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Uniqlo Pokemon T-Shirts are Out Now!

3 Mar 2010 at 9:52pm
Uniqlo has revealed their next series of officially licensed Video Game T-Shirt designs. These ones are for an extremely popular Nintendo game, and will be available in September ;)

AMD vs Intel in a $100-150 CPU Battle

12 Feb 2010 at 9:41am
With the introduction of the Core i3, and AMD’s release of several new Phenom II and Athlon II models, the selection of CPUs in the $100-150 price range is tremendous. And never before have you been able to get such well-performing processors for the price, either. Today we picked 10 of the top CPUs in the [...]

AMD vs Intel: $100-150 CPU Battle

12 Feb 2010 at 7:36am
We take a look at 10 CPUs from AMD and Intel that fall within the $100 to $150 price range. AMD vs Intel, which one is better in this price range?

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Gunnar Optiks: Day 6 and Aftermath

2 Oct 2008 at 12:24am
We try out the Gunnar Optiks glasses and give a day by day analysis

Gunnar Optiks: Days 4 & 5

29 Sep 2008 at 7:27pm
We try out the Gunnar Optiks glasses and give a day by day analysis

Gunnar Optiks Day 3: A Harder Day Than Most

28 Sep 2008 at 1:36am
We try out the Gunnar Optiks glasses and give a day by day analysis

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XSReviews.co.uk > Peripherals - Steelseries Xai

8 Mar 2010 at 10:34am
There's no denying the value of a good gaming mouse. Laser technology has taken the optical sensor one step further, and as games increase in complexity and graphical splendour the demand for increased precision is pushed to the limit. SteelSeries step into the fray with yet another addition to their gaming mouse line-up. These guys just love stretching peripheral technology to fit the gamer's ever-evolving requirements. They say the bad workman blames his tools. Well, no gamer great or small could blame the recent generations of gaming gear. We're getting closer and closer to the perfect interface of man and machine. Herein we shall see how the SteelSeries' Xai Laser Mouse tip-toes those few extra feet and discover if this latest instalment can keep out the dreaded chill of consumer disapproval.

Techwarelabs > Other products - Everki Camber Laptop/Netbook Bag

8 Mar 2010 at 8:13am
Looking for a carrying case for your netbook? Take a close look at EVERKI has to offer with their Camber 7" – 13" case. Sure, there are endless companies on the market today to choose from, but not too many have carrying bags for netbooks. The Camber from EVERKI is one that really stood out among others while attending CES 2010. Let's take a closer look at the Camber to see why were excited to review it for you.

Test Freaks > Other products - Puget Echo I HTPC

8 Mar 2010 at 8:12am
The Puget Systems Echo I is built upon the Zotac IONITX-F-E ATOM N330 Mini-ITX platform. It is housed within an Antec case and is slightly smaller in size than an Xbox 360. The base model comes with 2 GB of DDR2 memory, a slim line Sony DVD-RW Drive, Western Digital Scorpio 160GB 7200 RPM Hard Drive and Windows 7 Home Premium Edition. It is customizable when ordering with choices in OS, slim drive type, memory amount and hard drive size.

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Battlefield Bad Company 2 Review Part 2: Multiplayer & Conclusion

Earlier this week, Vandy discussed Bad Company 2's single-player campaign, and in today's article he tackles multi. Does Bad Company 2 deliver the goods once you go online? Find out inside!

Battlefield Bad Company 2 PC Single-Player First Impressions

Vandy's been busily taking out bad guys in DICE's latest shooter, Bad Company 2. The game has been pitched to gamers disappointed with Modern Warfare 2, but does it succeed? Check out Vandy's first impressions of the single-player campaign in this article!

Gigabyte's GA-890GPA-UD3H: AMD-890GX Arrives

Touting support for their upcoming 6-core Phenom II X6 CPUs and featuring a brand new SB850 South Bridge, the 890GX chipset is AMD's IGP for the performance-oriented DIY'er who wants the best integrated offering AMD provides with the flexibility of upgrading to CrossFire dual GPU cards in the future. In addition to SATA 6Gbps support, the board we're testing, Gigabyte's GA-890GPA-UD3H, also includes support for USB 3.0. See how it fares against the competition from Intel as well as its direct predecessor in today's article!