Gadget4All trasmesso me loro Corredo senza fili dell'automobile della visiera di Bluetooth dello specchio blu per la revisione ed io sono felici, poichè la California inizierà fare rispettare “le mani obbligatorie liberano i corredi dell'automobile„ viene il 1° luglio ed il biglietto è costoso, in modo da questa revisione non potrebbe venire ad un tempo migliore. Ciò è che cosa ho trovato:

Sommario di rassegna per il corredo senza fili dell'automobile della visiera di Bluetooth:

AGGIORNAMENTO: Il corredo dell'automobile della visiera del bluetooth è disponibile a Amazon per la consegna immediata. Prodotto grande per la difficoltà che rapida potreste avere bisogno di se nella California o in un altro dichiari che hanno una politica senza fili “hands-free„.

Il corredo senza fili dell'automobile di Bluetooth della visiera bene è fatto, facile funzionare ed effettua bene. La qualità sana è buona, la messa a punto è facile ed il disegno dell'utente è pensiero buono fuori. Complessivo di montaggio tuttavia portatile forte e facile staccare.

Da esperienza della scatola:

Lo specchio blu è impaccato bene e viene con:

• Corredo senza fili principale della visiera di Bluetooth (5 ″ del ″ x 3 x .75 ″)
• Clip del supporto con i magneti molto forti
• Cavo del USB (mini a tipo A)
• Adattatore di alimentazione dell'automobile (stile della sigaretta)

Il prodotto è semplice ed intuitivo unire. Potevo caricarmi sull'unità dentro sotto 1 ora poichè già è stata caricata. Il tempo completo della carica è un massimo di 3 ore. Potete usare il cavo e l'alimentazione del USB da un laptop/calcolatore o utilizzare l'adattatore di alimentazione della sigaretta in vostro automobile con il cavo del USB per ricaricare quel senso. (più…)

Ho segnalato sul Adattatore UV del video del USB di EVGA Plus+ una coppia le settimane fa ed oggi ho trovato questo buon Rassegna dell'adattatore del USB di EVGA video da TigerDirect. Il video è circa 4min lungo ed ha certa commedia terribile - ma divertente guardare in un senso pathetic - come L'ufficio . If you need some more detailed information about the EVGA USB video adapter, or on the fence and need someone to verbally push you over the edge, check this out:

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REVIEW OF MAGICJACK PHONE

The MagicJack phone is a simple device which is specifically designed to connect your regular [and current] land-line phone to the internet for Voice Over IP calling.

I ran into one of the project managers of MagicJack from a different business deal and he sent a phone for review. I’ve mentioned the MagicJack phone before, but this is my first experience using the product.

OVERVIEW

The MagicJack is a small device [2.5″ x 1.5″] and works as a USB dongle which connects to your computer via USB port. The MagicJack phone does not require a Hi-Speed USB connection and thus will work on your front USB connection of a PC tower or the slower ports off your laptop docking station.

The USB MagicJack costs about $35-$40 depending on where you get it. You then pay $19 [the year after you buy it] for unlimited calling in the United States, Canada and parts of central America. Calls outside this region are then chargeable, but very reasonable. I looked up rates to the UK at it was $0.02 per minute. Not bad at all.

WHY IT’S UNIQUE

The MagicJack phone is unique because it has a regular phone jack connected to the dongle. This means ANY phone can be plugged into the device and used for VoIP calling (more…)

Review: BFG 9800 GTX Video Card

Luigi had some of his clan review the BFG 9800 GTX Video Card over at i4u gadgets and I wanted to pass along their findings:

The BFG 9800 GTX runs on the NVIDIA 9800 GTX GPU. The core clock of the card runs at 675 MHz, the shader clock is 1688 MHz and the memory clock is 2200 MHz. the card has a 256-bit memory interface and a memory bandwidth of 70.4GB/sec. the BFG 9800 GTX has 128 stream processors. The card features 512MB of GDDR3 RAM and the card is PCI Express 2.0 compliant. Other features include HDMI capable with adapter and HDCP capable for protected HD content. Read the entire review: (more…)

Luigi of I4U had some time yesterday to review the PNY IronKey USB 4GB UFD. In short it’s a great security device but you give up performance for such security.

The PNY IronKey uses AES encryption which is always on and keys generated by the on-board cryptochip uses FIPS 140-2 true compliant random number generation. Since the IronKey uses the cryptochip the keys used to generate access never leave the UFD (and onto computer).

The PNY IronKey has an on board stealth browser via Firefox and is entirely incased with a water tight sealant which sits underneath the rugged, outside enclosure. (more…)

Several weeks ago I picked up a 1 penny (yes 0.01) card reader for microSD cards from USB Fever. Today, I set aside some time to see how well the little bugger performs…and to my surprise, very well.

Introduction:

The microSD USB Card Reader is very compact and comes with mini lanyard and plastic case. The device is unique in that all components for the card reader sit inside the USB Type-A connector. It makes for an extremely small and portable reader, and can be, at times, difficult to pull out from a stubborn USB port. However, given the idea of what this product is all about - compact, portable performer - it didn’t bother me too much.

I compared the performance of a direct connect of the microSD card through the USB card reader to the microSD adapter provided to me from SanDisk when I purchased the flash memory. When using the SanDisk adapter, I did need a USB card reader which could contribute to (more…)

Review of Tendon 6 foot DVI cable.

I had the opportunity to test one of Tendon’s 6 foot DVI cables. Video is critical to what I do for a living as I’m on Photoshop all day with a 24 inch Dell monitor and 20 inch Dell monitor next to that.

I’m very happy with the quality of the video image and the physical cable. The video is crisp with no ghosting or artifacts running at 1900×1200 resolution. The physical cable is distinguished from other makers by the fact that it has (more…)