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Firefox · 14.04.2011, 09:34

Monster introduces Mobile Jamz high performance in-ear headphones

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Monster has announced Mobile Jamz, the newest addition to the acclaimed Jamz family of in-ear headphones. Made of stylish solid metal, the Mobile Jamz is virtually indestructible and claims to offer deep, powerful bass and crystal clear high frequency response.

The in-ear headphones also comes with ControlTalk Universal for hands-free calling with microphone and answer button. Users can take incoming calls conveniently on most music phones with a 3.5 mm headphone port or a 2.5 mm headphone port with an adaptor. With the included Y-Cable "Chat Adapter," Mobile Jamz can also be used to make calls and video chats on Skype, as well as other online voice and video chat applications.
The Monster Mobile Jamz retails at S$239.

Firefox · 14.04.2011, 16:18

Roccat Kova Plus Review - Overclock3D

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For about £40, around the price of most worthwhile gaming mice, you get a hell of a lot of rodent for your money. It feels fabulous with that rubber top being a big improvement on its Dads textured surface. It's usable by left or right-handed people which is something many manufacturers overlook on their high-end gaming mice. AND it comes with a wealth of possibilities waiting to be explored.
Most of the other good choices for this money are designed for right-handed gamers and so on that basis alone the Roccat Kova Plus gets a serious recommendation. The fact it's also a great mouse in its own right is icing on an already tasty cake. This is a very congested segment of the market with a multitude of choices available but the Roccat Kova Plus still manages to stand out and is a winner of our OC3D Silver Award.

Roccat Alumic Gaming Mousepad Review - Overclock3D

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If you've ever found that your foam-backed hard mouse mat wasn't quite as long lasting as you hoped, or that your rigid one is way too rigid, then the Alumic really does cover all your needs. It wont bend with an intentionally destructive force being applied and wont turn into a sponge at the slightest spillage of a caffeine-laced drink.
We tested with a host of mice from Roccat, Razer, Logitech and the like, and all performed admirably, as of course you'd expect.

Even soft-mat lovers would be swayed such is the combination of great looks, greater performance, and unheralded longevity the Roccat Alumic provides. It's made out of a thick sheet aluminium for heavens sake. With sensible use this will still be around to pass down to your grandchildren. Even the size, 331mmx272mm is neither so big it takes up half your desk nor so small you have to lift the mouse up to get from one tab to the next.

The only blot on the horizon is the price-tag which is at the reasonably hefty £30 mark. However for that money you're essentially getting two very different mouse surfaces and you will never, ever, need to buy another.
Stunning. Gold Award. Nuff said.

Firefox · 15.04.2011, 07:42

Mionix Zibal 60 mechanical gaming keyboard detailed, set for June arrival

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The new keyboard measures 44.4 x 20.6 x 4.4 cm, weights 1.56kg, and has a 1.6 mm thick steel frame, a detachable wrist rest, a 1.55m braided cable (USB), a multi-level green backlight system, 18k gold-plated switch mounts, a Mionix Action key (provides instant access to all the media and illumination functions), plus a six key rollover (you can perform actions by pressing up to six keys simultaneously).
The Zibal 60 includes two USB 2.0 ports, headphone and microphone jacks, it costs $149.99 / €149.99 and is set to become available in June (pre-orders are a go).

Firefox · 15.04.2011, 10:02

Tt eSports Shock Gaming Headset @ PureOverclock

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In terms of audio quality, the Shock is for those who love bass, to the point where it's almost overpowering. You don't need a killer audio card for the Shock, but you do need to spend some time customizing the EQ settings to prevent the mid and upper range from being entirely drowned out. The build quality is rather good though, so the Shock should survive being tossed around when you get pwned by some little nooblet yelling in your ear in some fragfest Deathmatch.

The Shock retails for $60 USD, so it's not meant to be an elite headset. As a result, it is an unfair comparison against the DT 770 high performance earphones. If you're an audiophile, then Thermaltake doesn't have you on the radar. But if you want a good all-around headset for a respectable price, then the Thermaltake eSPORTS Shock is a good option. That is, only if you love heavy bass.

