Daily Reviews Summary 11/15/08

Showcasing Microsoft's new-for-2008 BlueTrack technology, the Microsoft Explorer Mini Mouse boasts a unique laser tracking system that claims to make the mouse usable on practically any surface. Designed to be both portable and fully-featured, the Explorer Mini employs a 2.4GHz wireless connection and ergonomically styled body in an attempt to be the ultimate mouse for desktop users who have the occasional need to work on the road, and who appreciate the latest technology. For full review, read on.

Anyone old enough to remember the old arcades of the 80's would tell you the main thing that they would love to see in a console is the ability to play like they did in the arcade. There is no feeling like holding that plastic gun in your hand and crazily pulling the trigger for dear life. There are not nearly as many arcades as there once were, but what if you could have that same arcade feel in the comfort of your own home, with your own games? That is what Eagle Tech hopes to help you with. Today they have given us the chance to review their WiiPAL Infrared Shotgun attachment for the Nintendo Wii. The product certainly looks like a shotgun that was attached to arcade games of years past, but does it have that same feel? Read on to find out the answer to that pressing question.

Today I've got the Corsair TX750 750Watt Power supply for review and it features plenty of connections and power for most systems. the cables are sleeved nicely and I have to note that they are nice and long as well, it also features 80% efficiency and 99% Active PFC to round it out.

I am definitely impressed with this Lian Li PC-A77B full tower chassis. Being a fan of simplistic yet useful design, this case has it all. The top mounted I/O ports are in a great location to access while using the computer. Lian Li has designed this case to allow you to install your components in many different configurations, which makes customizing your setup very convenient.

Cirago was founded in Shanghai in 1996 is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. They've "been manufacturing comprehensive innovative products that will enhance people's lifestyle worldwide" according to their website. In addition to their bluetooth headsets, they also have a line of Bluetooth dongles and USB external hard drive enclosures.

Today's product is the HS-450 mini Bluetooth Headset. This is targeted at anyone with a cell phone that doesn't want a huge hunk of plastic hanging off of their ear. It boasts an impressively small stature, so let's see if it performs.

The product sent to us to review is the QPAD XT-R which is a gaming grade mouse surface and we have been using it for this task and general use over the past couple of months, today we can tell you how it has performed.

Lian-Li's TR-5 is reasonable. It is fairly well built, the front display is big and clear, and it performs as advertised. But it doesn't look that great compared to other fan controllers and the brief manual is no help whatsoever - at least it comes in about 300 languages! If you're looking for a powerful controller for providing real-time power consumption and other various control displays, check out Zalman's ZM-MFC2.