Computing 
HP MediaSmart Server EX475 Review(0)
Have you ever wanted to backup all your Windows PCs including your music, movies, and irreplaceable photos? What about storing all of your iTunes music in a central place so that every PC (and Mac) could access it? Want to access your content away from home, from any PC using an internet connection? If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, the HP MediaSmart Server is for you.
Dell SP2208WFP 22″ LCD Monitor Review
We reviewed the 2707WFP 27″ UltraSharp LCD from Dell last October, and we were very pleased with it’s performance. Today, we’re taking a quick look at the Dell SP2208WFP 22″ LCD. It has a built-in webcam, and an HDMI port for connecting a high definition source. Does it lack any other features users have come to love? Read on to find out.
Antec Mini P180 Case Review
Most custom-built PCs today have gaudy cases, with flashy blue neon lights, and LED fans. Antec is taking a different approach with the new minimalistic Mini P180 mini-tower case, which builds on top of their award winning P180 and P182 cases in a compact design, perfect for LAN parties. How does it perform? Is it worth the money? Find out after the jump.
Lexmark X9575 Professional All-in-One Inkjet Review
If you’re looking for a small business all-in-one inkjet printer that is chock full of features, look no further than the Lexmark X9575 Professional wireless 4-in-1 printer. Is it up to speed for high volume business printing? Find out after the jump.
HP dv2800t Artist Edition Notebook Review
Most notebook computers have a plain and ordinary design, usually black or silver, until HP decided to kick it up a notch with the dv2800t Artist Edition. Read on to find out more about this unique notebook.
Gateway C-142XL Tablet PC Review
Tablet PCs are becoming more and more popular these days in college and the workplace, today we’re reviewing one of the latest on the market, Gateway’s C-142XL convertible tablet PC.
Lenovo ThinkVision L220x Review
The ThinkVision L220x is the only 22-inch monitor available today with a 1920 x 1200 resolution and support for full 1080p video content. Is it up to today’s standards with HDMI and DisplayPort emerging on new displays? Read on to find out.
Ooma Voice-over-IP Review
There are a lot of voice-over-IP services and providers on the market today: Vonage, Packet8, Comcast Digital Voice, and Phone Power just to name a few. One you may not have heard of is Ooma. With its unique features, Ooma sets itself apart from all the others. Read on to find out why.
Epson Stylus C120 Inkjet Printer Review
Dubbed the world’s fastest document printer, the Epson Stylus C120 is perfect for small or home offices that rely on printing each and every day. At $69, is it worth buying?
HP Pavillion tx2000z Convertible Tablet PC Review
Last November, I had the chance to get my hands on the HP Compaq 2710p, a business-oriented tablet PC. Early this year at CES in Las Vegas, HP introduced the Pavillion tx2000z, a follow-up to the tx1000 with a plethora of new features. How does it stack up? Read on after the jump for more [...]
Belkin N1 Vision Wireless-N Router Mini Review
The Belkin N1 Vision is one of the only routers on the market today with a built-in LCD screen that allows you to access information about your network speed and clients on your network. It is a draft-802.11n router with complete compatibility with 802.11b/g network clients. The CD-less installation makes it a seamless plug-and-play experience. [...]
Gateway P-171XL FX Edition Review
Gateway is a relatively newcomer to the gaming notebook spectrum of computers, but the product they have released is a great performer. Is it lacking anything compared to other gaming notebooks on the market? Read on to find out.
Lenovo ThinkPad X61 Review
Lenovo recently sent me a review unit of the ThinkPad X61, one of their ultraportable notebooks in the ThinkPad lineup. It’s thin, light, and has the ThinkPad features we’ve come to love, but is it missing anything?
HP Compaq 2510p Review
The HP Compaq 2510p is an ultra-portable notebook aimed at the business market, it weighs in at only 2.8 lbs and even has an optional built-in DVD burner, which most ultra-portables don’t have. The only question is, how is the performance in such a compact notebook? Read on after the jump.
Gateway XHD3000 30″ LCD Monitor Review
There have been a few contenders in the 30-inch LCD range for the past couple of months: Dell, HP, and Apple. Gateway recently joined the ranks with the XHD3000 30-inch LCD and we’ve put it through our paces.
