It’s been a long time since I’ve reviewed any mp3 players, I’ve personally got one that I love, it’s the S.Beat from Swiss Memory and it goes quite a few places with me all the time for when I get the chance to listen to it. There are other mp3 players out there besides the iPod, believe it or not, and I’ve never quite understood the fascination with having 20+ gigs of storage on a portable music device, my S.Beat is a 1 gig and I’ve never filled it yet, there’s just not that much I like I guess. So I can’t figure out how people actually can listen to 20+ gigs of music, or have that much that they actually like…

Anyway, today for review I’ve got a small and portable, credit card sized mp3 player from our friends at Brando WorkShop, it’s officially called the USB Flash Card MP3 Player, and it’s the 2Gig capacity variety, which should be more than enough for most people…

Read full review HERE

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Today for review I have another helicopter from HobbyTron, it is an AH-64 Apache four channel remote control type. This helicopter is a bit special in that it has co-axial rotor blades, where one blades spins clockwise while the other spins counter clockwise, the idea of this is that there is essentially no need for a tail rotor as the dual blades cancel out the rotation normally caused by a single bladed copter. I can say that I had a blast flying this helicopter around all over the place, it is fairly easy to use, fast, maneuverable and surprisingly very durable…

Read full review HERE

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Supertalent ProjectX 2GB DDR3-1800 Memory Kit:

Link: http://www.rbmods.com/Articles/Supertalent/Projectx_1800/1.php
 

Quote: When things named ProjectX drops down the mailbox or are delivered to the door it really makes me curious. It was no different this time when the UPS guy dropped buy a package from Supertalent. We got a package with Supertalent´s latest memory named ProjectX DDR3-1800. This is a 2GB kit with some sick specifications that we are going to take a look at right away in the review so stay tuned.

TechwareLabs has published a review of the Synology Disk Station DS207+. Here’s a clip from the review:

Quote: “Our networking and storage guru Matthew Homan takes a look at the DS207+ from Synology. This updated version of the DS207 includes several new features as well as hardware upgrades. Matthew provides detailed information about this device and how it can save your small to medium business a lot of money with its wide array of uses, supported features and high effeciency.”

LINK:
http://www.techwarelabs.com/reviews/network/ds207+

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Synology Disk Station DS207+ Review @ TechwareLabs

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