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Teclast W900 Wireless Webcam ReviewDate Written: 25th August 2010 Rating: 5.5 Type: Peripherals The Teclast W900 is a wireless webcam from Chinese portable media player and PC accessory manufacturer Teclast, with today's sample being provided by the good fellows over at Digital8 and House of Dap. It claims to be the "world's first wireless web cam"... |
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eGreat EG-M32B ReviewDate Written: 26th June, 2010 Rating: 7.5 Type: HD Media Player Today we have with us in our labs the eGreat EG-M32B "Networked Media Tank". eGreat is a company well known on the Chinese gadgets market for HD Media Players, and the sample we have received today is a fine example. The EG-M32B is capable of Full HD 1080p output via HDMI, Dolby Digital support and room for a 3.5" hard drive on the inside supporting up to 2TB of video, music and photos. |
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UltraMon ReviewDate Written: 6th June, 2010 Rating: 8.5 Type: Window Management Windows default dual-monitor management is pretty shocking at the best of times. This is where Realtime Soft's UltraMon comes in and saves the day with a much need improvement over the default method for dealing with multiple monitors, giving you some handy shortcuts and an extended taskbar to help you manage windows over two monitors more efficiently.... |
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TidySongs - Clean up your iTunes libraryDate Written: April 16, 2010 Rating: 4.0 Type: Media Tools This is a little program I discovered as I was switching my iTunes library from my desktop computer to my laptop. To get my music to my laptop I just copied it off of my iPod and stored the music on my laptop’s hard drive. |
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HD 5870 vs. GTX 480 - Which is the better buy?Date Written: April 5, 2010 Rating: N/A Type: Graphics Cards Today we’re taking a deep look into which out of the two flagship single-GPU graphics cards from ATI and Nvidia is the better buy for your system. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 was released into the realm of graphics cards just last week, and the ATI Radeon HD 5870 has been with us for a good six months now. |
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CyberLink PowerDVD 10 ReviewDate Written: March 29, 2010 Rating: 7.5 Type: Media Player CyberLink PowerDVD is one of the most well renowned and best programs for DVD and Blu-Ray media playback. With the recent update to PowerDVD 10 we got our hands on a copy to see whether PowerDVD is still the best around for media playback. |
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 ReviewDate Written: March 2, 2010 Rating: 9.0 Type: Shooter It doesn’t feel like it’s been that long since we saw an epic shooter (read: Modern Warfare 2) and now, just two months into 2010, we’re seeing another one. While I haven’t played any of the past Battlefield games, Bad Company 2 is a fantastic addition into the franchise and EA DICE have done a superb job. As you would expect from first-person shooters as of late, the singleplayer campaign doesn’t really shine by itself; the multiplayer is the star of this show. |
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Graphics Card Rankings ListDate Written: July 15, 2010 Rating: N/A Type: Graphics Cards Here is a list of current graphics cards stacked up against each other in a list. This list shows the top graphics cards you can get, with the highest performing at the top and the lowest performing at the bottom. |
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Windows 95 vs Windows 7Date Written: October 27, 2009 Rating: N/A Type: Operating System I recently was sifting through some old stuff of mine and came across my Windows 95 floppy disc collection – all 14 floppy discs required to install the classic Windows 95 operating system. So, here it is, the comparison between Windows 7, the latest and greatest operating system from Microsoft, and Windows 95 – the DOS-run OS from 14 years ago. |
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WinX DVD Ripper Platinum ReviewDate Written: September 26, 2009 Rating: 8.0 Type: Media Tools The reasonable purchase price and good range of presets for portable devices lead me to recommend the program to people who need “one-click” conversion to watch movies on portable devices. The presets are only available on the platinum edition. |
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UltraMon ReviewDate Written: 6th June, 2010 Rating: 8.5 Type: Window Management Windows default dual-monitor management is pretty shocking at the best of times. This is where Realtime Soft's UltraMon comes in and saves the day with a much need improvement over the default method for dealing with multiple monitors, giving you some handy shortcuts and an extended taskbar to help you manage windows over two monitors more efficiently.... |
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TidySongs - Clean up your iTunes libraryDate Written: April 16, 2010 Rating: 4.0 Type: Media Tools This is a little program I discovered as I was switching my iTunes library from my desktop computer to my laptop. To get my music to my laptop I just copied it off of my iPod and stored the music on my laptop’s hard drive. |
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CyberLink PowerDVD 10 ReviewDate Written: March 29, 2010 Rating: 7.5 Type: Media Player CyberLink PowerDVD is one of the most well renowned and best programs for DVD and Blu-Ray media playback. With the recent update to PowerDVD 10 we got our hands on a copy to see whether PowerDVD is still the best around for media playback. |
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Windows 95 vs Windows 7Date Written: October 27, 2009 Rating: N/A Type: Operating System I recently was sifting through some old stuff of mine and came across my Windows 95 floppy disc collection – all 14 floppy discs required to install the classic Windows 95 operating system. So, here it is, the comparison between Windows 7, the latest and greatest operating system from Microsoft, and Windows 95 – the DOS-run OS from 14 years ago. |
