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Corsair Voyager – 32GB Flash Drive
What would you do with a 32GB Flash Drive? Mine contains my entire music collection, all of my important documents, my family photos, a restore image of the operating system on my computer, and 6GB of free space. When you’re used to using 2, 4, or even 8GB flash drives,…
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Go outside and play – Garmin Colorado 400t Review
The benefits of owning a GPS unit are still something that remain a mystery to many. The cost of a unit can be prohibitive for a device that many people would consider a luxury. I spend a considerable amount of time hunting and fishing in the great outdoors. A GPS could be…
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LumaPix FotoFusion 4.2 Review
In today’s world of digital photography and digital presentation methods, it’s not hard to imagine that the old cut and glue method of scrapbooking and photo collages would soon need to go digital. Let’s be honest, who wants to dust off the old scrap book to show relatives your…
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Your New Hi-Definition Player will be Blu-Ray… Or will it?
If you missed the latest round of format wars, consider yourself lucky. Similar to the competing formats of VHS -vs- Betamax, there was recent confusion over the hi-definition format that’s going to replace DVDs. The competing formats were Blu-Ray, and HD-DVD. Toshiba was…
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System Building Guide – under $1,000 (February 2008)
Motherboard GIGABYTE GA-MA770-DS3 ========== Motherboard review by James_8970 ========== As technology continues to progress, our present demands continue to outgrow our pasts. Over the past few months we have seen many new chipsets released: Intel’s P35/X38/X48, nVidia’s 7x0i…
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Vista grrrr!
Why are there so many people down on Vista? Especially media people? I am so tired of hearing Vista failure! Vista disaster! Vista sux! I think every one of these people have a very short memory. I have been doing computer support for over 15 years, most of it supporting end…
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Magellan Maestro 3210: Review
Some of our more “chronologically enhanced” readers might remember a time in their childhood when dad decided that the family should pile into the trusty station wagon (sans seatbelts of course) and see the country (for you younger readers, this time should be…
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Corsair TX750W: Review
I’ve been a fan of Corsair RAM for years, so when they decided to enter the power supply market, I jumped at the chance to see what they have to offer. The TX750W comes with some impressive packaging including a “velvet” bag to keep it in if you’re not…
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The "Best Buy – Circuit City Conundrum"
Ok, the cat’s out of the bag. I’m a geek. Not only am I a geek, but I’m a geek with “prominently defined antisocial tendencies” (at least that’s how it was described to me by a medical professional way back when). I’m also a self…
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Review: IronKey Secure USB drive
It’s easy to use, looks great, and has some very robust security features. IronKey has packaged military grade security with enterprise designed functionality into a device that your grandma could use.