsets, and the recently announced Galaxy S 3 is the One range which has three models designed for different audiences. Sitting at the top of the pile is the One X with its Tegra 3 multi-core processor, 32GB of storage and Super IPS Screen and that is the focus of our review today. " Read More... |
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Posted by Wesslan on Thursday, May 17, 2012 @ 11:45:13 UTC (44 reads)
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