Daily Reviews Summary 11/14/10

Digital picture frames like other technologies have become more advanced and feature rich while becoming more affordable. Today’s review item is from GiiNii who make the 8-inch “All-In-One” true video digital picture frame. Besides displaying digital snapshots it is also video capable with H.264/MPEG-4 video playback. It can even play video directly from Flip camcorder via the frame’s USB port.

p on the review block today I’ve got the Thrustmaster Exclusive Edition F1 Ferrari Gamepad with dual analog sticks. This gamepad sell for about $20, and it’s not bad overall, but it has one major flaw in that it’s not compatible with many games at all. other than that it’s a great controller, it’s confortable and it has a lot of buttons.

Coolit Systems built upon the success of the ECO A.L.C. and added a versatile and configurable LCD screen to their new Vantage Advance Liquid Cooling System. The Vantage includes multiple options to use the CPU cooling system in quiet, performance, and extreme modes. This gives consumers the versatility they need to use the Vantage in different situations depending upon the user's performance needs.

In the coming months Intel will be refreshing their CPU and chipset ranges, introducing new models with enhanced specifications. Currently the performance of those products is under NDA however motherboard manufacturers have been given permission to preview their new products, based around the upcoming chipsets. Today we have a quick preview of one such board, the Asus P8P67 Deluxe.

The Cyborg V.5 Rumble Pad from Mad Catz is a product to consider if you're looking for a controller which we can be used on both PC and our Xbox 360 console; it also brings an unique feature: the Cyborg module which allows you to swap the d-pad and thumbstick between Xbox 360 and PS3 mode

DeepCool is not a name that many folks in the North America are familiar with; but they have been a large operator in the European & Asian markets, making products that are relatively cheap compared to the competition and offer a great noise to performance ratio keeping their products on the quiet side, while they cool well. Today we'll look at the DeepCool UF 120 which offers many vibration & noise reduction features for computer cases and power supplies.

Performance wise, the DeepCool UF120 is a case fan through and through. It won't be a great heatsink fan. It does everything it says it will do though. Almost all of it's specifications are right on the line and hold well within their 10% deviation value. It most definitely is a quiet solution for a case fan and fairly unmatched in it's sound profile except by fans that cost $5 to $10 more. All in all, this fan is solid in terms of performance...