Firefox · 19.04.2011, 17:21

Cyber Snipa Sonar 5.1 Championship Review -Overclock3D

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All in all it's a headset that's dominated by the sound quality at the expense of almost everything else. The inline remote is positioned so high on the cable (about 3ft from the headphones) that it'll either be in your lap or you'll be resting your wrist on it. With so much plastic everywhere it feels cheap and even if it lasts forever it doesn't inspire the confidence of similar priced units. The software might be comprehensive but very little of the settings are ones you'd ever live with on a day to day basis.
So the surround is excellent, comfort is great and it's got more bass than a fishing competition. At just over 40 quid (£41.77) its priced fairly competitively as well, the audio reproduction is very good though and worthy of our bronze award.

Roccat Alumic Review - XS Reviews

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Overall this is a great pad. It’s a pleasure to use, looks awesome and giving it two useful surfaces is a nice feature but there is one downside. The price, £36.99 is a lot to spend on a mousemat.
There are many mousemats out there for much less money that do the job perfectly well (albeit without the dual-sided versatility of the Alumic). The Roccat Alumic has that extra special something that puts it out above the competition, though and if you want to spend that much money on a mousemat I certainly recommend it.
Pros

Looks fantastic
Sturdy on almost any surface
Dual sided
Included wrist rest

Cons

Price is a bit high

Firefox · 23.04.2011, 07:17

Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T. 9 Wireless Gaming Mouse Review - eTeknix.com

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It’s aimed at the gaming market, but when using as an everyday mouse, you certainly won’t be disappointed especially with the likes of using Photoshop and other software that requires a low DPI setting to give the most accurate results.

Gaming is where it really comes into its own as you can adjust the DPI settings on the fly which is handy if you’re fighting off soldiers as a sniper, as you have the ability to drop the DPI to its lowest setting. If you’re playing a fast-paced game like Team Fortress 2, the stupidly high 5600 DPI setting is going to come into its element and give you the best results.

Overall, the mouse is a lot of money, but based off its build quality and uniqueness, we definitely think it’s worth the money, as it should stand the test of time and make your gamer friends go green with envy.

Pros:

Built on previous success in the R.A.T. series
Fits any size hand
Adjustable weight
Unique
Has a certain sense of quality
Desirable

Cons:

Quite expensive
Some may consider it ugly

Logitech Performance Mouse MX Review - Techgage

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My experience with the Performance MX was in most ways a positive one. I don't care for the placement of the forward button but in all reality, I rarely use it so it's not an issue that I dwell on too much. In every other aspect, the mouse is a winner through and through. I know that there are many out there that miss the dynamic scrolling capabilities of the older Revolution but after some use, I prefer the scrolling of the Performance. I have absolute control over when and where it switches to quick scrolling and when I don't need it, I simply switch it off.

Battery life of this mouse is incredible. Going almost 2 weeks on a daily use mouse is nothing short of extraordinary. I'm sure there are mice out there with better battery life but I know for a fact that there are far more with worse life than this one. The ability to use it while it charges is another positive in my book. With the Revolution you are forced to put the mouse in a docking station to charge. With the Performance MX, you simply plug in a micro-USB cable; the same kind used to charge MANY other types of devices.

I like the Performance MX. In fact, I am willing to state that it's the best mouse I have ever used. This wasn't simply a review; it was the story of the last 4 months of my computing life. Day in and day out I use the mouse and have yet to have an issue. From the battery life to the design, you cannot go wrong with the Logitech Performance MX. The mouse is simply made of win.