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WinX DVD Ripper Platinum ReviewDate Written: September 26, 2009 Rating: 8.0 Type: Media Tools The reasonable purchase price and good range of presets for portable devices lead me to recommend the program to people who need “one-click” conversion to watch movies on portable devices. The presets are only available on the platinum edition. |
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Windows 7 ReviewDate Written: August 22, 2009 Rating: N/A Type: Operating System It only takes a quick Google search to find all about how bad, slow and filled with bloatware Vista was, or at least accused of being. Could Microsoft hope to right all the wrong from Vista, and make it better than any of their previous operating systems? We installed the final RTM version of Windows 7 to find out. |
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Teclast W900 Wireless Webcam ReviewDate Written: 25th August 2010 Rating: 5.5 Type: Peripherals The Teclast W900 is a wireless webcam from Chinese portable media player and PC accessory manufacturer Teclast, with today's sample being provided by the good fellows over at Digital8 and House of Dap. It claims to be the "world's first wireless web cam"... |
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eGreat EG-M32B ReviewDate Written: 26th June, 2010 Rating: 7.5 Type: HD Media Player Today we have with us in our labs the eGreat EG-M32B "Networked Media Tank". eGreat is a company well known on the Chinese gadgets market for HD Media Players, and the sample we have received today is a fine example. The EG-M32B is capable of Full HD 1080p output via HDMI, Dolby Digital support and room for a 3.5" hard drive on the inside supporting up to 2TB of video, music and photos. |
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HD 5870 vs. GTX 480 - Which is the better buy?Date Written: April 5, 2010 Rating: N/A Type: Graphics Cards Today we’re taking a deep look into which out of the two flagship single-GPU graphics cards from ATI and Nvidia is the better buy for your system. The Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 was released into the realm of graphics cards just last week, and the ATI Radeon HD 5870 has been with us for a good six months now. |
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Graphics Card Rankings ListDate Written: July 15, 2010 Rating: N/A Type: Graphics Cards Here is a list of current graphics cards stacked up against each other in a list. This list shows the top graphics cards you can get, with the highest performing at the top and the lowest performing at the bottom. |
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 ReviewDate Written: March 2, 2010 Rating: 9.0 Genre: Shooter It doesn’t feel like it’s been that long since we saw an epic shooter (read: Modern Warfare 2) and now, just two months into 2010, we’re seeing another one. While I haven’t played any of the past Battlefield games, Bad Company 2 is a fantastic addition into the franchise and EA DICE have done a superb job. As you would expect from first-person shooters as of late, the singleplayer campaign doesn’t really shine by itself; the multiplayer is the star of this show. |
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F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin ReviewDate Written: August 5, 2009 Rating: 7.5 Genre: Horror Shooter You have probably all heard of, or maybe even played, the first iteration of the famed First Encounter Assault Recon – better known as F.E.A.R.. The horror game makes a return again with F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin. Everything I loved about the first game is back again: slow-mo, scares and shooting, and most of it is improved upon |
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The Sims 3 ReviewDate Written: August 3, 2009 Rating: 8.5 Genre: Simulation Well, it’s been 5 years since the last instalment of The Sims and it sure has been a wait. The highly anticipated Sims 3 is about to reach stores and I am glad to say that the copy that I was given to review was a blast to play, as has the previous Sims games. Filled with great new features and retaining all the old Sims action this is a game that everyone should enjoy. |
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Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare ReviewDate Written: August 2, 2009 Rating: 8.5 Genre: Shooter Call of Duty is back, and this time it’s become modern. After 3 previous games being based on World War II it makes a nice change to see Infinity Ward straying from the classic and bringing it into a more modern sense. By doing this, it creates a much more real sense and the story does deal with a real sort of issue and based in locations that look similar to Iraq. |
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Prince of Persia ReviewDate Written: August 1, 2009 Rating: 8.0 Genre: Fantasy Action Adventure The climbing, running, jumping world of The Prince Of Persia is back in a remake of the original game. The graphics presented in this game are stunning and the animations are pure brilliance, but that doesn’t stop the game from being insanely easy and, at times, repetitive. Nonetheless it should be great fun for all that play it. |
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Need For Speed: Undercover ReviewDate Written: July 15, 2009 Rating: 6.5 Genre: Street Racing EA pulls together yet again to give another Need For Speed game to add to their collection, this time around naming it “Undercover” in reference to its story-line. The game tries to improve on the abysmal “Need For Speed: Pro Street” and does so with great cut scenes and some new gameplay, but it’s not an entirely joyful ride… |
- Teclast W900 Wireless Webcam Review
- eGreat EG-M32B Review
- UltraMon Review
- TidySongs - Clean up your iTunes library
- HD 5870 vs. GTX 480 - Which is the better buy?
- CyberLink PowerDVD 10 Review
- Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Review
- Graphics Card Rankings List
- Windows 95 vs Windows 7
- WinX DVD Ripper Platinum Review
- Windows 7 Review
- F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin Review
- The Sims 3 Review
- Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Review
- Prince of Persia Review
- Need For Speed: Undercover Review
