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Mar 16

Snugg iPad Case Review

Published in Reviews, Tablet Accessories | Written by Matt

Today at Tech-Reviews, we have the Snugg iPad Case to review. The Snugg has been a very popular case over the past 12 months and has some great features such as functioning as a portable travel case and acting as a viewing stand to improve typing and viewing comfort. Let’s see how well it performs.

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Mar 15

Subscribe to Tech-Reviews on YouTube!

Published in News, Reviews, Technology News | Written by Matt

Tech-Reviews is soon going to be providing all of you with video reviews on our YouTube channel; but before the video reviews start being published, we’re going to be having our first Prize Giveaway of 2011!

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Mar 14

Koribo Vivar Wireless Keyboard Review

Published in Peripherals, Reviews | Written by Matt

Today, we’re reviewing the final of three wireless keyboards from Koribo. The Vivar features an optical trackball, a scroll wheel, 13 multi-media buttons, mouse buttons, a non-skid surface/rubber pads and low battery indication. Let’s take a closer look at the Vivar to see how well it performs compared with its two siblings.

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Mar 10

Koribo Leira Wireless Keyboard Review

Published in Peripherals, Reviews | Written by Matt

Today we’re reviewing the Leira Wireless Multi Touch Media Center Keyboard from Koribo. The Leira is designed to be used with a HTPC but you can obviously still use it with a normal desktop computer or even a laptop if you so wish. The Leira features a whole range of media center controls and a touch pad to make your media center experience completely wire free. Let’s see how good the Koribo Leira is.

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Mar 08

Vizo Master Panel II Review

Published in Drives, Reviews | Written by Matt

The average computer nowadays has about two USB ports and some audio ports. To be honest this is nowhere near enough with the growing amount of input devices a typical computer user has, such as digital cameras, MP3 players and webcams. Today we are reviewing the Master Panel II from Vizo; a product that will make connecting your devices to the PC, much easier. Let’s see how it does in the review…

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Mar 07

Koribo Mini Keyboard Review

Published in Peripherals, Reviews | Written by Matt

The Koribo Mini is a relatively new product from the up and coming peripherals manufacturer, Koribo. This, believe it or not, is Tech-Reviews first review of a wireless keyboard so we were very excited to check out what the Koribo Mini had in store for us. Koribo states on its website that the Mini is the perfect keyboard and mouse that fits right in your hand and it also has an amazing operating range of 10m/30ft, no matter where the receiver is placed. Let’s find out whether Koribo’s claims are true.

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Mar 04

SteelSeries Xai Laser Gaming Mouse Review

Published in Peripherals, Reviews | Written by Matt

Today we’re reviewing another product from SteelSeries, this time it’s from their wide range of gaming mice. The SteelSeries Xai boasts features such as pro gamer profiles, true sensitivity and best-in-class technology. Read on to find out about these exciting features and many more.

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Mar 02

SteelSeries QcK Mass Pro Gaming Mouse Pad Review

Published in Mouse Pads, Reviews | Written by Matt

With all of the expensive hardware that we buy for our gaming computers to make them “awesome”, we always seem to forget one of the cheapest and most needed parts of all; the mouse pad. Today we’re reviewing the SteelSeries QcK Mass Pro Gaming Mouse Pad; which is a medium sized, cloth coated gaming pad to provide a high quality gaming surface. Let’s take a look and see how well it performs.

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Feb 28

Roccat Kone Plus Gaming Mouse Review

Published in Peripherals, Reviews | Written by Matt

For any gamer, having the right equipment is essential. You need a mouse that has extreme precision, programmable buttons for switching weapons quickly and easily, and is generally a pleasure to use. Today, we’re reviewing the Roccat Kone[+]. Boasting a pro-aim sensor the maximum precision, the ability to store 22 different mouse functions and much more, let’s take a look and see whether the Kone is up to the task.

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Feb 25

NZXT Panzerbox Case Review

Published in Cases, Reviews | Written by Rhys

The NZXT Panzerbox has been designed by NZXT from the base up. It is specifically aimed for those LAN Party gamers who want the entire usual hardware components in a small chassis as well as room for water cooling in a compact area. When creating a computer case from the start, it’s not an easy task and NZXT has certainly proved itself with this unique design.

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Sep 09

ASUS P6T SE X58 i7 Motherboard Review

One of the most popular X58 motherboard which supports the i7 processor series is the ASUS P6T board. In many reviews and tests it has delivered outstanding performance and has proven to be a favourite amongst overclockers. ASUS immediately became aware of this success and developed the ASUS P6T SE (Second Edition). The SE was designed to be a cheaper alternative to the original P6T and was made possible by removing SLI support (so CrossFire only), downgrading the capacitors and removing a couple of needless features. Today we hope to find out if the £25 price difference between the P6T SE and its elder brother is money worth saving. Let’s see how the sibling performs…

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Apr 30

XTracPads Ripper XXL Review

Christopher over at Xtracpads.com has just sent us an XtracPads Ripper XXL for review.
XtracPads is a company that was started by a group of hardcore gamers in 2002 and specializes in designing high-end mouse surfaces and accessories for mainly gamers.

Mouse pads aren’t really used by many people anymore, probably because of the fact that most people nowadays use optical mice and don’t see the need for a mouse pad. However, many gamers still use mouse pads. It’s often more comfortable to use a mouse pad in-game and the performance when using a pad can be much greater due to the pad being a much smoother surface. This allows the mouse to glide more easily.

This leads me on to introduce today’s review, the ‘XtracPads Ripper XXL’.

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Sep 07

OCZ 6GB DDR3 PC3-12800 Platinum Low-Voltage Triple Channel

Here at Tech-Reviews we’ve unfortunately never had the chance to review any desktop memory kits. However, whilst spec’ing up the components for our new i7 test rig an email suddenly dropped in my inbox from OCZ as they wanted to send us some OCZ Platinum DDR3 memory for review. After taking a look at the specifications and features of the memory, it seemed to be the perfect kit for an i7 rig – their website confirmed this with it stated that they’re designed and optimized specifically for i7 processors.

Boasting speeds of 1600 MHz, low voltage requirements and very good latencies, these DDR3 memory sticks certainly look good on paper. So I welcome you to Tech-Reviews’ first memory review where we hope to find out if this DDR3 OCZ Platinum memory kit is up to scratch.

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Jul 02

Nexus TDD-9000 Liquid Cooling Pad

Today at Tech-Reviews we have the TDD-9000 Nexus Cooling Pad. There are many different types of cooling solutions for notebooks available and each claim to work wonders, but the Nexus Liquid Cooling Pad specifically claims of a whopping 17 Degree drop in laptop temperature (based on their own independent tests). It’s now time to find out whether or not their claim is the result of an exaggerated marketing company or reality.

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