Firefox · 25.04.2011, 18:38

Arctic Sound P311 Bluetooth Headset and Dongle Review

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Overall we are very impressed with the Arctic P311 headset which seems to do all we could ask for and more. Sure the build quality isn’t class leading but the overall construction of the headset feels secure and it should last you a couple of years. The hands-free functionality of the headset is perfect for people who can’t justify a separate headset to use while driving. Sound quality was perfectly acceptable considering the price point of this headset, even though it doesn’t compare to Arctics range of full size gaming headsets. Thanks to the light weight of the headset and the soft earpads, it remains comfortable to use for long periods of time. We found it particularly good to use while running and working out at the gym as it fits very securely and the wireless interface prevents you accidentally dislodging the wires.
For many people, the final decision will depend on the price of the headset. The Arctic P311 can be yours for the rather reasonable sum of £19 at Overclockers UK. This makes it very good value for money, especially considering the versatile nature of the product. At present we couldn’t find the Arctic UD2 Bluetooth dongle for sale in the UK, but it is available from Arctic’s site at just over €12.
Pros

Great value for money
Secure and comfortable fit
Doubles up as hands-free
Good battery life

Cons

Feels a little flimsy
Multifunction button can be confusing

Firefox · 26.04.2011, 07:31

LG introduces the D41P and D42P 'Flicker-free' 3D monitors

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LG Electronics has today released in South Korea the first two 3D monitors to utilize its Film Patterned Retarder (FPR) 3D technology (also used on the CINEMA 3D TVs). Thanks to FPR 3D, the displays promise to offer brighter, clearer images and 'Flicker-Free' 3D viewing.

The use of FPR 3D also enables LG's monitors (D41P and D42P) to be used with passive 3D glasses that have no electrical parts and are thus lighter and more comfortable.
Spec wise, LG didn't say much about its displays but based on the info we got about the D2342P we can predict the D41P and D42P to have LED backlighting, a contrast ratio of up to 5,000,000:1, a native resolution of (up to) 1920 x 1080 pixels, a response time as low as 5ms and D-Sub, DVI and HDMI inputs.

LG's 3D monitors also come with a 2D to 3D conversion function that works in real-time.

Firefox · 26.04.2011, 14:48

Creative Labs Sound Blaster Tactic 3D Sigma Headset Review - TweakTown

Sharkoon XTATIC Headset Review - Overclock3D

Firefox · 26.04.2011, 21:08

Razer Naga Molten Special Edition - LanOC

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At the start of our review I asked is the Naga Molten Edition is going to be hot or fizzle out. With seventeen customizable buttons, in game integration, great software, and a HOT looking design glowing on top there is no way you can deny it as a great MMO mouse. Unfortunately the mouse is still plagued with the same z-axis tracking issues that the other Razer mice have had. For some people it will be a deal breaker, but if you are looking for an MMO mouse with this level of customization you simple have no other choice. The Naga is flawed but still worlds better than what else is on the market. I hope in the future they decided to offer a Naga with the Avago S3888 Optical sensor that we loved so much in the Deathadder, until then we will be sporting this Molten Hot Mouse for our MMO gaming.

Firefox · 02.05.2011, 18:42

Roccat Kone [+] Review -TBreak

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To put it simply, the Roccat Kone Plus is the very definition of German engineering at its best. The Kone Plus is a precision engineered piece of equipment whose sole purpose is to destroy the competition by providing a superior user-experience with excellent performance and supreme comfort. The driver allows for extreme customization in how the mouse works and looks. If you’re looking for a high-end mouse for competitive gaming, the Roccat Kone [+] should definitely be at the top of your list.

Firefox · 05.05.2011, 07:44

Gigabyte Aivia M8600 Mouse Review -HardwareSecrets

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Strong Points

For right- and left-handed users
Large number of assignable buttons
Best configuration application we’ve ever reviewed
High sensitivity level of 6,500 DPI
Can be used either wireless or wired
Extra battery for convenience
Easy to reach buttons

Weak Points

Heavy
Uncomfortable body design with an edged hump
Precarious fit to the charger/receiver unit
Battery change is not as fast as advertised
Expensive

Firefox · 06.05.2011, 07:24

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review -HardwareHeaven.com

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As with most new keyboards there will be a period of familiarisation with this product, more so due to the mechanical keys and layout tweaks, however after that short adjustment the typists will find their keying speed greatly enhanced. Gamers will find the on-the-fly macro recording and profiles of great benefit, mixed with the same great tactile feel.

