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Actiontec Wifi Deadspot Eliminator July 31, 2014 Did you know that there are still houses out there that don't have the needed network wiring support for all the connected devices we have these days? If you have a house that just has electricity to every room without any other wiring, what are you to do? Use those electrical circuits and bridge your network with a HomePlug network with the Actiontec WiFi Dead Spot Eliminator. Read full article

Meizu MX3 Problems May 9, 2014 Smartphones come in many shapes and sizes and Meizu is an international brand that makes some compelling hardware for their target markets. While they were at CES showing off the MX3, we were given a chance to review it for a possible US market push. What we found was that not everything is where it needs to be. Read full article

Bass Egg Verb February 24, 2014 What if we told you that your kitchen table can be a speaker? The Bass Egg Verb is a Bluetooth speaker that uses a transducer instead of a speaker to pump sound through flat surfaces. We're impressed with the sound quality and the range of different types of sounds you get from different materials. It is a quality product. Read full article

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Cooler Master Storm Enforcer Mid-Tower Gaming Case The Cooler Master Storm Enforcer is a good case at a value price with some clever innovations. While not all of the ideas work as well they should, none of the problems are cause to overlook the case. The Enforcer also has a lot of features that are usually exclusively seen in more expensive cases. May 10, 2011 Read full article

Antec Six Hundred v2 Gaming Case The Antec Six Hundred v2 is an interesting looking case, but it falls flat on some certain design elements. Look at other Hundred series cases from Antec instead. March 24, 2011 Read full article

Crucial Ballistix Smart Tracer 6GB PC3-12800 BL3KIT25664ST1608OB While the RAM might be the same as two years ago, the Smart Tracer series is an excellent choice for new builds by modders. March 4, 2011 Read full article