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01/26/2009 The Warrior is Upgraded: Wolfking Warrior Xxtreme Review
Hardcore gamers demand specialized hardware, especially on the controller side, and several companies have emerged to serve this market. WolfKing is one, and their Warrior Xxtreme keyboard takes the popular Warrior design and adds a second keypad on the right side. But has WolfKing also doubled up on the gaming experience, or does the Warrior Xxtreme add up to less than the sum of its parts.
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12/09/2008 14 Million Units and Counting: The Netbook Market Explodes
The netbook is not only the hot holiday gift for 2008, it's also a marketing phenomenon, with 14 million units sold in its first full year. The market is segmenting as well, with 9-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch models vying for your dollar, and a growing series of "lifestyle netbooks" in new colors, patterns and form factors. The only question is whether these will help or hurt the traditional notebook segment.
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11/19/2008 Aiming for the High-end Gamer: NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse Review
Although the gaming mouse market continues to be dominated by major players like Logitech, Microsoft and Razer, there seems to be no shortage of companies introducing new designs. NZXT is one of them, and this gamer-oriented company is putting its weight behind the Avatar Gaming Mouse, an ambidextrous design with user-configurable DPI settings and 7 customizable buttons.
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11/05/2008 Low Price and Mainstream Performance: OCZ Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse Review
The gaming mouse market is dominated by a few big players, Logitech, Microsoft and Razer among them, but OCZ is looking to make some waves with a low-cost mouse sporting some very high-end features. The Dominatrix Laser Gaming Mouse brings a lot to the table, and sets it all up with a $35 price tag.
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08/13/2008 Razer Lycosa Keyboard & Piranha Gaming Communicator Review
Razer has unveiled two products that work just fine on their own, but also compliment one another. The Lycosa Keyboard provides a good base for serious gamers, with customizable keys and a backlit base, while the Piranha Headset supplies audio immersion and the benefit of a headset-microphone combination.
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07/30/2008 Another Space-Saving Notebook Mouse: Logitech V450 Nano Review
As the notebook market continues to expand, so too does the need for new and improved peripherals. The Logitech VX Nano Cordless blew us away with its tiny micro-receiver, and now the company is back with a new sequel, the V450 Nano, a wireless notebook mouse based on the larger V450 Laser Cordless, but still utilizing a Nano-receiver for ultimate portability.
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06/18/2008 Razer Lachesis Laser Mouse & Razer Destructor Gaming Mouse Pad Review
Razer has introduced two products that function on their own, but also compliment each other quite well. The Lachesis Laser Mouse offers a Precision 3G Laser sensor and an unprecedented 4000 dpi tracking engine, while the Destructor Gaming Mouse Pad provides a slip-free, "gunmetal" coated gaming pad for the serious gamer.
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05/22/2008 Transforming a Notebook into a Desktop: Logitech Alto Cordless Review
The growth in notebook sales has been astronomical, and many have replaced desktops in the home and office. But sometimes you just want to sit back and type on a regular keyboard. Enter the Logitech Alto, a notebook stand + wireless keyboard combo that not only provides a full-size keyboard, but also properly aligns the LCD.
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