The do-it-all Epson Stylus CX9400Fax all-in one inkjet printer, reviewed.
I was recently sent a review unit of the brand new Epson Stylus CX9400Fax all-in-one inkjet printer. It’s the perfect all-in-one for a small home office or business, but it isn’t all about documents, it’s actually a great photo printer as well. Is it right for you? Read on for the scoop.
Green Gear: Western Digital Caviar GP 500GB 3.5″ HDD
Western Digital recently introduced a line of “GreenPower” hard drives that “deliver power savings as the primary attribute.” A typical hard drives takes up 13.5 watts of power in your PC. The Caviar GP drives cut that down to a nice 3.3 watts (with the 500GB model) for PCs that need reliability and reduced energy [...]
Sprint Ovation U727 by Novatel - Is it better than the U720?
EVDO is a godsend, and helped many people this past month at both the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, and Macworld Expo 2008 just this past week. More and more EVDO modems are being introduced, whether they be USB, ExpressCard, or PCMCIA. I recently got my hands on the Sprint Ovation U727 by [...]
Lenovo’s ThinkPad T61 - power and portability, combined.
Lenovo bought IBM’s Think line of computers in 2005 and has released new iterations of their notebook computers, the ThinkPads, over the past few years. Today we are taking a look at their latest road warrior, the ThinkPad T61.
The small business-oriented Fujitsu LifeBook V1010
The Fujitsu LifeBook V1010 is a budget-priced, mainstream, 15.4″ notebook aimed at the small business market. It is packed with a Core 2 Duo processor and Windows Vista Business, but how does it stack up? Read on for more details.
2007 Holiday Gift Guide: HP Blackbird 002 Gaming PC
HP purchased Voodoo, a popular gaming PC manufacturer in 2006. Since that time they have worked together on a PC called the Blackbird 002 (001 was a prototype). The Blackbird 002 isn’t for the casual gamer, but would make the best gift for the hardcore gamer this holiday season.
More in this category:
- 2007 Holiday Gift Guide: Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 and Premiere Elements 4
- 2007 Holiday Gift Guide: Gateway One AiO PC
- 2007 Holiday Gift Guide: Epson PictureMate Dash
- Western Digital Scorpio 250GB Notebook Drive Review
- The HP Compaq 2710p Tablet PC, power and portability combined.
- Dell 2707WFP 27″ UltraSharp LCD Review
- Miniaturize your backup with the OneTouch 4 Mini from Maxtor
- Side note: Xtorrent 1.1 released, major improvements
- Seagate FreeAgent Pro, an affordable backup solution.
- D-Link DCS-3220 SecuriCam Review
- Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
- Epson Stylus Photo R380, reviewed and put to the test.
- Verizon Wireless USB720 EVDO Modem
- Xerox Phaser 6180N
- 24″ LCD Roundup
- The ultra-compact Sony VAIO G1.
- WWDC07: Safari for Windows
- Spanning Sync: Google Calendar’s best friend.
- Backup on the go: Seagate FreeAgent Go
- Zonbu arrives at Connect!
- Xtorrent: The latest kid on the block.
- PowerArchiver 2007, the robust Windows archiving utility.
- D-Link Xtreme-N Gigabit Router (DIR-655)
- Antec Nine Hundred Gaming Case, reviewed.
- Lexmark E450dn Laser Printer
- Sprint U720 Mobile Broadband USB Modem
- SlingBox AV: Watch Your Media, Anywhere, Anytime.
- CES 2007: Toshiba innovates with new Tablet PC
- Roxio introduces Toast 8 Titanium at Expo
- CES 2007: OQO gets Windows Vista
- CES 2007: HP introduces new TouchSmart PC.
- OWC and Axiotron present the ModBook!
- Adobe brings Premiere back to Mac.
- Seagate 750GB External Pushbutton Drive
- Blue Snowball USB Microphone
- Dymo LabelWriter Twin Turbo
- Netgear GS608 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch
- iClip lite: A nano1 review.