Overall the BlackWidow Ultimate offers industry leading build quality, a great set of features and an exceptional typing experience.

Sharkoon X-Tatic SX and SP Xbox 360 and PS3 Headsets - KitGuru

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Both the Sharkoon X-Tatic SX and SP are built well and attractive to look at without having the impractical glossy plastic construction of the SteelSeries Spectrum 5XB. We do feel, though, that the SteelSeries Spectrum Audio Mixer is a far more elegant solution than Sharkoons in-line control as it removes the need for a separate cable from the control to the Xbox controller. It also removes the weight of the control from the wire and moves all of the volume controls to a much more easily accessible location.
The sound quality of the two headsets was reasonable from both the microphone and headphones on each headset although they weren’t quite up to the same standard as both of SteelSeries’ Xbox headsets. The removable microphone is ideal for when you are watching movies but it’s unfortunate that you can’t remove the headset itself from the inline control and plug it into an MP3 player or smartphone.

Pros:

Attractive Deisgn
Low Price
Removable Microphone
PS3, PC and Xbox 360 Support (SP)

Cons:

Sound quality isn’t great
Comfort could be better
So many Cables!

Firefox · 07.05.2011, 17:16

Antec Sound Science rockus 3D Speaker System Review - DragonSteelMods

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Pros:
+3Dsst works well especially with games and videos
+Sleek appearance
+Solid construction
+Three music inputs
+Included TOSLINK optical

Cons:
-Lack of THX, DTS, SRS and Dolby certification
-Short cables
-No optical cable included

Firefox · 09.05.2011, 10:27

Rude Gamerware Fierce 5000 dpi Laser - OverclockersHQ

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The Fierce 5000DPI laser gaming mouse v2 is a great mouse for gamers. The software was easy to use though you may not even need to use it. The adjustable made for a nice smooth cursor movement depending on what you are playing. Probably if you not a gamer you might not notice the subtle differences but someone who does play a lot of games will appreciate them. The onboard memory was very much appreciated since it enables you to take your custom setting with you on the road. The scroll wheel was nice, smooth and quiet.

So would I recommend this? Yes, if you are in need of a mouse upgrade as either a average user or a gamer the Fierce is definitely a great mouse for you.

Pros:

Adjustable weights
Changeable buttons
7 programmable macros
Adjustable DPI settings
Comfortable grip
Could be used with either hand
Fair price

Cons:

None so far

YouTube - Rude Gamerware Fierce 5000 Dpi Laser Gaming Mouse Version 2 Review

CoolerMaster Sentinel ZERO-G game mouse - review

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The Zero-G I'm afraid is nothing really new, the similarity to the Sentinel Advance is 98% the same, except for a slight change in color schema (I liked the old one better to be honest) and an increase of 128kb (coming from 64kb) there's nothing noticeably different. From what I heard the laser was changed as well, but honestly you'll not notice any difference.
The software is roughly the same yet the mouse has an aesthetically changed jacket, the shape itself 100% similar to the old model. Now that's not at all sounding positive right? Um well no, as the initial version was a brilliant mouse... and still is. It is very hard to improve on a a near perfect mouse and that's what the Sentinel really is, a tweaked version of the original series. So think of this mouse as a small upgrade in a new jacket really. I mentioned this in the review already, but the mouse has a little bit of a bulky design, it's a lot to handle and every now and then that might be bothersome for people with small hands.
From the ground up the design of the mouse is good, the one thing it is and remains is innovative. Cooler Master has a mouse with a little OLED display screen harbored inside. And that's certainly nice stuff. And though it's cool to look at, the display screen doesn't bring a lot of additional value except the fact that you can make a logo yourself, and sure, all LED light colors can be altered as well. As simple as it is, that's just l33t stuff really as you can customize the product to your preference, making it a more personally appealing product.
On the other side, others might feel it is a little gimmicky but whatever, we like all that niche kit stuff. It's these little extras that make this mouse special. You certainly have to appreciate that.

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