Gear from E3 Gaming Expo
7 Jun 2011 - By Omar Mariño

For years, the E3 conference has been widely regarded as the best place to get a handle on what’s coming up for games in the short future, as well as gaming hardware, and technical wizardry. And this year’s event promises some serious surprises for gamers and technophiles alike. We’re taking a look at some of the coolest gear to be announced at E3 in this round up starting with a couple of gadgets from Sony. Read more >>



4 New Phones / 2011 – SmartPhones That Make Your Life Easier
20 Apr 2011 - By Omar Mariño

If you’ve been holding off on upgrading your current phone or breaking away from your current contract to buy another, you may just want to wait a little bit longer. The following list of hot new smartphones has something for everybody whether they’re an Android devotee or an Apple addict—but first we’re starting off with the Nokia E6.

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Bluetrek Bluetooth Headset – The World’s First Carbon Fiber one
17 Apr 2011 - By Omar Mariño

Bluetooth headsets are a necessity—no matter how you feel about them. So why not make the most of it and go for broke? That’s the idea behind Blutrek’s latest device: the Bluetrek carbon fiber headset. Read more >>

Logitech – A new Mouse: M325 – Sniper Precise for Under $50
4 Apr 2011 - By Omar Mariño

So a mouse is a mouse is a mouse, right? Sort of. We know that they all do the same thing but the varying degrees of success you might have controlling your input with bargain basement mouses is probably a little frustrating. If you want a mouse that’s easy to use (no programmable macros here) and gets the job done the way you want it to without breaking the bank you should check out Logitech’s newest—the M325. Read more >>

Gaming – Razer Chimaera Wireless Gamer Headset Expensive and Ungainly
3 Apr 2011 - By Omar Mariño

This wireless beast of a headset promises “True to Life Gaming”—whatever that is— and freedom from the tyranny of the cord. Unfortunately, the $129 price tag makes it a bit too costly to justify. True, that retail is in line with other headsets on the market but the Chimaera just doesn’t perform as well as it should. Read more >>

Sony’s Wireless RF865 Headphones Go Deep
31 Mar 2011 - By Omar Mariño

Earbuds are alright but every serious music lover knows you need a set of full headphones to really enjoy what an artist has on offer. But the days of being chained to your stereo are over thanks to Sony’s MDR-RF865RK headphones. These puppies push out some serious quality sound without all the bells and whistles to drive the price up. Read more >>

Avaak Vue Cams Go Wireless! – Spy Camera
24 Mar 2011 - By Omar Mariño

Okay, so the Avaak Vue cameras weren’t meant to be spy cams. They’re technically monitors that you can use to surveil your office or home while you’re not there for security purposes but the temptation to go all James Bond is definitely there—especially since these new “Second Generation” models are now wireless. Read more >>

New Iogear’s Keyboard: Wireless Peripheral Boats Bluetooth Connectivity
13 Jan 2011 - By Omar Mariño

Wireless keyboards are becoming so commonplace that when companies announce new models, there really isn’t anything newsworthy on which to report.  However, Iogear’s new Bluetooth keyboard is a bit different from the rest of the pack.  The GKM611B features a built-in touchpad (a tiny one that’s nearly too small to be of any use anyway) but that won’t get many people excited.  Instead, it’s the extensive Bluetooth connectivity that’s going to make this board sell. Read more >>

iTwin Introduces New Way to Share Via USB
18 Dec 2010 - By Omar Mariño

The iTwin USB data sharing device has hit the shores of the United States without much hoopla.  That could be due to the fact that the device was announced overseas nearly 14 months ago and we’ve forgotten about it or bigger and better things such as Infinitec’s “Infinite Storage” device has replaced this minuscule little efficiency tool in our overactive minds.  Whatever the case, you can get an iTwin now, if you‘d so desire. Read more >>



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