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Review: Roccat Kave Solid 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset

Today we have another product from Innovative Gaming Peripheral company Roccat, which I would say is in a class of it’s own. The Roccat Kave isn’t just your ordinary 5.1 headset, and in this revie [ ... ]

Review: Logitech diNovo Keyboard for Notebooks

Logitech is always a popular choice when it comes to peripherals, be it a mouse, keyboard or anything else in their vast product line-up, the product is typically of a high quality. The diNovo Keyb [ ... ]

Review: Cooler Master SNA95 Universal Power Adapter

Cooler Master is quickly becoming the place to go for all of your computing needs, whether it’s cooling, housing, accessories, power for desktops, and now power for your mobile devices. Cooler Ma [ ... ]

Review: Mionix Keid 20 W Stereo Gaming Headset

If you’ve been visiting Geeksmack for a little while now, you may have seen a review by me of a gaming mouse from this company called the Naos 5000. That being a fantastic product, I had high hop [ ... ]

Review: Speedlink Fellow Stereo Gaming Headset

At Speedlink, there are many headsets to choose from, from wireless clip-on headsets to hardcore gaming headsets. Today we'll be looking at something in-between the two of those and focus on Speedlink [ ... ]

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SanDisk sends out a note that something BIG is coming
Hardware
Written by Stephen Bennett   
on Saturday, March 20, 2010
SanDisk Hints That BIG Is Coming

So, as of today, SanDisk’s homepage has been updated with a new flash animation, basically stating that something big is going to be announced soon. Considering their main field is memory, and the animation starts with a ‘memory full’ indicator. It’s safe to say that the announcement will be an increased storage capacity for a current product line, or a new line which has larger capacities than ..





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HP Slate specs reported
Hardware
Written by Eugene Cheung   
on Saturday, March 20, 2010
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HP isn’t saying anything, but Spanish Clipset has claimed several details on the upcoming Windows 7-powered HP Slate. While Clipset is saying that these details come from themselves, Engadget hasn’t been able to get anything out of them regarding this piece of news.

Clipset states that the Slate will cost €400 (about $546 US), which is more expensive than netbooks, but still competitive with t..





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Last Updated on on Sunday, March 21, 2010
 
EVGA Officially Announces Classified SR-2, Multi CPU Config
Hardware
Written by Patrick Laughner   
on Wednesday, March 17, 2010
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Quite possibly creating one of the most powerful/awesome enthusiast-class motherboards yet, EVGA today announced the release of the Classified SR-2. Skull Trail’s and Westmere’s love child, this board supports two Intel LGA-1366 socket CPUs. Strap two Intel Xeon 5600-series to this bad boy and you’ll have the most powerful rig around.

When using this board with two new Xeon 5600-series or Core..





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Last Updated on on Thursday, March 18, 2010
 
Intel Launches Westmere-based 32nm CPUs: Core-i9/Xeon 5600-Series
Hardware
Written by Patrick Laughner   
on Wednesday, March 17, 2010
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Tuesday, Intel Announced the release of their 32nm Xeon-based server CPU’s. Dubbing them, “the most secure data center processors”, and for good reasons. The Xeon 5600 series is Intel’s newest flagship server CPU at 32nm, replacing the 5500 series at 45nm.

Unlike the consumers-range “Core i” series, the new Xeon lineup buffs two brand new security features: Intel AES-NI (Advanced Encryption S..





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Intel Launches “Affordable” Lineup of SSDs, Starting at $125
Hardware
Written by Patrick Laughner   
on Monday, March 15, 2010
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Intel is known for making some of the fastest solid state drives, as well as some of the largest. Generally speaking, Intel’s SSDs are rather expensive, until now. Today Intel announced an affordable lineup of solid state drives for the price of $125. The Intel X25-V Value series is an entry-level SSD aimed at the entry-le..





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Fake Core i7's shipped by Newegg
Hardware
Written by Eugene Cheung   
on Friday, March 05, 2010
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Popular online retailer Newegg accidentally shipped what were thought to be counterfeit Intel Core i7 CPU’s to some unsuspecting customers. People began complaining of the obviously fake units yesterday, eventually piling up to a total of 5 incidents involving 9 fake CPU’s around the web.

At first, Newegg responded by stating they had received “incorrect inventory”, but later discovered that t..





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Last Updated on on Saturday, March 06, 2010
 


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