Author Archives: Rey M.L.

Top 6 External 4TB Hard Drives You Can Buy – 2015

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Top 6 External 4TB Hard Drives You Can BuyNeed more storage? 4TB has become an established size for external drives, and a bunch of models from different vendors are now readily available. So, selecting the best one to store your precious data can be daunting. Can't decide? Let me give you a hand.

Silverstone Launches 500w SFX Computer Power Supply With 120mm Fan

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Silverstone SX500-LGSilverstone has extended the SFX PSU form factor, letting it take a 120mm fan instead of an 80mm one, and has put out a beefy 500w model to catwalk the new size. Don't rejoice yet, though, small form factor PC users: make sure it'll fit in your case first.

JotForm Designer, Theme Store Let You Codelessly Beautify, Sell Form Designs

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JotForm Form Designer, Theme StoreNeed a web form? Need it to look good? Can't code? JotForm.com has you covered. The service just launched its Form Designer, letting you decorate without futzing with CSS, and its Theme Store shares user-submitted themes, optionally opening a source of income for graphic designers.

Inno3D Tops GeForce GTX 980, 970 Graphics Cards With Quad-Fan Cooler

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Inno3D iChill GeForce GTX 980 & 970Nvidia's Maxwell architecture runs relatively cool, but that didn't stop Inno3D. Its iChill GeForce GTX 980 and 970 Ultra cards vaunt a massive triple-slot cooler with four fans. If nothing else, these things should run relatively cool despite their healthy factory overclocks.

Fujitsu Labs’ Smart Ring Interprets Your Air Writing

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Fujitsu Gesture RingHead-mounted devices like Google Glass may be convenient for some things, but writing stuff down – let alone maneuvering basic UI elements like dialog boxes – isn't one of them. Luckily, Fujitsu are developing a wireless ring that recognizes characters you trace in midair. It's accurate, too... or so the firm claims.

GizmoSphere Gizmo 2 SBC Pairs PC-Class Power With Raspberry Pi’s Size

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Great things have been done with the Raspberry Pi's meager specs. For DIY'ers who just need more, though, the Gizmo 2 single-board computer squeezes an AMD dual-core processor and Radeon graphics into similar dimensions, while keeping the prerequisite array of hobbyist interfaces besides somehow adding many new ones.

Aiptek ProjectorPad P70: Android Tablet With Built-In Projector

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If you want to beam your smartphone or tablet's screen onto a wall, whether for a work presentation or to watch YouTube videos, pico projectors are easy to find. However, what about smart slates with projectors built in? Aiptek's P70 is the first I've seen, and this 7” Android tablet looks a handy device indeed, albeit with some real drawbacks you should be mindful of.

Rat Pro X Gaming Mouse Boasts Swappable Sensors

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Coming five years after the original R.A.T., a computer mouse whose size can be adjusted to match one's hand, Mad Catz' Rat Pro X is the same thing, but even more modular. You can swap sensors and change the wheel tread, among a bunch of other things, and it still has the looks of something designed by aliens.

Fuhu Prepares Massive Android Tablets For Kids, Adults

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10” touchscreen not enough for you? How about a 65” one? Indeed, Fuhu is adding four new whiteboard-sized models to its Nabi Big Tab lineup of oversized slates. The devices contain the latest core-logic from Nvidia and aim to be the perfect media hubs for your digital home.

Kodak’s IM5 Smartphone Caters To Photographers… And Your Grandparents

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What's this, a smartphone made by Kodak? No surprise that there's a few extra photography-related features, but what's more curious is that this 5” phone appears to be designed with seniors in mind – and I don't just mean that Android skin.